The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-10-05

,,o,,., s'ate inspector of |
sn's ana measures, was In town a
rev days this week inspecting tho
scales here. 'A
fred Davis of Nelson was in town i
monday coming up from Riverside |
where ne has been helping sort sheen
from here, he went on to Nelson.
Miss Mable Pulls of Wilber 10 stov
ing with her cousin Miss Jess,o
Mitchell for few weeks. While here
she VIII work in the apple harvest
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt, with their
TWO children, Marguerite and Gordon
droVe to Seattle last Thursday
where the young folks will enter the
University of Washington for the
coming school year. Mr.. and Mrs
Hoyt will return this week.
Albert Carol, son of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. W. Carol, left Tuesday for Milwau.
kee, Wis.,, where he will enter an cleo.
trical school for the winter. MIR. Caro-,
has been holding position as line.
man on the Great Northern railroad
+. NJ. Fisher Of Spokane will fill the
vacancy.
The members Of the OrOville band
are making preparations for the Hal.
lowe'en dance to be given October 81.
They Will not only have several in.
teresting features for the occasion,
but local orchestra win probably
make its first appearance on that
night.
Mack Hershberger reports that
: wheat on Ellemeham is threshing
:, from 20 to 35 bushels to the acre
which is little lower than they es
timated at first. The hot, dry winds
during the time when the wheat wa.
: maturing is thought to be the caus,
OF the lighter yield.
= Frank Schultz left Monday mOrnin:
+ as delegate from Oroville Lodge
Knights of Pythias, to attend a stat
q Injecting of the order which was il
a session at Olympia Tuesday, Wednes
> Iday and Thursday of this week. Mr.
lSchultz is one of the past chancellor
u of the local lodge.
Richard LOudOn arrived in tow
Friday from the LOud0n ranch nea
&C Nighthawk, to work here until Christ
" mas Mr.. LoudOn has been working 70
u the Mayo Brothers at Rochester, Mil
nesota until about month ago whe
al lhe came home for visit. He expect
s. TO 20 back after the first Of the yea
= o. A. Spencer left for San Dieg
california, Wednesday, where he wi
ee make his residence for the winte
as Mr.. Spencer came here this spring
mt look after his ranch south Of Orovill
! hut after having disposed Of his pr
~ perty he has returned to his form
We haunt
lis W.T.. Howe was back in town Su
Idav from LOOMS where he has be-
a. lemployed for some time on the Whi'
on stone project. Mr.. Howe Is enthusis
tic over the future possibilities OF tn
district and believes that when t
nroiect is completed it will soon
Ill velop into a great dairy section.
'ge
he Beverly Powell and his little
Buster Powell left Friday on a trip
Spokane, where he was joined by
w. wife, the three going on to st. mar
&C. Idaho. where they visited with M
hin powel,'s sister. Mr.. Powell orc
hack Sunday leaving his wife and
nd t,e son in Spokane, where Mrs. 70"
to lis taking voice culture.
~ VIM. Jorgens, whose leg was .
len when he fell from bridge wn
ing Inc was working at Nighthawk
eat spring, has left the hospital anu
for now hack at his home near Ches
o,though he still has to receive ~
a.. ,nots for the injured limb. Inc
nos. Len bones failed to knit ana lie
,oss IN the Oroville hospital for sew
,s,r months. Later he was taken 10
of the Spokane hospitals