The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-18
COMMUNICATION.

PANACA, New, July IL. 1895
EDITOR RECORD:
Thanks for the copy of your paper. 1t
has been some time since have seen a
communication in your paper from this
place and as you have been SO kind to not
forget your old correspondent, she will re-
cprocate once more with q small budget of
news, and with the hopes that you will con.
tinue to send me the paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Woods were over from
Glover Valley on Monday and returned
Tuesday taking their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Edwards back with them for a short visit.
Mrs. Frank Walker returned home yes
terday. Her husband is in Tennessee doing
the missionary act. believe he is on his
first probation and has to foot it, but we
expect to hear from him as q road bicyclist
before long. Frank is too much Of bronco
rider to ever get down to using his l-gs, l
mean pedal extremeties, to get over the
ground, if there is horse in the country
that he can get hold of.
Geo. A. Wadsworth and Brother John
Wedge are both on the sick list.
Toothachs is troubling = good many of
the young people and some of the married
ones.
The hay crop is little better this year
than usual and all are busy putting up hay.
The windy weather has retarded it some.
what, but they all expect to be through be.
fore the twenty fourth.
The twenty fourth this year will not be
celebrated with as great pomp as it has
heretofore. What the reasons are l do not
know unless it is that it is caused by the
lack Of harmony that exists between the old
church members and those of younger year,
who consider themselves more enlightened
than their elders. Still there will be
dance at the school house for the children il
the afternoon and in the evening one for tn
older ones.
The saloon that is run by Mr.. J. G. Brow
does not seem to fit any too we'll on tn
heads of the church people as they ar
afraid it will have bad influence on tn
young, and at the same time they do nc
hesitate to go in themselves and complimen
Mr.. Brown on the good stock of liquor tina
he keeps, being of a better quality tina
they have been in the habit of paying |
others who kept it on the SLY previous
his advent here.
A bicyclist passed through here the 9th,
day from Cedar on his way to DeLama
There has been three or four here lately an
the young ladies have the craze. One
them was seen the other night trying to rid
and she didn't have boomers, and she WI
heard to remark, "why it won't stand up
itself, every time get on it falls down"
Will Kane will soon open tonsori
parlor and the gilded youth of our villa
will have the pleasures Of their facial wan
tended to in an artistic manner. Will ia
dandy with razor.
The grasshoppers have made roads
some of the lower field and 1 hear fro
Clover Valley that they have destroy,
every thing over there.
Miss Jeanette Findlay will soon return
Provo. Miss Alice will remain with us f
the Winter. wonder who it will be?
Tho wind has been blowing nearly evei
afternoon this week, but then it has cool
the atmosphere some. Oh, but it has be-
hot, too hot to wear clothes, but then y,
have to do that for decency sake.
: Assessor Prudential was here Tuesd,
and Wednesday making us all happ
Why, even one Of the young lady's cor
! planned Of his Partially as he was givil
three dollar checks to the male portion al
she considered herself sligbted. The on
excuse he could give was she was built t
wrong way. Yours,
HAZEL