The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-06-01
r. Halleman of Tonasket was reg

meos Monday to meet up with the
team of that place.
Mrs. S. G.. Mitchell has the thanks
of the Gazette home for liberal sup
| ply of delicious strawberries.
Miss Marjorie Reed has been on the
sick list for the past week, but at last
reports was steadily improving.
f.. c. Heath and family, of East Orc
Vile, left Tuesday morning by auto
for Spokane on a few days outing.
Eugene Enloe. of Spokane, and ais
son. r. X. Enloe, of Okanogan, were
business visitors in Orovil'9 Saturday.
DR. Burge left Tuesday for Republic
and Curlew and will return to the
home office June Is to remain until
July 10.
Mr. and Mrs Amel Schultz, of Oro-
vile, visited Mrs. Mae Goldberg, in
Okanogan, Sunday. Okanogan lnde-
pendent.
Prof. and Mrs. B. M, Davenport left
saturday by auto for their nome at
Bellingham, where they will go upon
their ranch.
Mrs. II. o. Mcdaniel and her daugh
tor. Miss Ruth, We're in Orovlle on
shopping visit from their home near
Looms Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bender return
led home last Friday evening from To-
ledo' Ohio, where they nad been spend
ing the winter months.
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Barnes has been quite i'll during
the past week with some ailment,
cousin german to the flu.
MRS. ID Maske was a passenger for
Okanogan Saturday where she was
called to act on the board that makes
the eighth grade examinations.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Powell and
Master Buster" Powell motored to
Penticton to visit with friends over
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Walter Cloud and
their daughter were in attendance at
the commencement exercises held in
the high school auditorium last Fri
day evening.
G. r. Jakel, F. Jakel, |. Loveway
and r. l.. leedle, all of Mt. Oil, B. c..
camped at the East Side Park over
Saturday night on trip to the coas
near Seattle.
Mrs. Ida Teel, manager of the local
telephone station took a day off We'd
nesday and spent it with friends at
Nighthawk. She was accompanied by
a young niece
Wednesday morning the higher
peaks to the west We're covered wit,
blanket of snow, and this is pretty
late in the season for snow even on
those high spots
Jasper Morris, one of the pushing
tract owners in East Oroville, mark
eted the first home grown straybe-.
ries last Thursday, and a choice quail
ity of berry it was.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of an
other son to tde home-of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Walmer Thursday Of ;ast week
which helps to round OUT a pretty well
filled family circle.
MRS. w. e.. Weaver accompanied by
her child left Monday morning for
Seattle where she goes to consult a
specialist in the hopes of securing
some relief for her afflicted child.
The Silver Tea announced to take
place under the auspices OF the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the Episcopal church
tuesday was postponed until Thurs
day owing to the death of Mrs. McColl
Mrs. A. G. Fox of Oroville, is guest
at the home of AL. Morin.-Molson
Leader Through misunderstanding
me Gazette had Mrs. Fox visiting in
Spokane in the issue of last week.
orchardists are already engaged in
watch is evidence that the
last frosts worked no damage to the
apple crop. The fewer the apples the
olgser they grow appears to be the
slogan OF number of orchardists.
Mrs. J. E. Hare left Tuesday morn
ne for Walla Walla where she will
'ttend the Rebekah Assembly and will
AXE the degree of Chivalry. Mrs
Hare will also remain and attend the
PIONEER celebration which takes place
leXt week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farnswortb NJ
riverside, were called to Oroville
tuesday to attend the fuenral services
II the late Mrs. McColl. Mr.. Farms
worth reports that business is better
IL riverside at the present time t0an
mas been for several years.
More rain . throughout the weak |
makes a grain harvest of large size |
'imost absolutely certain and the ex-
ess moisture is a timely visitation
OF the valley farmer. So far this has |
zen one of the most favorable syringe |
or growing crops this locality has ex-
erlenced in several years.
o. +. Woody father of o. H. Woody
uDilsher of the Okanogan Independ.
nj dled at the home of his son in
'Nahosan, Tuesday morning. follow
ng an illness of some ten weeks The
of the members of the nress
| the county go out to Mr.. Woody in
MS hour of his bereavement.
We have been advised bv an old
Her OF the soil and cowman nor tn
row Dolsterous over the soaking rain
lat Tell last Friday morning. Wit,
lore that followed. If the Gazette had
lew whoops on ice let them stav
lere until the latter part of June. and
len II the clerk of the weather turnad
the faucet it would be tiue enough
} let out ''holler."
The publisher of the Republic Newe-
liner should get posted upon the tv-