The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-01-01
CENTRAL HEVADAN
Local and Personal.
,Tfib is every toiler's friend.

After to-day write it 1903.
A Happy New Year to all NnvADAN
patrons.
J.F. Mitchell has gone to Salt Lake
on business.
B. L. Hood was up from Winnemucca
for Christmas.
Lawyer Dennis of Winnemucca was in
town last week.
G. S. Vadner arrived in town from
Kennedy last evening.
Mrs. w. G. Gayhart and children we're
arrivals from Austin Monday.
Mrs. Joe Carroll of Elko is visiting
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Dusang.
Remember the dance tonight which
will take place in Lemaire's Hall.
Walter Dobbs was in town from his
Trout Creek ranch last Thursday.
The old Board Of County Commission
ers will meet in Austin next Saturday.
Thomas Nelson and son Ralph, Of
Stone House, spent Christmas in town.
Mrs. J. }. Lynch and children return
ed to their home at Newark, Cal, last
Saturday.
A group Of three Tonopsh mining To-
cations sold last week for $4,000 says
the Bonanza.
Mrs. Il. II. Lemaire went down to
Winnemucca last Friday on a visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Archie Allen who spent Christ
mas in town with friends returned to
Palisade Friday.
Miss Lizzie Morgan returned to Col
conda last Friday after spending Christ
mas day at home.
The NEvApAs is issued ~to-day-to-
morrow being New Years Day the
force will take a holiday.
Mrs. Ed. Bilkey and children returned
from Elko last night where they have
been spending the holidays.
DR.. c. }. Hood and wife Of Elko spent
n few hours with his brother and family
in Battle Mountain Christmas day.
We hope our readers have had a very
merry Christmas, and we now wish them
q happy and prosperous New Year.
A buggy pat up by the Horton Com
pany was rafiied last Friday night and
was Son by j. c. Johnson, a drummer.
Probably you have already thought up
a number OF choice resolutions that your
friends ought to make at the beginning
of the year.
2 District Attorney-elect II. e. Driscoll
and wife leave for Austin to morrow
morning where they will take up their
residence.
Henry r. Lemaire and bride came
down from Silver Creek Monday and
have taken up their residence in Battle
Mountain.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has a construction gang at Golcon-
da putting up the lines along the new
Southern Pacific grade.
The Reno Chamber of Commerce
rooms will include an elaborate display
of Nevada mineral and agricultural pro
ducts in its equipment.
T. s. AGREE came down from Austin
Monday and continued on to Carson
where he is employed as Commissary at
the Nevada State Prison.
Z. II. Lemaire and sister, Mrs. James
blossom, went up to Silver Creek Thurs
day to attend their brothers wedding.
They returned home Monday.
Subscriptions to the amount oil $4,000
have been raised in Tonopah FOR the
building of an Episcopal church. Work
on the structure will soon begin.
T. E. Hagar, of whom we made men,
ton in our last issue as being slightly
improved, was taken worse Saturday
and be is now considered a very sick
man.
Ralph Hodge, an old Aus.inite, died
at that place last Friday morning at 2
O'Clock from miners consumption. He
leaves a widow two step-sons and a
brother to mourn his loss. =
Messrs. Mulcahy ana Logan Of Carson
arrived in town last Thursday and Sat
urday morning departed for Maysville
where they will take charge Of the siays-
vile property, which position was for
metly held 10y the late David Norrie.
Mrs, Joseph Mcconnell of Beowawe,
Eureka county, died at her home on
December Gath of pneumonia. Mrs. Me-
Cornell had resided in Deowawe for the
past thirty years. She was u native OF
Castle Bar, County Mayo, Ireland, and
about go years of age.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
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