The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-15
Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
side--A Panorama Of Our
Own Little World.

George Boudine is an arrival from
Winnemueca.-Journal
NJ. Reinhart went to Golconda on
business this afternoon.
P j. Marien. from the Bull Head
ranch, was in town yesterday.
NJ B. Staunton today received a
shipment of trunks and valises.
d. H. Recarte. a San Francisco
travelling man. is in town today.
R. E. Hamlin has leased the Mud
springs station. on the Kennedy stage
road.
John Saval. the Golconda sheep
man, came in last evening ON busi-
ness.
Everybody should attend the social
dance to be given in Armory hall
tonight.
Miss Stevans, who has been teaching
the spring term of school at Sod
House, came in last night and left
Miss Vera Guthrie left on No. 5
this morning for a visit of a month
or two in Oakland. San Francisco
and Los Angeles with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. E. M. Hamlin arrived on de-
layed No. this morning from Idaho.
,.-y,ara ~1,. hos hoop cpop ,5fou tho uip
ter, and is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
! w. Guthrie.
Lee Bennett arrived on No. from
California last night, and left on the
stage today for the ranch of ]. p.
Anderson. where he will be employed
during the coming season.
Prof. N. Z. Wilson, of the Univer-
sity of Nevada. arrived from Reno
this morning for the purpose of deliv-
ering two lectures at the school build
ing, and is staying at the Lafayette.
G. s. Nixon is improving the ap-
pearance and adding to the value of his
coy home on Bridge street by put
ting in a concrete walk, topped with
cement, from the gate to the front
porch.
Miss Jennie Correcco left last night
for Golconda to join the family OF
Prosper NJ Silve, and with them will
leave today for New York. from
whence they will sail next week for
France
The lectures by Prof N. E. Wilson
u the school building today were
highly interesting and instructive,
and were listened to with the greatest
interest by the pupils of the school
and BY quite a number of outsiders
also
Tim Tompkins' teams, hauling sew
sra big loads of merchandise and
freight. left early this morning on
their return trip. Most of the freight
and large part of the supplies pur-
chased here goes to Denio and And
fews. Oregon. The drivers say the
roads are in excellent condition for
une transportation of heavy loads.
Judge s. ]. Bonnifield, Jr., is resting
ss'e we'll today. and is apparently
we'll on the way to recovery. 1t is
'ueOuraging and pleasing to note that
~ complications have arisen. and
'ae prediction is made that the judge
IN pe able to be out again in few
dent.
"e AT Home" held at the resi-
A'e OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Hayden
yes'eFday afternoon from 2 to 6
was very enjoyable event.
was attended by a large number.
eShments were served and vocal
u instrumental music and conver-
Non nlled in the too short time
e0st happily.
prospects are that twenty-fiv,
'nirty people will accompany tn,
eoail club on its trip Sunday t
W. oek' In addition to the ten mer
VIII go to win the game. The
. company in response to a re-
'' granted rate of $445, or one
~ one-nfth fare for the round trip
o.e rate is good from No. s, going OF
.Aoay morning. to No. 4, returning
onaay morning: That is, par.