The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-04-20

registered in town Saturday.
Frank schultz purchased five pas
senger Essex car from Geo. Barren
last week.
DR.. Burge is back in his orifce anu
is kept pretty busy fixing glasses lot
ewes that need the aid of glasses
The Rev. Mrs. Teas, of oroville, oc-
cunied the pulpit of the Nelson Meth
odist church Sunday.-Molson Leader
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist
church will meet at the home OF Mrs
o. A Madison next Thursday AFTER
noon.
DIR. Bevis reports the arrival tues
day morning of a girl to brighten tlle
household of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Stretch.
Mrs. W. l.. Davis returned home
last week after visit OF a fortnight
with her daughter. Mrs. f. 5. Taylor
at Spokane.
Bernard NJ Wills. of Oroville, is sue
ing Edna l.. Wills for a divorce on the
grounds of incompatibility.- Okanoga
Independents
The Bartell Bros, have had cold
storage refrigerator plant added to
the equipment of the Hotel de Grub.
The installation Of the machinery was
in charge of Fred Hart.
Donate Pachino, of this place, a
native son of Italy, passed success
full examination before the superior
court last week. at Okanogan. 2nl was
granted final naturalization papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. T. Campbell of We
natchee and Mrs. f. f. Pursley and
little daughter Margaret of Nelson
spent the week end in Oroville visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. r
Campbell.
DR.. Elmer was called over to LOOMS
Tuesday to treat child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris Ford. and reports that the
little patient is suffering from flu. The
doctor was called again by phone
Wednesday.
According to the Leader, Nelson is
organizing a ball club and if it turns
out to be on a par with the Nelson
teams of the past then the valley
teams will have work cut out for them
to hold their own against that organi-
cation.
We do not know whether the Friday
night shows are to be continued at
the Liberty. but after long suspen-
sion of the three-times-a- week bills
the house was open last Friday even
ing to an unusually large Friday night
audience.
Fred Hoyt. cashier of the First Nat
ional bank, returned to Oroyille Mon
day after an absence of a week on
the coast where he was called on bus
mess. He reports that Saturday the
weather was as hot as the middle of
summer at Seattle.
Judge C. H. Neal spent Sunday in
Oroville on his way to his home at
Okanogan after visit to Republic in
the line of judicial duties Time is
treating the judge kindly and he is
losing none of the amiableity that has
made him so popular among all elias
SEES in this county.
Beverly Powell and A. Bumgartner
motored to Fish Lake. B. c.. Sunday
on fishing trip and returned with
some l25 trout. Fish lake is situated
some five miles. back of Camp Mckin-
ley. The fishermen left Oroville at 3
o'clock Sunday morning and return
ed reaching homie about 9 p. n. Part
of the trip was made through snow
two feet deep.
The Nelson Leader reports tha. tle
wheat in the hill country to the east
Is in good condition Now if timely
rains will only help them out there
will be bountiful harvest in the Mol
son district next fall, blessing the
farmers of that locality have not en-
loyed for five or six years. One crop
will not put them on velvet but 1t will
encourage them to continue their eff
forts.
Water will be turned into the ..6nes
and ditches about May LIST, possibly
day or two earlier. which is the same
time water was distributed last year.
Meantime the work of Strengthening
and improving the system is going o,
with large force employed. This
ditch and flume repairing makes con-
siderable of a pay roll, as the district
disbured upwards of $4,000 this week
in salaries.
Some OF the logs that are to 90 into
the construction of the Boy Scouts
new quarters. in the north part of
town, were hauled down from the
hills Sunday, but there are many more
logs to be delivered. The members OF
the knights of Pythias have promised
10 see that the logs are on the ground
and the members of that lodge gem
orally fulfill their promise, which is
equivalent to saying that the logs will
be delivered.
A letter from DR.. A. II. Stebhens
chiropractor at Los Angeles
says; Il have J. NJ. Irwin. of your
town, as a patient and must saw he
is doing fine and will be able TO return
nome shortly we'll man" The doctor
also wants to know ii there Is an
opening for a good experienced chiro-
practor in Oroville. Our advice to the
doctor is to come and see, and if the
country strikes him as it does others
he will stay.
}. w Carrel, who is filling the role
OF lanltor at the high school mt. IL,