The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-12

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William Meager drove in from Galena
yesterday.
Saturday, February I4th, is valen-
tines Day.
Mrs. Lisette Hoffman Of Mill Creek. is
visiting Austin.
About two inches more snow fell yes
terday evening. "
Everybody is going to the Masquerade
Ball IN the 10th.
A. p. Deago returned from a trip to
Utah on Friday last.
Rev. A. BARLEY held divine services in
Golconda Tuesday evening.
II. r. Lemaire and wife went up to
Austin last Saturday morning.
We did not receive a Carson letter
from our correspondent this week
DR.. Patterson was elected Superintend.
ent Of the State Asylum Tuesday.
William WOODBURY., the Carson attor-
ney. vent up to Austin last Saturday.
Frank Capdeville, foreman OF the
Bailey goat ranch, was in town yester-
day.
r. A. Limbaugh returned Tuesday af-
tcrnoon on No. 8 from a visit to Califor-
mia.
Miss Mabel Bouton, the actress. died
In New York last week. She was raised
IN Reno.
Matt and George Schmith Of the Hot
Springs ranch, spent last Sunday in
town.
Lawyer J. r. Dennis OF winnemucca
was q passenger for Austin last Saturday
morning.
Joseph Dougherty was a passenger for
Austin this morning, coming from Ely
Nevada.
e. 4. Starrett accompanied by Miss
Sadie Mcintyre, went up to Austin this
morning.
Superintendent Noble passed East
this morning in his private car "Buena
Ventura.
Frank Boskowitz, the jolly drummer,
was in town this week interviewing cur
merchants.
Judge Breene of Eureka, went up to
Austin Saturday and opened Court Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Z. E. Horton, after an extended
visit to San Francisco, returned last
Thursday afternoon.
Adam Altenburg returned from n
visit TO San Francisco Monday evening,
looking hale and hearty.
Anna Held, the great actress, passed
west In her special a last Saturday,
which was attached to No. 3.
George Abel returned yesterday from
Napa, Cal, where he has been for n
couple II weeks on business.
Mrs. William Easton passed through
from Austin last Monday oil her way to
San Francisco where she will remain for
some time for the benefit OF her health.
A female drummer from Ogden, Utah.
spent . couple Of days in town this week
introducing Wheat Flakes, n breakfast
food, manufactured by the Peery
Brothers Of Ogden.
Oflcers and members of Argenta
Lodge No 10, X. OF p, should bear in
mind that its regular meeting occurs
next Saturday evening, Feb. 14th. Let
q full attendance be present.
DR.. George Boskowitz, son of the pop
ular commercial traveller, Frank Bosko-
wits, Is rapidly advancing to the front
10 his profession and has been successful
In several recent delicate and dangerous
surgical operations.
John NJ. Fulton and Miss Theo w.
Stubs were united in marriage IN Reno
yesterday. The ceremony took place at
the residence Of President and Mrs. j.
q. Stubts at their cottage home on
University Heights.
Business isn't extra good and some Of
the business men are complaining. This
10 to be expected as this is always the
dullest month OF the year. Taken all in
all, the outlook for business the coming
Spring is better than for years past.
Z. M Bingham, Jake Clark, Mart Me-
Cormack and William Cooper departed
Tuesday morning for Kennedy. The
two former gentlemen intend to locate
there and will open a saloon. We wish
the "boys" success in their new venture.
The people Of Carson are making
great preparation for the inaugural ball
which 10 10 take place in that city on the
evening of the 23rd OF this month. De-
mands for tickets, which are to he limi-
ted, are coming in from all over the
State, and many similar requests are
being received from the numerous friends
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