The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-10-26

,h,,., AuukSudy ne
'nippeu carload to Wenatchee max.
Ing the sixth car to leave this fall
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sheridan have
rented the "Cozy Corner" residence
from J. A. Spencer. Mr.. Sheridan ra.
Gently came to Oroville from Montano Ii
ana is now engaged In construction '
work on the ditch. 1t
Dell Hart, the local real estate man
states that he has received a flood of
letters lately from outside peonle
wanting Information about this part
OF the country, with the idea of COM
Ing here to make their homes.
w. II. Bragg installed new feed
grinder this week at his feed store.
The old grinder was DESTROYED In the !,
fire two years ago, but Mr.. Bragg was
unable to find room to install a new
one until lately.
Attorney A. Il. Williams of Oroville
was one Of the excited rooters at the
ball game Friday. Williams played ut
Minnesota more than 20 years ago.
His son plays right tackle on the Orc
Vile team.-Okanogan Independent
Attorney J. NJ. Adams went to Okla
hogan Monday and heard an address
given by Edward f. Flynn, head of
the new department Of public rela-
tons OF the Great Northern railway,
OIL the various problems confronting
the railroad.
James Stack of OrOville, who has
been receiving treatment for badly
injured shoulder ut the Omak hospital
: expresses himself as being wonder
n fully pleased with the way the injur-
ed member has been restored to use
> lfulness.-Omak Chronicle.
It The tuberculin test was given to
the herd Of dairy cows Of w. A
I. VOyles of Oroville by the state vet
Il erinarian who was here on Wednes
;. day of last week and all Of Mr.
Voyles' cows were found to be fret
u from tuberculosis.
The 1922 model Dodge roadster dri
ven by A. L. Williams Of Nespelem
D. and loaded with Canadian whiskey
ne which was seized by l.. Il. Tierney
deputy collector of customs at Che
yk paka, October 10, will be sold at pull
no lie auction in OrOville December
ut according to u legal announcement
this number of the Gazette.
I,e Lawrence Taylor was in town owe
Of Tuesday coming here from Molso
to where he has been working In I'll
wheat harvest. He left "Wednesday
Join his folks at Republic. Mr.. Tayl'
ny states that his brother Cal Tayio
rn- Sho Is graduate of the Oroville his
school is now attending Cheney STA
ow Normal.
EEK w A. CRUDE is again on the JoD
customs officer after three wee
de, vacation. The vacation part OF IL no
lille ever does not imply that MI "ru
had nothing to do as he was Du
looking after his apple orchard. >.
ecu Van Dyke who was acting as rel
w agent for Mr.. CRUDE lett Monu
'e morning for Seattle, where ne "
join his family.
~" A. J. Taylor and his sons harry p"
veil Ariine ,eA' ra..,ors drove over fir
Seattle about six weeks ago ana I'D
,yd, heen working in the apple hars'
Isit- Mr.. Taylor was former resiuen'
Urn tho valley but sold out two years
t. ord moved to thee cast. However,
,o,a Taylor states that he is anxious
,son again cast his lot IN this terri'o'S'
visit TIL. Cashmere Commercial cluo
+ort,,ned a. a banquet the me'hoeis
.,.n ,,,oup Four OF the washington :.
WV" pr.ss association at a group met.
On, hold in Cashmere SATURDAY.
'u district comprises Okanogan' "ns
'uss' cran, and Douglas counties ana
peo- ,or.e number of the editors Oh
Y to COW counties we're present. Inc
two ,;ue Gazette was Represented ~
n,aet,np by siGney Jackson anu
Of and Mrs. Flank $. F'mert ant So"
k to Mrs G. Hicks was the victiin
| the naipful accident Friday e'e" .a
store returning home from an auto 90
Of Mrs Hicks attempted to step OIL
: ot fore the car stopped with the ~ Re
: p D. t tnot she wrenched her ankle. Or, =.
H. ~ Wis ,l was called and soon had the ;,
'ns % rsduced, but it was several
kane before the pain had en'ire''
"1ns peared.
narrow escape from what i
a hsen a serious accident occ'
Mrs. Tuesday % morning at the oaa un,
a pa Iue near the Fred Clark orc,
spital Mrs, Mrs. Frank winkler drove ,r aes
~ norses to the river to drink
Nor VI ,"n,Ie turning around the .,. horses w,,
Loo. Will rn+ in ouicksand. Mrs. WI