The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-20

Miss Maggie Human is visiting
friends in Winnenucca.
Mrs. Joseph Carroll and daughter
of Elko are visiting MI. CarrolPs
mother, Mrs. Joe Dusang.
This is the season when our people
endeayor to get into the mountains in
search of the sporty trout.
John G. Stokes, second son OF An
son Phelps Stokes, was married to
Miss Rose Pastor of Noroton, Conn,
July 18.
The close proximity OF the mercury
to the 105 mark has caused many
uncomplimentary remarks about the
weather.
Will Uren is going to take a few
DAYS rest from his assiduos labors ut
the depot. He will spend his vaca-
ton up at Galena.
blank" Berry wants to know ii the
weather men are trying TO burn the
whole "shooting-match' up Oh whether
somebody left the doors OF h open.
w. G. Morrow, who formerly owned
the Austin Battle Mountain stage line
came dawn from the county seat yes
terday on his way to his home AT
Oakland, Cal.
Judge Limbaugh kindly presented
US, this week, with two nice young
sage hens, and what we did to them
WAS plenty The judge has our hearty
thanks for his kindness.
Frank Ramdohr OF Winnemucca
was called to san Francisco last week
by the serious illness OF his brother
Henry, who is a great sufferer from
ast hma.
Salvador Mercurio who was taken
to Carson last week by u. ). Marshal
Grimmon for selling whisky to In
dams was convicted and sentenced to
one year in prison and 500 fine.
Mrs. Smith, sister Of L. A. Linn
baugh, and W sons, arrived yes,er-
day from Alameda, Cal, on n short
visit to Mr.. Limbaugh and family.
Mrs. Smith aud sons are on their way
to Salt Lake.
f. G. Manson, Supt., J.. F. Shaugh-
messy, Assist. Supt., j. f. Toombs,
Roadmoster, of the s. 7. passed
through here yesterday in Mr.. Man
sons private car "Buena Venture
A water melon fete will be given
this evening on Mrs. E. Horizons
lawn by Mr.. Vincent q. Gelcich and
MIR. Merritt A. Dawson III honor OF
Miss Ruth May Nickerson Of Reno.
DIR. q. f. Pope successfully operated
on Mr.. Leo Swartz in Miss Boling's
private sanitarium ut Elko, for appen-
dicitis las, Sunday. DR.. Pope was
assisted by DR.. Arthur j. Hood, OF
Elko, in the operation, and the patient
is doing fine.
Camping parties are all the rage
these days. The sweltering weather
thus far this month is the direct
cause which has filled so many with
an overwhelming desire to be away
from the wear and tear of business
and the penetrating rays of old Sol.
Miss Stella N. Pullman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pullman of San
Jose, was married at Petaluma, Cali
%fornia, Wednesday night of last week
to Mr.. Robert G. Fost. The parents
of the bride objected to the marriage
on account OF the youth of the parties
and they planned an clopement. Miss
Pullman quietly let home and went
TO Petaluma to marry the man OF her
choise. Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Pullman are
we'll known in Battle Mountain.
Last Monday a party of merry max
ers went to Lewis Canyon to enjoy a
days outing. Mr.. Bousfeld, superiE-
tendent OF the Dean mine, in his
usual courteous way. showed the hap
ply crowd through the mines and in
the evening turned his house over to
them foi the purpose of dancing. The
party thanked Mr.. Bousield for his
kindness and returned to town
about IL o'clock Monday night. The
following were members of the party:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wise, Mira. +. /. Eads,
The Misses Lulu Weaver, Georgia
OIt.o N,,I. WI. IL.