The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-01-05
PANACA ITEMS.

we are having nne weather and lots
of it.
The mail station here has been moved
from Nelson's place to Ronnow's.
Allen Nelson has mechanic at work on
his grist mill and will soon have it com.
pleted
Apples and grain have both been sell
ing on the streets at 81 so per hundred
during the week with few buyers.
Miss Rose Atchison. the "school marin"
OF Clover Valley, has been spending
most OF her holiday vacation at Panaca.
The boys have begun to try their
"stell runners" on the ice, but from all
appearances the ice will last "pretty
quick"
Chas. Ronnow was mail rider from
Panaea to Desert Springs last Monday
in consequence of Perry having hurt
himself.
The Wadsworth Bros on their last
trip from Milford were compelled to
leave part of their loads, on account of
bad roads.
Our Honorable Assemblymen.elect
Poujade and Lee were at the party Fri.
day evening, Dec, %; the following
morning they left for Milford
Harry Gentry, Justice of the Peace of
st. Thomas, has been spending few
days with us. He will take his family
back with him when he returns.
School will reopen next Monday.
when it will have two weeks vacation.
There will undoubtedly be more scholars
than there were before the holidays.
Misses Gorilla Hammond and Kate
Ellison, Frank Walker, Jr. and VIM.
Hammond were down from Spring and
Eagle Valleys last week and attended
the entertainment given by the Dramatic
Association.
Our Justice Of the Peace now boasts of
having seen couple married. He offici.
ated at marriage ceremony in Eagle
Valley, on Christmas day, and is strong
ly disposed to follow the course of the
groom IN that instance.
George Atchison seems to be taken up
with the Phoebe parties; he says they
are fine. We are of the opinion, how.
ever, that some sweeter attraction is the
cause Of his preferring to go to Phoebe to
a dance instead of one at home.
Chas. Mathews, Jr., who started for
Colorado some time ago with a band of
horses, returned home last Monday on
account of sickness. The horses he took
from here will be wintered in Castle
Valley, Utah, and driven on in the
spring.
The people have all had GLORIOUS"
time through the holidays. The fun be-
gan Christmas Eve, when most of the
citizens congregated at the school house
to see Santa Claus and to get whatever
presents he might have for them on the
heavily loaded Christmas tree, and con.
tinued during Christmas day by the
children having dance, followed by
another for the adults in the evening.
and on Thursday night the Dramatic
Association gave the serio.comic drama
"Dearer than Life" and the farce cara
bella's Poor Relation" On Friday
night the citizens again participated in
social hop after Which we were allowed
a rest until New Years Eve when the
young ladies' showed their kindness by
givinga Leap Year party, and as that
finished the time allotted the young
ladies for choice. the young men to show
their appreciation of again being chosen
gave the children dance on New Years
day and another for the adults in the
evening. Taking all in all we had
nice and enjoyable time and everybody
seems ready to settle down to business
again.
A curious fact revealed by the phone.
graph is that people generally do NOT