The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-03-16

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to tie household of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Ormsby of Tonasket.
Charles Sterling, of Oroville. ha
purchased five-passenger Buick Sit
from the Okanogan Buick company. =
Okanogan Independent.
! The Epso Products company has ;
comprehensive and very attractive dis
play Of salts products in the window
of the Oroville Pharmacy.
A social dance will be given at the
Liberty theater this Friday evening
a kind of celebration Of st. Patrick
day, a few hours in advance.
The council has ordered lights to
be installed at both ends of the con-
| crete bridge across the Similkameen
a. very much needed addition to that
structure.
On the honor roll Of students at the
State College, Pullman, whose aver
age for the past semester has been
80, or over We see the name of Miss
Jean Adams, of Oroville.
F. W. Taylor. the Standard Oil man
of Oroville, drove to Nelson in his car
Monday, but experienced much diff
Guilty in coming up the hill because of
the snow.-Molson Leader.
Mrs. G. F. Horning, who was op-
Grated on at the local hospital fort
night ago, was able to return to her
home at Chesaw Monday, having al
most regained her normal health.
The Okanogan Independent reports
that Judge Howard Vieh performed
the marriage ceremony Tuesday of
last week that united Sordy Manuel
and Alberta Palmanteer, both of Oro-
Vile.
John Wehe Is decorating with oil
and paint the newly shingled resi-
dence OF DR.. Bevis. Vita oiled shin
giles and white trimming the color
scheme is one that catches and holds
the eye.
The Womens Home Missionary So
ciety OF the NJ. E. church will meet
with Mrs. Davenport on Wednesday
Marca q, at $3.50 o'clock.
A. +. Oaks, Of Omak, was registered
in town Tuesday.
u. NJ. Scott received q flock of new
Ford cars last week that are making
a gallant exhibition in the Ford gar
age and attracting much attention
ooth on account Of their neat appear
ance and attractive price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Blackler returned
to their home in Oroville from Van
couver, b. c., Saturday. Mrs. Blackler
spent most OF the winter at Vancouver.
going over there last fall in failing
health. Sac returns much improved.
w. f. Grant has been selected man.
ager of the OrOville- Okanogan Oil COM
pany, and as Mr.. Grant is a careful.
conservative and reliable gentleman
he stockholders can feel confident
hat the bushes affairs of the COMPANY
VIII be conducted to their best inter-
ssts.
The three year old son of Mr.. and
MIS-. Geo. Terrence, living on the big
lat just across the Similkameen river
bridge, died Saturday very suddenly |
II cholera infaptum and the funeral
ook place Wednesday. The sympathy |
II a large circle of friends and ac-
lualntances is extended to the family
n this hour of their sad affliction.
}. W. Graham, a we'll known MEM
er OF the county bar, was a visitor in
own Saturday. Mr.. Graham is keen
ns up a dual residence just now. He
living at Tonasket and his family a,
Venatclee. Recently Mr.. Graham's
aughter, Marjorie, has been very SER
'usly III at Wenatchee, but at last re-
orts the young lady was rapidly re-
overning.
u NJ. Scott is going to have tae new
EDITION to his residence frost proof.
the walls and floor are double and
lied in with saw dust. Mr.. Scott saws
lat Is the way he built houses in
laska IN order to insure some degree
warmth, and there are times In the
inter even in this country when that
nd OF house would be found NIGH
comfortable.
Inc entertainment given in the Lib
~ theater Wednesday evening by
e Camp Fire Girls was largely at
hoed and the audience was we'll
eased with the performant. The
upk ladies WAC took part are to be !
heratulated upon the excellency of
e performance, which was someth-
different. Owing to a lack of SPACE F
d lateness In the week q more ex- :,
1ded notice can not be given.
one OF the windows of the Oroville
armacy was beautifully decorated &
later part of last week, the scheme -
ing an Illustration of the purposes F
activities Of the Camp Fire Girls. c,
e window had charm to hold the "
ehtlon OF the passerby and it GER in
MY attracted vast amount of at v
ltion The decorating was the han =
YORK of Mrs. D. ]. Broderick and F.
both tasteful and effective. SC
VIII Jergens, who met with a very IN IN
lous accident at Nighthawk on pr
evening, January 81, when ia
Tell from the bridge across the 81
llikameen river to tle ice, some "a +,
below, suffering compound frac-
e OF the tiba OF the right leg, is
i IN the hospital, but we'll on the Fl
d to recovery. The injury was eli
evlous one and it will be some time Fl
ore he Will be firmly on his pins g, Z.
in. ~
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"Fitihe from SIP
merton, Wash, says: Charles l.. .
iiothlen died March 10, 1923, at tho
lie OF mis- brother. 615 Washington =
me- Bremeton, of asthma, coming W;
from Hanford. Washington, with :