The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Hanna must be singing "Ohio.
There is many a slide between the
foot and the snow.
L. j. Osborne returned from De-
Lamar Wednesday.
The youth and beauty are enjoy
ing themselves coasting of evenings.
Jos. Coumerilh came in from
Spring Valley Sunday and returned
Monday
About ten inches of the beauti-
full settled on the ground during
Sunday.
H. H. Cooper was in from Deer
lodge on Sunday aud returned the
same day.
A number of young men, raising
mustache are anxious for some one
to start dancing school here
All that glitters is not gold re-
marked the fellow that had golden
haired spouse.
Now is the time to ''look little
out, or else the sidewalks will fly up
and hit you in the back.
Will Liston when in town was
trembling He stated that he had
the ague. We guess so.
Mrs. Stuttz of the Stuttz Theaier
Company who was burned by Greek
fire at Manti Utah died last Monday.
The small boys state that the next
event of importance will be China
new years which is the 22nd inst.
Earnest G. Lane Of Deerlodge was
in town last week for medical aid
having injured his arm and returned
Sunday.
About ten dozen of quail were
brought up from the muddy and
were sold for $1.25 dozen this
week.
Miss Ida Deck left last Tuesday
for Pahranagat Valley and will as
sumo the position of teacher in that
school district.
The jingle-bells sounded on the
streets the fore part of the week
sleighs could travel finely between
Phoebe and Panaca.
tell you this single bliss racket is
not what it is cracked up to be dur
ing cold weather. So say the worth
less old bachelors of Phoebe.
Miss. Maud OConnor arrived yes
terday morning from Boise, Idaho
she is engaged to teach schoo
in Pahranagat Valley.
The horses of the wood teamsters
wink at each other out of theil
weather eye. They have been taking
rest to permit the snow to settle
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Will Liston of Meadow Vale,
Wash and Miss Ruey Davis o
Pauaca. 1t will take place at Panaca
on the 10Th. inst
The Superintendent of Pubh
Schools, as he sat back and locke,
ON the pretty applicants for teacher
certificates, arrived at the conclusion
that polygamy was theproper artricl
for mans happiness.
Tuesday evening while out coas-
ting, we overheard remark whicl
does not speak worry highly for tw,
on our young bloods. When the,
reached the top of the hill with tw,
fair ones the latter were heard to asl
chow do you get on This vii
never do boys especially when tn
girls are non-residents.
When the charming young MISE
for honor galore were passin,
through the hall OF the court nous,
on their way to and fro, during til,
examination, the rascally Recorde
would peep through the key-hole o
his door TO steal glance at thei
cosy cheeks. The beautiful snow i
nothing in comparison to them, SO
he thinks.
The Board of Examiners begin
manufacturing pedagogues OF
Monday, to teach the young Idle
how to shoot. There were nine ap
plicants viz: Miss Pearl Perkins q
Overton. Miss Lilly Coumerilh O
Spring Valley, Miss Maggie Coma
way and Miss Josie Herman of Mes
dow Valley Wash, Clara Ronnow an
Rachel Phillips and W. r. Lewis {
Panaca, II. H. Church and H. +
Mills Of Overton.