The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-08-31

Jas. Troutman. aged 20 years, a son
of Mrs. j. C. ST. Hill was taken to the
hospital at Wenatchee Saturday suf-
fering from acute appendicitis.
According to the Okanogan Inde-
pendent s. B. Gjerde, of Oroville, has
purchased new Dodge touring car
from the B. A. Thayer Motor company
of that place.
Omak is to celebrate Labor Day in
great style this year and Labor Day
comes next Monday If you have the
time and want to enjoy yourself drive
down to Omak.
o. NJ. Mattson has purchased the
residence owned by Jack Horrigan,
situated on the hill side in the ,was1
part of town and will take possession
the first of September.
Gordon Williams left for Spokane
Tuesday to put himself into the hands
of tne specialist who has heretofore
treated him for crippled foot May
the lad return wholly cured.
Orchardists are loading up with box
material and apple wrapping paper
in anticipation of the apple harvest.
The prospects continue favorable for
large Yield of high class fruit.
With the dust glued down with a
heavy coating of crude oil our streets
! do not present a very pretty sight, but
beauty can be dispensed with when
| the absence of dust is taken into con.
| sideration.
| Mrs. ]. d. Broderick left Saturday
morning for Seattle, where she is tt
| oin her husband who motored over tt
the coast with Eugene Hockett earlier
in the week. She expected to be away
only a few days.
| M. l.. Reed, who 1as been an assist
ant at the local plant of the STANDARD
Oil. will shortly move his family ner
from Oroville and will occupy hous
owned by R. r. Bratton, near tn
mill.-Tonasket Times.
F. Jorgens purchased a Ford true
; last week from ScOtts garage agenc
| of Oroville. This is the second true
Mr.. Scott has sold here recently e. 4
Pursley having purchased one shoI
| time ago.-Molson Leader.
FL VIM. Nagel Of Tacoma, arrived !
r ltown Thursday last TO visit with hi
) wife and father for few days. M
lNagel had business that took nim
Montana and he stopped over In Orc
lville on his return to the coast.
E. E. Parsons. who is wizard
> raising vegetables, markets evei
: wear the largest green peppers grow
= anywhere Monday he brought IN
5, bunch of big ones, among which W;
one that weighed Is ounces, and th'
: is some pepper
Z; Little Peggy Nagel is a victim
ID measles in light form, although 81
3, was severely i'll wnen the ailme
- first appeared. AS tn sre is no och
% case of measles in town so far as
IS known. it is mystery where q
h. child contracted the disease.
er Mrs. R. A. Jackson left for Sp
ip kane Saturday taking with her n
8, voung daughter, Bonnie, to consult
er specialist. as the child has not be
OF in good health for some time. M
st Jackson did not expect to be abse
h, hut a few days at the time OF 4
,5, departure.
It's Miss Jessie Mitchell returned
on Wenatchee to resume here duties al
81, nurse at the Wenatchee hospital al
NJ. visit with her parents, Mr.. and M
Of C. Mitchell, of fortnight's du
,st ton. The young lady likes the We
rn tn and in year or two will graduate
4, trained nurse.
tor wv. H. Barney and family have
nd rived in Los Angeles and like
IN, country. They had a delightful u
viii Mr. Barney writes that Miss Fran
rty already has high salaried posit
" with an insurance company. Wa
the FOR men run from S. to $13 per q
living expenses are as low as IN Z
WI Vile but rents are out Of sight