The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-06


i mir. and Mrs. Forrest Judd were
visitnrs In town for few hnurs hlon-
dag.
Tom Bean. the pioneer NJ the Simil-
kameen valley. was an arrival in TOWN.
Monday
Orpville laid of from celebrating
tn,s year, hui next wear. inst watch
Dur smoke.
Mir. and Mrs .Ionn Eatnn eU1arJs III
ed al dinner Sunday Air and Mrs. z.
r. Martin. Of OrovilIe.-T Inasiat
Times.
Percy Eastman WAC was called To
Spokane last week by the death of mis-
mother, returned To 0roville Monday
evening
During Custom Officer CRUDE. alb
sence Oh an outing fnr TWO o. three
days this week Immigration Officer
Maske handled the auto travellers go
ing into and coming DIt OF British Co
lumbia
Oliver Halmes. catcher of the Orc-
Vile hall team ann one Of the cieanest
players that swings a bat accnmpan-
led and played with the TNnnastet team
Al Cheian OF the 30 and at Waterville
on the 4tE.
In order 10 vote az the genera aiee-
tinn which takes place Tuesday Sen
tsmber 81, those who were nc reGis-
tered IN 1926, and those wao have
changed their place of residence since
that time. must register.
E6 I.essarG, of Brewster, with &
number Of friends in several cars,
PASSED through Oroviile early Monday
morning headed Tor penticton THE
party was well supplied with camping
outfits FOR & several days outing.
Manager Watson, OF the cannsry
reports that tomato plants are flour
ishine with the prospect Of hummine
bip crop Air Watson mas the cannery
II apple pie order prepared 10 handle
the tomato crop rs SOON as il is ready
Tor delivery.
/ The 4th OF July came upnn rather
inenuvenient date fnr the weekly pa
per, at least for this particular one
Tine Gazette is generally about ready
TO &c to press Wednesday evening but
taking the ith as holiday throws the
paper DAY late TINS week
Sunday was the hottest DAY so far
this wear. Some thermometer regis
az IN r.
age citizen the heal felt as though
there must have been some defect IL
the instruments oT the mercury wnuld
have slipped up 10 150
among the recent real estate trans
fers reported by the 0kanogan Cnun-
y Abstract company, is noted the fol-
lowing: Ear Al Bevis To Dorothy T
Bevis undivided halt Interest in lots
!, 5, and s Oroville, e 10 lots :. S,
block 90; also part Tor Be il, Sc IA
section 27-3S-27, west G. n Ry., 81:
Glenn Y Johnson 10 Louise Jane Car
rel, lot 4 AND ., block %. Oroville. $40
The oroville Bakery proprietor is
putting the building he is 10 nccIIpv in
! siiape Tor business as rapidiy as DOE
sibie ano few days hence will he
turning nut the brand of bread thar
made mis- establishment famous before
fire nut min out Of business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weed have had a hard TOW In
noe getting established and remaining
established after once getting there
and the community trusts thai when
they are again turning ont bread mis-
fortune will cease following them. tn
he twice burned oil within q little
over a year Is enough 10 discourage
almost any one
MIR. and Mrs. Y. Z. Drissler arrived
IN orovills Monday afternoon nv auto
rom Tacoma and was accompanied by
Miss june Hume who mas been snen6-
ING the winter Oh the coast. Nr. anu
MIS-. Drissler were married IL DroviIle
on the 30th Of April and at once
started on honeymoon trim by auth
Tor California, via Tacoma. During
their absence they travelled some 5000
miles, pretty thoroughly covering Cal
ifornia' and visiting almost every
point Of interest," in that state. They
VIII make their home on Mr. Drtsslers
orchard tract at Eliisforde. Miss June
Il.