The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-08-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
The hottest week of the season.
Jno. Ferguson of Hike is attending court.
Work is progressing nicely on the Old
Timer mine.
John Roeder and wife are the latest arri-
walls from DeLamar.
Phoebe has put on a rather busy air dur.
ing the term of court
Mrs. Tony Jscobinson of DeLamar, is Wis.
iting friends in Phoebe.
Lodging houses and restaurants are doing
rushing business now a days.
Miss Maggie Conway of Meadow Valley
Wash, is guest of Mrs. Geo. Warren.
Jim Wheeler reports everything progress.
ing finely at the Highland MILL
Mrs. John Reeder Of DeLamar, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Allen of this place.
Brig Whitmore, Of 0verton, spent Mon.
day and Tuesday in town on court business.
Mrs. Anna jacobson, of DeLamar, is Wis.
her mother, Mrs. o. P. Sherwood. this
week.
Hans Olsen of DeLamar came up Tues
day to attend the B. h. B. party Tuesday
evening.
Miss May Roberts Of Salt Lake is spend.
ing few days here as the guest of the
Carmens.
Jack Wright of DeLamar is in town and
is thinking somewhat of making his resi-
dence here.
y. II. ). Morris, of the Muddy Valley
spent yesterday in town, brought in on
court business.
Dan Mandich and Jno Dolan are arrivals
from DeLamar, and while here have taken
their citizen papers.
Will Latimer, formerly of the DeLamar
Lode, but now resident of Meadow Valley.
is doing the town this week.
Frank Clark came in from the ranch Mon.
day to spend o few days. Frank reports
everything prospecting on the ranges.
The sports came with the rest of the
crowd to the county seat during the term of
court to try and rake in few dimes.
Don't forget to enroll yourselves in the
Bryan and Sewall club. The books are
kept open ct the Record office.
Miss Neva Marty. one of DeLamar's most
amiable young ladies, was a guest of Mrs.
N. p Dooley for few days of this week.
Henry Eilers returned from a three
weeks visit to Salt Lake Saturday. Henry
reports everybody in those parts for BRYAN
and Sewall.
Miss Barbara Waller, of Chicago, came in
this morning on the Milford stage and will
remain here for some time visiting her aunt
Mrs. A. s. Thompson.
Miss Maggie Clinton, assistant in the De.
Lamar post Office, in company with Mr..
Hans Olsen, came up from DeLamar Tues.
day to see home folks and friends.
Mrs. Joe Dupont Of DeLamar is LAYING
quite ill at the residence of Mrs. Gleason
out Is reported to be improving under the
skillful treatment of DR.. Campbell.
Chas Stearns of Hike is spending few
days IN Phoebe. Mr.. Stearns came to town
70 nave an operation performed, which was
successfully done Tuesday by Dr. Campbell.
henry Kahn, the rustling drummer for
Kahn Bros. Of Salt Lake, has been among
us for few days, having finished his bus.
mess ne leaves this evening for other fields.
The silver party voters in every precinct
IN the county are expected to take part in
the selection of delegates to the State CON.
vention, at the mass convention at Phoebe
on the 22d inst.
b. M. Pearlman, of DeLamar. ia doino
the town this week on jury duty. Mr..
Pearlman intends visiting State Line and
making some investments in that place be.
fore returning to DeLamar.
Morning and evening services were held
at the courtroom last Sunday by Arch. dea.
con c. w. Crook of the Episcopal church.
The morning service was thinly attended.
but much larger congregation appeared in
the evening.
Chas. Cobb, Esq, of Overton, came in
yesterday. He is an attorney at law and
came to defend Perkins and Robertson in the
cattle killing case, but arrived 600 late to
take part in it. He returned home this
morning.
Jno. Vietti Of DeLamar is attending court
this week. Mr.. vietti lie interested in run.
ming the tunnel at the Magnolia mine in
Ferguson district. He reports that thew
are making good progress in driving the
tunnel and are in about 400 feet, thew ex.
poet TO strike the ledge at about 600 feet