Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-02-21
BRIEF MENTION.


Albert Hayes returned to Haw-
thorne Tuesday.
Tom Jennings paid Virginia City
visit this week.
Miss Florence Sturgeon return
ed from Carson last Sunday.
Tom McCulla was an arrival
from California last Sunday.
j. B. Trask returned from Cali
fornia the first of this week
Mrs. J. G.. Young, of Wabuska,
is visiting Hawthorne friends.
H. Pilkington lett for Dayton
and Carson on business yesterday.
z. Pierce sold bunch of so beet
steers to Joe Blackburn this week.
Mrs. V. Mcintyre returned to
Candelaria on Tuesday OF this week.
Capt. Cox, representing the Riv-
erside flour mills, was an arrival
yesterday.
Amos Fish came down from
Pinegrove Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
Doctors recommend Old Judge
Whisky for it's purity and strength
ening qualities.
j. G. Gallagher lett last Monday
on short business and pleasure trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Emma Ross and baby will
move to Hawthorne to reside with
Mr.. Ross tomorrow
Speaking of we'll preserved wo-
men, Lots wife was probably the
best of the assortment.
Mrs. DIR. Cox and two sons left
Thursday for visit to friends and
relatives in Los Angeles.
The TINES acknowledges an in
vitation to attend the inaugural ball
in Carson next Monday night.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence OF Will Pursel
and wife last Wednesday night
Miss Lille Krway expects to
leave for Virginia City tomorrow on
a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. Polglase.
Joe Mathews who has been TAX
ing lay-off tor few weeks, return
ed from San Francisco Wednesday.
"A couple of Italians have leased
the Seton ranch in this valley tor
term of five years, at a yearly rental
OF $3.50.
I'D McCulla came down from
Rockland Thursday, where he has
been working tor the past three
months.
days stage and went on to the Blue
stone mine the next morning, where
he has position.
Miss Grey, who teaches the
creamery school, paid a visit to her
folks in Gold Hill last week, return
ing Sunday last.
Miss Lottie Fish is down from
Pinegrove attending her brother,
who was injured in the Douglass
mine last Sunday.
Mrs. w. Warren and children,
OF Wabuska, lett for Tonopah Wed
nesday to join her husband, who is
in business there.
Miss Laura Moser, of California,
No., was an arrival here last Sun
day on visit to friends, and for the
benefit of her health.
Senator Gallagher came outtrom
Carson last Friday and returned
Sunday. Mrs. Gallagher accom-
panied him to Carson.
-Assemblyman Whitacre came
out from Carson last week Friday
and returned Monday. His infant
son is improving in health.
-Ambro Rosaschi and Joe Techini,
couple of sons of sunny Italy, had
a little scrap last Saturday, but no
damage was done to speak of.
Will Langevin, the commercial
traveller, paid us short visit Thurs
day morning before departing for
Tonopah and other points south.
Joe Blackburn and John Carney
came down from Antelope Valley
Wednesday to look after some cat
tie Mr.. Blackburn has in this valley.
Mrs. G.. w. Webster and daugh-
ter, Lillian, came down from East
Walker yesterday. The latter has
been i'll and came down to consult
physician.
Miss Alice Reymers, who has
been in Carson having her eyes doc
tored for the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home Wednesday,,
much improved.