The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-08-11
LOCAL.
China at Getchell's.

IneO. II. Rnlllpp returned nome laSt
evening from Portland.
Mr.. Tom Penrose was in town yester-
day from his Oreana ranch.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. o. Sampson visit
in Boise the first Of the week.
Try an ice cream soda at Rowetts
Fruit, Confectionery and Variety Goods
Store.
Barney Mattinson went over TO Boise
this week to take his two boys back
home
Simon Harris returned Wednesday
from weeks visit at che Portland ex-
position.
When passing through Dewey re-
fresh yourself With fine, cool glass of
beer at Bonham's.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. st Clair expect
to leave here tomorrow for visit at
the Lewis and Clark fair.
Don't allow the fies to eat you up, as
well as everything else about the house;
go to Philip and get a screen door.
Judge Michael Murphy has been car
rying his left arm in sling for several
days. He got his shoulder injured
while attending a funeral.
Mrs. Morgan, her two daughters,
Miss Brennan and Mr.. Lacharity, visit
ed DeLamar yesterday, and are spend
ing today with friends there.
DIR. Sanders of Everett, Washington,
interested in the Gold hook mining
property, arrived here week ago, and
has been visiting with r H. Britt at
Dewey.
Claude E. Burrough, after an alb
sence of three years, employed in
Salem, Oregon, returned here last
week and has taken a position with his
father III the Big Store.
Henry M Stevens, the discoverer of
the Rich Gulch mine, left here Tues
day, for Kalama, Wash, being called
home by telegram stating that his
wife's mother was dying.
Fred H. Davis the Nampa insurance
man, after spending several days here
returned home Tuesday. Mr. Davis
has secured an option on the Goodman
Brothers mining property, on Castle
Greek and will endeavor to place the
same.
The Misses Hastings, who we're with
the press excursionists on their trip,
but who returned by way of Portland
instead of by Salt Lake, are home
again, Miss Hastings, who stopped over
in Boise, arriving yesterday, and Miss
Carrie arriving Tuesday.
Mr.. A. F. Stevens, who removed his
family his California home several
weeks ago, is expected back here this
evening TO look after some of his min
ing interests Some Salt Lake gentle
men, interested in the Rich Gulch
mine, will accompany him.
DR.. G. NJ Sanders, visiting here from
New York, and Mrs. Hastings, drove
down to Reynolds on Tuesday, and
paid Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald visit,
While there the two mesdames ar.
ranged to visit the fair together and
will go to Portland next week.
The ladies of st. James Guild, to the
number of twenty five, dropped in on
Mrs. Fred Crete, Sr., aud her daughter
Mrs Moe, last Friday, and gave them
pleasant surprise. Mrs. r. H. Leon
ard and Mrs. J.. NJ. Brunzell headed
the raid aud they altogether made q
very jolly time Of it.
Miss Gaylord entertained party of
about twenty five of her lady and gen.
tlemen friends one evening during the
week at delightful card party, serv-
ing the party with refreshments. Miss
Alice Connors carried away first prize
Miss Winnie OrmoLd the second anc
Mr.. Bob Leonard captured the BOBBY
Fred Ulmer and niece, Miss Ulmer
from Minnesota, who has been visiting
him for the past few weeks, went tC
Boise this week, for a brief visit
whence they go to Portland to see the
fair, where they will remain for severa
days, and then the young LADY will re
turn to her home. Fred coming bacl
to his business here.
Professor Simmons, the popular
principal of the DeLamar school, is en-
joying camp life out in the hills, all b.
his lonesome, at the present time. And