The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Joe and Cecil Robinson and mother
were visitors in town Thursday from
Oroville-Molson Leader.
Hans Bergstrom has been Ill and
has been at the Oroville hospital the
past week.-Molson Leader
G. B. Avery has purchased an Essex
Coach car from the G. w. Bartell
agency of Oroville.-Molson Leader.
The county board of eualization
meets at Okanogan next week. II you
have kick to register be on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Powell of OrO-
Vile, were Saturday visitors at the
r. A. Nixon home.-Tonasket Times.
About every one owning car
sought the hills and shady places Sun
day, but their search for a cool spot
was in vain.
Mrs. Ed. Burden, who was called to
the coast some two weeks ago by the
death of her mother returned home
Monday evening.
DR.. Cora AlcOrn was called to Re-
public Tuesday by DR.. Hilton for a
consultation in a case under charge of
the Republic doctor.
Mrs. j. M. Richmond. of LOOMS,
was a visitor in town for several days
| this week, a guest of Mrs. H. r. Gregg
and Mrs. J. l.. Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bartell made
two trips up from Oroville last week
on business and also to enjoy our cool
weather.-Molson Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Maske and son, of
Oroville, were visitors in Tonasket
Thursday, calling upon Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ringe.-Tonasket Times.
Mrs. Geo. H. Bailey and daughter
Mar1ory and son Mike OF Tonasket,
spent day or two in town this week.
the guest of Mrs. ]. L. Masters.
Dan Moffit arrived here on the train
Tuesday morning from Oroville and
went to visit his parents who live on
Siwash creek.-Tonasket Times.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival Sun
day, of new boy at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Pete Peterson, and every
body happy and doing well.
DR.. Alcorn reports the arrival of a |
new boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Byrd Tuesday and all the fam
lily happy and coming around nicely.
The Standard Oil company has ap-
pointed man at their Oroville sta
ton to devote his time to their bust
ness in the Nelson district.--Molson
Leader.
L. f. Kroneman and wife of Lem
mon. South Dakota, arrived Monday
in their Ford, coming via the Black
Hills and the Yellowstone Park.
They will visit for few weeks at the
parsonage.
The cutting Of winter wheat in the
circle and Nine Mile districts will be
we'll under way within a few DAYS.
Much OF the winter wheat is six feet
high. and the heads are long and we'll
Tiled. One of the largest crops ever
grown here will be harvested this :
Leader.
Miss Esther Killian left Thursday .
morning for Seattle where she will
inter business college and take (
course in stenograpny and typewrit-
ng She will make her home with her
BROTHER John, who has been living in
seattle for the past year and holds
lucrative position in a garage.
Fl. J. Schwenne was back to his ,
anch in the valley near Oroville for !
few days this week looking after the }
property. Mr.. Schwenne has been en- :
aged In business at Genesee, Idaho, .
or some months with a brother-in-
aw. and returned to that place after ,
is visit here. He expects to be back !,
n Oroville this fall.
Among those attending the Epworth il
'eague Institute at First creek. Lake &
helan, last week are E. C. Heath. e
anline Truax, Gladys Coy, Ada Tru- d
x Mary Beale, Hazel Terrence. Fern
lper, Cecil Gay. frankie Beale, Jose c.
hine De Merchant, Clifford Anderson C,
ev. and Mrs. A. F. Kroneman. They a
aport having had an enjoyable out 81
lg as well as to receive the class in al
and hear the inspirational c,
ddress. OF