The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-26

W. u. Arnold OI lOndSkeI was
visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Fannie M. Niccum, Of Tonasket
was registered in town Tuesday.
George and Albert Wiltz Of Chesaw
were registered in Oroville Monday.
Clerence Chamberlin of Oroville, Wis
tied relatives here Monday.-Molson
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hix returned to
'Omak Thursday last after having
spent several weeks in Oroville.
Mrs. Earl Jones and Mrs. Arthur
Dempster, of Nighthawk, came in on
the Princeton train Monday evening.
Several residents of Tonasket were
in Oroville Friday last to attend the
funeral Of the late Mrs. c. M. Zediker.
We are requested to announce that
Trinity Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
Patterson on "Wednesday February Z.
The report of the town treasurer
and town clerk is published this week
and the figures will be interesting
reading for the residents of this
municipality.
G. L. Armstrong spent the past week
at Seattle where he went for the pur-
pose of meeting and visiting with a
brother who had come to the coast
from his eastern home.
d. X. Patterson reports that he
has successfully transplanted six year
old apple trees on the 9Th of January
and considers it a remarkable record
for that season Of the year.
]. A. Blackler returned to Oroville
| Thursday last after having spent q
month visiting at Vancouver, B. c.
Mrs. Blackler is not expected home
until about the first Of March.
Miss Meryl Donaldson was taken
suddenly Ill this week and was re-
moved to the Oroville hospital where
it was found necessary to operate fol
pendicitis.-Tonasket Times.
Mrs. Frank M. Dallam, who spent 9
month at Portland and Spokane visit
ing with her daughters, Mrs. l.. H
IGregory and Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis, re
turned home last Friday evening.
Chas F. Kyle has been granted I
divorce from Eva l.. Kyle. The tw,
minor children are given into the Gus
tody of their mothers parents, accord
ling to the Okanogan Independent.
Tom Boyer, Of this place, is figuring
on opening a soft drink emporium ant
will sell mems clothing in connection
Herewith, at LOOmis. The new ventur
is slated to open at an early date.
B. A. Thayer, the Okanogan automo
bile dealer, was visitor in Orovill
Thursday last. MIR. Thayer report
that the auto business has kept u
well this winter down at the count
seat and that he is making sales an
deliveries, even at this season of tn
year.
Do not forget that the third and bes
number Of the Lyceum course is billie
to appear at tne Liberty next Wednes
, day evening, January 81. 1t is con
bination of Jubilee singers of the co
ored variety and they come here wit
!, the reputation of artists In their lin
i C. M. Zediker returned to his d,
ties at Pasco Tuesday where he hs
|charge Of reclamation project whic
/ is being managed by the state. TT
. two young children left mo.herless /
q the death of the late Mrs. c. NJ. Zed
4 ker will make their home with the
v aunt, Mrs. Berry.
Q John Wentworth, who spent Il
: past month in Portland in the inte
s est Of the mining properties that he
a working in this locality return'
It Monday. Mr.. Wentworth reports tn
c business on the coast appears to be
o a very prosperous condition wi
:. Everybody at work.