The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06
CENTRAL NEvADAA


JOnu 0oTsb WAS uoWh nun WniOH
Greek yesterday.
Jake Hoffman was in town yesterday
from his ranch.
George N. Hinnman spent a few days
in town this week.
John Paul and son Jim of Argenta
were in town this week.
Joe Scott returned from Reno last
week to spend his vacation.
Peter Breen, of Eureka, paid Battle
Mountain u visit on Monday.
The Elko nine defeated the Eureka
club at Elko last Sunday.
Charley Ross. known as Corduroy"
is s%ojourning in town for a few days.
The railroad company is putting in
$500 feet of new side track in this yard.
George Cheek arrived from Reno yes
terday morning and returned last even
ing.
George Russell, IT,, and Fent Faux
erson paid Battle Mountain a visit this
week.
Miss Dean Middleton came up from
Golconda Monday and returned Tues
day.
Mrs. Kate Lemaire returned last week
from a short visit to her mothers home at
Napa, Cal.
Mrs. J. j. Clancy and family left
Tuesday afternoon for Beowawe where
they will reside.
Miss Lizzie Morgan, after a pleasant
two weeks visit to her mother and sister
returned Tuesday to Golconda.
Miss Dean Middleton came up from
Golconda Monday and attended the
school entertainment.
Misses Ollie Wise, Sadie Mcintyre
and Gertie Ganser returned Saturday
from Reno to spend their vacation.
Frank Lewis, who has been teaching
school at Lewis, was a spectator at the
entaintainnent Monday evening.
A soc bottle of Trib Eminent in the
house prevents ucll suffering, v
much time and saves some money.
John Jory. of Willow Creek, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jos. Jory took in the
school entertainment Monday night.
John Ainley came down from Elko
yesterday and will do some work on
Pullman's undertaking establishment.
Con Ryan who has been here for some
time under the care OF DIR. Hood, return
ed to his home at Quinn river Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Blossom accompanied by
Miss Grace Blossom, left last week for
California to be gone about n mouth.
George Brady and wife cane up from
Golconda Monday. Mr.. Brady furnish
ed the music for the dance Monday
night,
Against n pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret if you forget
Trib when you are touring.
Tom Eberts came down from Cortez
last week where he has been employed
for some months past. He reports
things running along very smoothly in
Cortez.
J. J. Lynch arrived from Ogden Tues
day so spend "A few days with his family.
Jack is now employed in the S. p. shops
at Ogden.
Fred Downing, formerly employed IN
Blossoms store here, is now a clerk in
the dry goods department OF Hale Bros.
store IN San Francisco.
C, ID. Van Duzer will issue a hand
book of the counties OF Nevada and their
resources. This publication promises to
fill a long felt want.
lnIbs L. Ls Ing 49, 1850
Francisco Sunday where she has been
for some weeks past, on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. @. Miles.
Monday in Carson in the case OF
Ethel M. Price vs.. Robert Pohl, de-
murrer arg ued and taken under advise
ment by the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Gottlieb Hoffman, OF Mill Creek
accompanied by Miss Mary Kearn, of
Austin, scent last Thursday in Battle
Mountain. They returned Friday.
Mrs. Francis. Of Austin spent Memoir
ial day in Battle Mountain. Friday she
took her departure for Ogden on a
visit to her son and daughter, Frank and
Miss Lizzie.
A. J, Pullman came down from Elko
Tuesday on business connected with has
undertaking establishment, Mr.. Pull