The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-25
HOME .'TEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Mrs. Frank J. Button. arrived in town
last evening from Cole nda.
H. F. Ebert and family have gone to
San Francisco for short stay.
The Winnemucca band proposes giving
ball on the night of August g.
]. r. Harvey, after enj ying snors
visit in town. left for Paradise last even
/ ing.
l.. Gore and William Turner. mining
men from Rock Hill. arrived in town last
evening.
| c. L. Fisher, representing a large
wholesale liquor house in San Francisco
is in town.
Thomas Nelson and wife, who have
been spending a few days in town. lett
for stcno :.5use yesterday.
| Henry Elliott is back from Golconda
and can be found hard at wor. at his
old quarters at E. Re.nhart & Co.'S.
| Elmer II Duncan has gone to San Fran
cisco on a two weeks visit his ss.er.
Mrs. L. Coates. win return with him.
! c. Wilson brought in seventy-five mead
Of horses from the northern part of the
state today. which viii be shipped &c
| Nye county.
| Joe Gallenger manager of f. Rein
hart & Co.'S store at Golconua. who was
reported as being down with appendicitis.
| is up again and attending to business,
Mrs. JULIA Wise, VINO has been visiting
friends in town for some time, left on
| No. this morning. She will visl. her
son Alexander, In Virginia lily. Tor
time. and then return to her home in
San Francisco.
John Schmidt. who has been sojoufn-
1 ing in San Francisco the past five weeks.
returned home Saturday evening. MI.
Schmidt went to the Bay CITY for the
purpose of having his eyes treated. ne
returns in a very good and hopeful spir-
| it.
Mrs. Katharine White, mother of Mrs.
James Byrnes of Paradise arrived sat
urday from Rome, N. y Mr. and Mrs.
| Byrnes were awaiting the lady ARRIVAL
and Immediately left fer their Paraulse
home. where Mrs. Whi.e will remain per-
manently.
! W. l. Evans, brother OF Reese anu
Aaron Evans arrived from the east lass
evening and left for Paradise this morn
ing. After spending some time visiting
his brothers he will return to his n, me
| In San Jose. Cal Mr.. Evans took in me
plg snow at ST. Louis.
Married men who go on hunting trips
on the Sabbath should be very careful
now tney sneak into their homes upon
sheir Ie,urn late at night. The wife u
one of our business men m.ssook her nus
oand for a burglar last night and it was
oy meie chance that the coroner MISSED
nolding inquest today. 1t Is mucn
oetter 10 awaken y~ur wife AID babes
,han to deprive them OF a husband ana
father
John #. Stoves Big Scenic Revival
of Uncle Iom Cabin is coming 50 n.
and the community is promised the inos.
perfect production of this famous drama
ever attempted. MIR. Stowe has 80 pc
pie with HIM, and the grand old play IS
acted Just as it was written" MOI one
word. scene or act is omitted. Every
character is properly played. ana me
scenery and mechanical effects are MS
torcally correct. A supherb military
day advertised which is really musicale
treat. Stoves company comes to Vim
nemucca Saturday. July 81. Under mann
moth tent. Prices 25 and So cents.
i j. G. Lockwood. the young mar VINO
was stricken down with paralysis. alb ut
three weeks ago. will be taken to Salt
less, he has greatly improved. His step
father l.. V. McKesson. who arrived
here soon after the young man was laken
down, is very enthusiastic over the caro-
and attent n that the invalid received at
the sanitarlum. ana states that ;aey will
remain in Salt Lake for about TWO
weeks, when il his son continues 10 I'M
prove. he vii be taken to his home in
Toledo, q. Dr. G. V. Farmelee 0. Salt
Lake, who arrived here a few days ago.
accompanies the party. DR. Mangan
also comes IN for special mention frcm
the invalid's parents.