The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-02-23
Joe Robinson of Oroville, was II

Joe Robinson OF Orovtlle, was II
town Sunday.-Molson Leader.
Miss Pearl H. Vincent, Of Chesaw
was visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Dunlap of MolsoI
week registered in town Saturday.
Judge R. H. Hoskyn was called t.
Wenatchee Wednesday on business.
A. J. Jackson Of Oroville. was trans
acting business here Tuesday.-Mol
son Leader.
Attorney E. A. Williams left Monda,
morning for Wenatchee on a profes
sional visit.
G. NJ. Scott, the local Ford agent
left Monday morning on bushes:
trip TO Seattle.
d. H. Green came down from Molsor
Monday 70 take in some Of the sprinf
weather on tap in the valley.
". De Lashmitt, Of California, uncle
OF John Truax, arrived in Orovillt
| ednesday evening for short visit
H. W. Hardness of Nelson stopped
over in Oroville Sunday night and
went on to Wenatclee Monday morn.
ing.
MI. and Mrs. Art Dempster, oil
Nignthawk, were in town over Tues
DAY night and took In the masquerade
ball.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bender left
Tuesday for their old home at Toledo
Ohio. expecting to be absent only 90
days.
Mrs. A. E. Body. formerly of this
place now living at Hillyard, was WIS.,
iting with friends in Oroville during
the past week.
Commercial Club meeting at the
civic League building this Friday
evening. When the roll is called see
that You are present to answer here
l.. H. Phillips returned home Wed.
nesday from Spokane where he at.
tended the lumbermen's convention
and reports having had a jolly good
time.
Geo. Grant was in town Taursday
enroute from Oroville to market with
car load OF cattle. He unloaded, fed
and watered them here before going
on.-Pateros Reporter.
DR.. E. E. Elmer is considerably Grip
pied up with some ailment of the feet
1t would be charged up to govt, only
the high cost Of living makes it i'm
living.
Out OF town guests at the meeting
OF the Ladies Aid last Thursday were
MISS Williams, pastor of the church
at Nelson, Mrs. Pennington. of Mans
HELD, and Mrs. A. E. Bodey, of Hill
yard, Washington.
Geo. H. Ellis came in from Spokane
Wednesday evening expecting to re-
main a week or two. He drove up
from Wenatchee by auto and found It
some tough going in spots, especially
on Brewster flat, where the snow is a
foot or more deep.
A. L. hitching, who has been on the
SICK list for some weeks suffering
from some internal affliction, left for
seattle Thursday for the purpose of
consulting a specialist What at frs,
was supposed to be some simple tenn
porary arrangement may turn out to
prove serious.
+. V. Covert and F. j. Frank were
detained tAree days at Okanogan the
latter part of last week as witnesses
in some case that came on to be heard
before the superior court. 1t is not
OF record that the gentlemen have ex-
pressed any great JOY over having
been held away from home for 80 long
1 time.
The local ice harvest is about over
With the filling Of all the ice houses
ABOUT town. At one time during the
winter 1t looked very much as though
ne ice GRO pwas going to be short,
tut winter blew back and the quality
u ice finally cut Is equal to anything
II like kind that has been cut in past
winters.
The office Of the Washington Water
'ower company at this place has been
evamped, improved and enlarged,
giving Manager Sphinx more elbow |
Dom and better opportunity to ex-
libit electrical conveniences that are
omins more and more In use as their |
economy and convenience is becoming |
'etter understood.
Clint Hershberger Is out and around /
fter having his arm broken over. re-
uiring long sojourn In the hospital.
lie still carries his arm in a sling.
wrapped up In bundle of wood. but |
as every reason to believe that that |
seful appendage will have gained all |
( its original strength when the time
ONES for discarding the sling.