The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-01-18
PURELY PERSONAL.

George Lovelock, ST., is home again
from trip to San Francisco.
w. M. Boardman, the Reno attor-
ney, was in Lovelock last week.
George Pitt has returned from a
trip to his duck ranch at Saltwater.
John Mcclure, of Unionville, re-
recently spent pleasant months
visit in Oakland.
Manuel Alvarez and Charlie Har-
vey, of Humboldt House, spent the
holidays in Lovelock.
N. P. Damn returned early last
week from pleasure trip to Oakland,
/ Virginia City and Reno.
John Smith and John Westburg,
who have been on the sick list on Big
Meadows, are reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hill and two
children, of Wadsworth, spent a
pleasant Christmas in Loyelock.
Mrs. VIM. dollhouse, of Churchill
county, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lathlean in Unionville.
Miss Clara L. Marker, student at
Mt. st. Mary's Academy in Reno, is
visiting her parents on Big Meadows.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Damn and Miss
Mabel Reed, of Big Meadows, are
having delightful visit in Oakland,
Gala.
Frank Reynolds (Muldoon) has re-
turned to Lovelock after working as
sessments in Cottonwood for Ed. NJ.
Emmons.
Tom Fox, who was injured on Dec.
3rd by the caying of mine in Arabia,
is almost well again. DR.. Banks was
the physician.
Miss Allie Harrison, of Lovelock,
who is promising student at the
State University, passed the holidays
with her parents.
Miss Maud Williams, of Lovelock,
is engaged in teaching a private
school in Bernice. We wish the
young lady success.
Joe Hills family is sick from la
grippe, but DIR. Banks will restore
them to usual health shortly. Joe
isn't sick, however.
Cora and Clarence Larson, who are
| students at the Reno University,
spent their holiday vacation at their
home on Big Meadows.
Mrs. Rodifer and daughter, of Para
disc, have located permanently, we
trust, on Big Meadows. Such people
are an acquisition to any community.
Mrs. DIR. F. X. Banks returned Sat
urday from Sacramento, whittier she
had been with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Belle, who inferred their infant son
in that city.
/ II. G. Emmons is doing consider
able good for himself mining in Ara
| bia. He thinks he has the richest
mine in the whole country, and we
trust he has.
| G. II. Sweitzer, nephew of Mrs.
p. n. Marker, who has been rusticat-
/ ing on Big Meadows for the last two
months, left Sunday for his home in
Napa county, Gala.
Robert Olsen and William Barrett
are studying the geological formation
around Springer's Hot Springs, while
deriving benefit from the world famed
waters of the institution.
Master Ewart and Miss Myrtle Or
gan, of Mill City, spent Christmas in
Unionville. The young folks, though
not in their teens, have learned to
dance all the round dances.
Charlie Mackay, one of the hand
soonest of Winnemucca's four hun
dred, has found the atmosphere sur
rounding Lovelocks quite congenial
for the past few months.
George Lovelock Jr. and Mrs. S. ].
Edmondson, OF Lovelock, have been
recently indisposed, but are rapidly
mending now. Several children
about town are on the sick list.
Mrs. f. l.. Baldwin and daughter,
Gladis, of Unionville, are contem-
plating joining the husband and
father, Earl, who left for Oakland
some months since in search of a home
for his family.
Miss May Griffin has resumed her
position as teacher in the public
school at Rye Patch. Poor May! 1t
was sad holiday at home in Reno
for you all. That vacant chair can
never be filed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrow and
children spent Christmas in Union
vile, as did also ID. I. Owens, of
Lovelock; James Hampton, Color
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