The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-25
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
visjtors Here From Points Out
side--A Panorama Of Our
Own Little World.

W. H. Holt OF Paradise is in town.
W. Atty OF San Francisco is at the
Lafayette.
Frederick B. Collins, of Abilene,
Kansas, Is at the Busch.
Jas NJ. Thomas of Santa Rosa, Cal,
is at the Winnemucca
j. F. Guthrie returned to his home
in Pleasant Valley yesterday.
NJ. ]. Murphy, a mining man of
Battle Mountain. is in the city to-
day.
|. Gerson. a travelling man from
San Francisco, selling dry goods. is
in town today.
James Byrnes came down from Par
adise yesterday with load of hogs
for G. w. Carly.
Mrs. s. A. Clarke is in from Mill
City today, looking after legal and
other business matters.
j. R. Bunch. John Bradshaw and l..
Recanzone returned to their homes in
Paradise this morning.
Tomorrow, Sunday, H. w. Duncan
will serve ice cream at all hours dur
ing the day at his parlors on Bridge
street.
George Carly bought a load of hogs
yesterday and now enjoys the distinc
ton of having a corner on pork in
Winnemucca.
District Attorney Warren went to
Golconda ON No this afternoon on
personal business.
Mrs. F. E. Chagnon came in this
afternoon on No. from Reno, and
will remain for few days with her
son, Rex. who was the victim of a
painful accident yesterday.
Wheeler & Son. with a large force
OF shear manipulators, are now shear
ing $500 sheep for Mr.. Taylor at Rye
Patch. Mr.. Taylor is loading his
wool for immediate shipment, and
states that he realized one cent per
pound more this year than last for
the clip
Robt. o. Neil. notice of whose
death in Bishop Creek, on Wednes-
day last has been printed, was a
brother of Jas. oNeil of Rye Patch,
and was well known throughout Hum
boldt county. He resided in Paradise
Valley for a number of years and lat
er practiced law in Inyo county, Cal.
The remains will be inferred at Reno
tomorrow
The social by the Ladies Auxiliary
to Harry Wilson Lodge No. 313, b.
of R. T., given last night in Silver
State hall, was well attended, and as
anticipated, proved a most enjoyable
anair. The feature Of the party was
dancing, and the music furnished by
the gentleman from Reno upon harp
and banjo added greatly to its enjoy
ment. Dancing continued until $3.50,
Win an intermission at midnight
lcng enough to partake of a dainty
iuneh furnished by the ladies. Thor
ocgh enjoyment had the right of way
ana everybody who attended went
home happy.
over eighty invited guests enjoy
Gu the entertainment given in the as
semoly room OF the schoolhouse las
hight by the boys who took part II
The recent vaudeville entertainment
Dancing afforded amusement for tn
lovers OF this form of pleasure; Misses
LsVeago and Warren sang solos, ant
Messrs, Reinhart. Nixon and Neas'
also contributed TO the vocal part o
tne program. A violin solo by Mis-
Giadys Hunt was particularly pleas
,ns. Refreshments we're served at
ia'e hour. and the occasion made on
10 be long remembered.
Ut. DAmours writes the Silve
State from Golconda that the lates
case OF diphtheria to develop there
tne third child of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
rresia. has been treated with the ar
'oxine remedy. which fortunately wa
administered as soon as the case wa
diagnosed, and the probability is tina
Tue case win be no more serious tina
'n&' OF the little girl, whose recover