The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-07-04
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sLocal and Personal. :


LUZ 1rum went uoWn 10 ucca
yesterday.
T. E. Lee went to Tuscarora last Sat
urday.
The wind has blown very hard the
past few days.
Clayton Faris returned to Sacramento
yesterday.
E. Bingham is circulating around town
to-day.
Eugene Van yaler of Mill Creek is
in town.
Albert X lttenhorn is in town from his
ranch.
John Abel came in town from Jer-
sey District yesterday.
A great many Beowaweans attended
the Fourth at Caflin.
Mrs. l.. d. Huntsman has been very
sick for some days past.
Commissioner L. A. Lemaire returned
from Austin yesterday.
W. b. Lucas arrived in town from
Clover Valley Tuesday.
Ed. Uren ard Jas. Robinson of Dean
spent the day in town.
Thomas Wren is having a $1,000 resi-
dence built in Reno.
Miss Maggie Human returned Sunday
from "a visit to Carlin friends.
Bob Blossom has fixed up the old
Nevadan office for a dwelling house.
The Rebekahs meet tomorrow night.
A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Mellander aud two children of
Galena spent today in town.
Ted Rockwell aud Fred Barron came
down from Elder Creek yesterday.
Dan Mcdonald and Johnny Moss took
in the sights at Carlih to-day.
Fcni Faulkerson and wife went up to
Carlin yesterday and returned to-day.
Frank Mellander and Walter Moore
came down from Galena yesterday.
One hundred lives were lost in the
West Virginia floods last week.
PORTE Pugh of Loyelock, paid her aunt,
Mrs. L. d. Huntsman, n visit this week.
Some mining machinery for the Morn
ing Star mine at Dean is at the depot.
Overalls for sale at Lamaire's store at
IS cents per pair. Call aud see them.
Some Of our farmers have commenced
harvesting their first crop OF alfalfa.
Thomas Nelson Of Stone House is one
of the aids in the Carson celebration.
T. Il. Hagar has been appointed Dis
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor, K. of p,
for this district.
When a University graduate meets a
high school graduate it is u case of
heavy weight and light weight.
Geo. IL. Dobbs spent the Fourth in
town. He will return to Winnemucca
tomorrow.
George Brady and wife are in town
from Golconda. they will furnish
the music for the dance to night.
Mrs. p. S. Jensen of Austin passed
through Monday ON her way to San
Francisco.
John Paul and Henry Moeler's sweet
countenauces are noticeable on our
streets today.
Mrs. May and SOP Mike departed Mon
day night for Wadsworth where they
will reside 10 the future.
W.. c. Gaybart and wife and b. Jones
arrived from San Francisco this morning
and took the train for Austin.
Tom Ebert is confined TO his room in
the Gem Hotel at Tuscarora by illness.
HIS many friends here to hope Of his
early convalescence.
Misses Nellie Kearn and Annie
Schmith came in from Hot Springs yes
terday and attended the entertainment
last evening.
II. r. Lemaire of the NEvApAN depart
ed Saturday night for San Francisco on
a business trip. lie will return the end
of this week.
Rev. p. II. Willis went up to
Carlin this morning. Mr.. Willis deliver
ed the 4th of July GRAFTON at Carlin to
day.
Mrs. Pete Dory and two children ar
rived here from Golcpnda Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Dury and one OF her little
children are quite sick with the measles.
Hereafter the Battle Mountain I'm
provement Association will hold its
meetings in Lemaire's Hall. The next
meeting will be held On July 1lth. Let
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