The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-02
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1ayette nOtti.
Angelo Aboitis came IN last evening
from McDermit. r.
Albert Abel Is visitor here on
business from Tall House.
A. w. Guthrie is In today from the
Sanoma ranch with big load of
choice apples.
Charles Levy. travelling In the inter-
est of Roth & CO., is at the Busch
hotel.
W. Fl. Butler went to Golconda this
afternoon on business connected with
the telephone line.
rD. Van Deventer. presiding elder
of Nevada for the Methodist church,
came in on No. and win remain till
Monday.
Syl Coblentz called upon our mer-
chants today. Coblentz. & Co., wine
and hquor merchants, of San Francis
co, fill his orders. k
Mrs. T. H. McEnerney has returned
to Wadsworth where her husband is
employed. They will go to housekeep-
ing there in a few days.
George sousa is seriously i'll at the
Sanitarium with typhoid fever. compli-
Gated by hyperstatic pneumonia His
condition is very critical
]. A. Garrison. of San Francisco. is
registered at the Lafayette. This is
Mr.. Garrison's first trip In the interes.
of A. Zellerbach & Sons. paper deal
ers.
o. E. Pettis, representing Sherman.
Clay & Co.. has been In town for a
couple of days. This gentleman re-
ports business entering upon its usual
spring greatness.
Mr.. w. j. Reed. travelling agent of
the Continental Casualty company of
San Francisco. is In town today, in
terviewing railroad esnplnyes. He
leaves on No. 6 today
Mr.. b. Klucny brought his fast and
valuable trotting mare in from pas
ture yeterday. This morning he was
very much surprised to find himself
the owner of a team.
next Monday on a visit to her nephew.
Mr.. Seeiiger. Mrs. Krenkel will re-
main a month or two and will look to
her property interests while here.
All winnemucca boys who are in
terested In baseball are urged to meet
at the cattle corral tomorrow. Sunday.
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. A practice
game will be played at that hour.
At the morning services at the Meth
odist church tomorrow Clifford E. Rob-
ins will sing a solo The fact was
mentioned to The Silver State yester-
day. but was unintentionally omitted.
Rev. S. ]. T. Fortner, a brother of
Rev. w. A. Fortner. the Methodist
minister at Paradise. was an arrival
from Kennedy on the stage this after
noon. and will assist In the Easter
services at the church tomorrow.
]. Bamberger & Co. are represented
in town today by Joe Schloss. the hus-
Ting drummer. auartered at the
Busch. Other arrivals at this house
are w. H. Woods. j. s. Deasing. Thos.
Smith. N. A. Gordon and D. Spencer
Since early morning the display win
dow of e. Reinhart & Co. has been
surrounded by admiring ladies'. who
declare the display OF silk, satin and
other elegant waists is the finest they
ever saw In winnemucca or elsewhere
The Southern Pacific company has
found 1t necessary to put on three ad-
ditional freight crews between Cariin
and Winnemucca. The conductors of
the new freight crews are Organ. Card
and Leonard.
Mr.. ]. II. Mcbride returned recently
from his three months vacation,
which he spent in visiting the numer-
Gus points of interest In California
Although he reports them entertain
ing. he prefers Nevada, and has great
faith in Its future.
Will Moore. who has been spending
few days with his mother here, dur
ing his two weeks leave OF absence.
has returned to San Francisco to re-
port for duty on the training ship
Adams. In all probability he will be
assigned to duty on one of the battle
ships under Admiral Evans. now near
the seat OF war In the Orient
Last night the two-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dia-
mond fell asleep in the long. sweet
slep that knows no waking. The little
ones death was caused by bronchial
pneumonia. and Its surfing was hap
PLY brief. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from
st. Paurs church. The sincere SYM
pathy of every parent and friend goes
out to the grief-stricken parents in