The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19

The local lodge of the K. of P. gave
stag party at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening watch was largely
attended By the members, and judging
from the hilarity every individual
preset had all the JOY, he could pos
sibly accumulate In one evening.
The high school basket ball team
will play return game with the Mol
son team, at Nelson, this Friday
evening. It is expected that flock
Of rooters will accompany the local
gang to the top of the world and lend
their moral support in the contest.
Why put the wife to the trouble Of
getting up a Sunday dinner when you
can take her around to the Hotel de
Grubb and enjoy first class feed.
Keep your eye on the Sunday menu
published in the Gazette. The very
reading is enough to make ones
mouth water.
| A mob of young people motored
down to Tonasket last Friday evening
to cheer on the home high school
team in the battle OF the baskets
against Tonasket hi. The crowd felt
we'll repaid for the trip when their
Ifavorites scooped the bacon VITA a
score of 20 to Is.
Len Elsie left for Spokane Saturday
morning to attend the funeral Of his
mother in-law, the late Mrs. j. p.
Gormerley. He returned during the
week accompanied by his wife. who
had been with her mother for several
weeks prior to the fatal termination
OF her mothers illness.
There is to be a February term OF
court and the following jurors have
been drawn from this part of the cou-
ty: Nelson l.. Thrasher, c. J. Gron-
lund, P. L. Schultz, VIM. N. Johnson
E. r. Hoose, p. S. Dokken, Oroville;
C. o. Hutchings, Geo. Ingram, LOOMS
Phil R. Bosch, Chopaka; Fl. B. Meach'
UNI, Oroville.
d. Maske. U. S. immigration officer
from Oroville, was in Okanogan early
in the week in connection with the
case of G. C. Summers, Canadian. wht
, has been held in the county jail TO-
, some time on account Of immigration
, regulations. AS a result Of Mr. Maske's
, visit here Summers was liberated AM
left Tuesday for the north.-Okano
= gan Independent.
The Young Peoples Club gave wha
e they termed kids dance" in tn
v Civic League building Tuesday even
0 ing All the lads wore knee trouser
e and the girls were dressed in pinafore'
| The rain fell in torrents at times, bu
b that did not seem to dampen the ardo
I of the lads and lassies for there wa
good turn out and most happ
:. time. And how could it be otherwis
when the participants were all youn
and carefree.
Contractor Thayer has swung tt
&C Episcopal church around upon tn
w rear of the lots owned by the paris
ID facing east, and as early in the sprir
10 as practicable work will commend
ir upon the new church building. Wal
the old building was being switch'
d Ito it's new position church service
r. had to be suspended, but in anoth
week of two the building will be uti
zed for Sunday services until the ne
one is ready for occupancy.
60 Saturday afternoon Mra A. l.. F'
% received the sad news by wire tn
az her father, Thomas Wilcox, had di
a. at 10 o'clock that morning at the fai
lily home at Medford. county OF Gra
nc Ontario, aged IS years. The news W
Nv not wholly unexpected as the deceas
II had been in poor health for some til
re prior to the end. A strange coincide
GO was that the message arrived VIII
Mrs. Fox was in attendance at
ng funeral of the late Ella Dangard.
on Did you ever let that skilled VOL
lid man, VIM. Mishler, tinker with yo
M watch? If you ever did, then the
ne trails of that watch are functioni
ng properly. We carry watch that sol
lat of the best watch repairers in
'es state have doctored without curing
} of the disease that prevented 1t FRI
as running. Mishler paved over the
lie terror several years ago, and sill
in then It has been as decorous in ke'
! a ing time as any watch in town. I
ent moral is have your watches rehab