The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-12-11
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

the Barron residence.
Dave Abel, the Golconda hide. buyer
was in town this week.
Mrs. II. E. Driscoll left last week Tor
San Francisco on a visit.
r. r. Wilson and wife were IN town
from their ranch Monday.
Thomas Nelson Of Stone House, was a
visitor to town Monday.
Fl. z. Driscoll, district attorney elect,
went up to Austin Tuesday.
It is thought that Loyal Rehekah
Lodge may possibly give the Christmas
dance.
7. r. Clark, a pioneer resident OF
Humboldt county, died at Winnemucca
Monday.
Miss Lettie Childress went up to Tus-
carora Sunday on a visit to her sister.
Mrs. 7. Ebert.
Harry King OF Tonopah was an arrival
Yesterday from Austin on his way to
San Francisco.
William Meagher and Walter Moore
OF Galena were in town this week taking
ia the sights.
A great many people in town have
had and is at the present time bathing
with ia grippe
Frank Boskowitz, the iovial drummer
was In town Monday interviewing onr
business men.
MRS. W. A. Cheek and baby arrived
from Ogden last Monday morning on a
visit to her parents.
The mornings are cold and bracing.
II you don't believe it, just get out OF
bed about 6 n IN.
Ed. McFay returned from Arizona
last week where be has been visiting bis
parents for some time past.
Frank Damas and Marion Escobar
OF Austin, passed through yesterday on
their way to the city on a visit.
Mrs. 7. E. Hagar and little daughter,
WtuI dONu " 80"
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ear. Pease.
Robert Greasley, OF Butte, Montana,
father OF Mrs. JOSEPH Jory, is visiting
his daughter at the Willow Creek ranch.
Joseph Eason, Sr., of Austin has gone
to Egdemont, Elso county, to accept a
position awaiting him there in Il quartz
mill.
Miss Dean Middleton left last week
for San Francisco. The young lady
will enter a hospital where she will rain
for a nurse.
Ex-Speaker Thomas b. Reed died In
Washington Saturday night. He was
one OF the Nations brightest men. His
death is a National loss.
The "la grippe" has got a firm hold on
the population OF Galena, and we are in.
formed that nearly all the people in that
place are afflicted with the disease.
jack Reeves left on the first Of the
month for Utah and will remain for a
month or more. Will Uren has taken
his position at the depot as b%aggageman.
Prof. Waits has resigned as principal
of the Dayton school, the salary not
being high enough to suit him. Guy
Guynon has been engaged to fill the va
cancy.
A deed was recorded in Winnemucca
last week transferring a group Of claims
in Kennedy district by Robert Blossom
to Mre. Alvira NJ. Blossom, trustee of
the estate OF j. A. Blossom.
The Presidents message, sent to Con-
gress on the I'd inst, fully meets the ex-
pectations OF the country as an able
state document, and is one which should
he closely read.
Jim Paul returned last week from
short business trip TO California. We
have been informed that the Paul ranch
has not as yet been sold but that ne
gotiations are still pending for the sale
OF the anne
DR.. Hood was called to the Crum
rarch last week to attend Lee Crum
who was found to be suffering from
slight attack Of pneumonia. He is al
this writing out Of danger and on the
road to recovery.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
On the morning OF December !, at 4:t
o'clock, in the parlor of the Internationa
Hotel, at Austin, o. j. Heath and Mrs
Lillian Is. Smith we're made man ane
wife, the ceremony being performed b,
Rev. Albone. The happy couple de
parted for California where they vii
spend their honeymoon.
We were recently compelled to quit
book in the middle of it and have beer
wondering ever since how it came out
Three women, all good and handsome
loved the same man. Two men, boil
rich and handsome, loved the sam,
woman, and one woman, a lovely char