The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-05-25
local AND Personal NOTES

Mr. and Mrs F. V. Covert returheu
boma late last Friday evening from
heir anto trip down as far as Palouse
civ Tney report the Murray FANNY
as in excellent health. Inc up
throughout was an exceedingly pieaS
ant one the roads being in eXceiieh'
condition with weather to correspond
@ NJ Scott made an extensive trip
over the Nelson country anu iepoi .
that winter wheat Is about loot hish
and never looked in a more thlii's
condition Spring sown grain Is not
so far advanced and VIII heeu iioie
rain TO insure crop. Take IL an w
eether and Mr.. Scott says the OUTLOOK
for a normal. If not bumper crop 10
most encouraging.
The diugy sanctum of the Gazette
was frightened Saturday morning .!
-, visit from TWO exceedingly pleasant
voung lady teachers, Mrs. ii. Mospy
who had charge of the McGinty school
during the past year, and MISS hiFa
Neander who watched over the inter
lectual footsteps of the children at lne
Ellisforde school. The ladies were IN
town on a shopping visit.
Say: if you want to see real pan
game be on the town grounde TINS al
ternocn. Oroville and Omak lock horhS
and If the home team put up anything
like the game they did last FRIDAY
this game today is going to be iuiu
for Omak has wiped the earth WIN
about every club that the team mas
met with this season and the down
river boys are not going TO go nome
without tle hog meat if hard WORK
will pull it off the hook.
The Oroville Creamery is shipping
OUT considerable of the high class put
ter that that institution is noted lor
The shipments should be ten times as
great as they are, considering the
high standard throat lubricant tho
proprietor of the OroVille Creamery
manufactures. The butter should be
on the table of every consumer within
a radius of many miles of Oroville
land would be il the consumer prefer
red the best on the market.
Mrs. Ray Weed is grieving over tn
loss OF a beautiful canary that wa
burned to death when the bakery wa
wrecked by fire Sunday. The bird,
merry singer, was owned by Mrs
Geo. Kyle. of Nelson. Mrs. Weed en-
deavor to buy the canary from Mrs
Kyle, and while that lady would no
ipart with it she permitted Mrs. Wee
to bring the feathered pet to Oroville
knowing that it would be returned t
her whenever she so desired. TIL
loss of the bird is great grief to bot
ladies.
H. d. Merritt, formerly deputy col
Hector of internal revenue with head
quarters at Spokane. was in Oroyill
for few hours Friday last, buzzin
around among the unterrified. MI
/ Merritt is the king pin of the demo
| cradle contingent of Spokane. and
he is not dictator his word carrie
| great weight in the councils of tina
party. He was probably out tlroug
the district getting line upon publ
sentiment and probably found tina
people are not enthusiastic over part
or candidates
g. M. Scott in a most generous spir
it contributed Ford tractor and
man to operate it to work on excavat
ing the basement of the new Episcopa
church. With the use of the tracto
the job was expedited at very larg
saving to the church The member
of the church appreciate Mr.. Scott
generosity, which often has a way {
displaying itself in the donation of Ia
Dor for civic improvements. If NOR
of the same spirit was displayed in tn
community more of constructive na
ture would be accomplished.