The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-09-08
LOCAL.

Uncle Billy Thomas, of Dewey, is
now out Of the hospital and apparently
getting all right again.
Austin Byrd arrived here from Hal
ley, Monday, and is looking after the
wants Of bis clothing customers
Mr.. j. E. Mcdonnell of DeLamar,
has returned from Portland, leaving
his family located in that city for the
winter, that the children may have bet
ter school advantages.
The present week happy continue
ton of the splendid weather we have
been so long enjoying in these noun
tains. But good shower of rain
would be more than welcome now.
Miss Laura Morgan and her friend,
Miss Mary Brennan of Boise, who has
been spending part of her vacation
here, returned to Boise, Tuesday, to
resume their studies at st. Teresa
seminary.
Miss Zena Macpherson, who has been
compositor in the Nugget shop for
some weeks past. left for her home in
Ontario, Ore, early this week, to join
a party of her friends on visit to the
worlds fair at Portland.
L. S. Honstead and James Matingly
left Tuesday morning for visit to the
Bruneau-Little Valley irrigation en-.
Lerprise. MIR. Honstead is an entry
man under this projecl and Mr.. Mat
ingly went to look it over with him.
Attorney John F. Nugent goes to
Boise tomorrow to attend the Swan
Falls injunction case, to be argued be-
fore the U. S. court. He will also go to
Caldwell, before returning, to look
after matters in the district court
there.
Rev. Geo. Pemberton, of Jordan Val
ley, the new M. e. minister for this
district, held services at the court
house last evening and will be here
again September 20. Rev. Pemberton
hopes later on to be able to give Silver
City regular Sunday services.
Mrs. j. w. Mills begs to announce to
Owyhee ladies that her stock of millin-
cry and children's wear, purchased
during her recent trip to San Fran
cisco, is beginning to arrive, and she
hopes to have it opened for display
very early next week. The date of the
opening will be announced by circular.
f. P. Bonnell, manager and one of
the owners of the big Flint properties,
which have been SO long idle, arrived
back there, accompanied by his son
Mark, last Tuesday. Mark was over
here yesterday and when asked what
his father proposed to do there, his
reply was, "Oh, you will hear of some
thing soon."
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Sampson
returned, yesterday, from a three
weeks visit with Mrs. SIS brother and
sister, Charles and Nellie Hutchinson,
at Seattle. They, of course, stopped
in Portland 10 visit the fair, and they
have the same pleasant reports to
make Of this splendid exposition which
all other returning visitors have made.
Mrs. Somerville, of Dewey, gave an
afternoon party yesterday, inviting
ladies who are members of the Rath-
bone Sisters. There we're present from
Silver City Mesdames Krieg, Eisenhart,
GAYLORD, Lewis, Weston, F. M. st Clair
and Fry, the Misses Addie, Teresa aud
Ethel Gaylord; from DeI.amar, Mes
danes Crete and Bowen aud Miss Min
ME Mills, and from Dewey Mesdames
Givens and Colborn.
William Hooking, who grew from a
boy in DeLamar, and whose parents
still reside there, but who left there
seven or eight years ago, came in
Wednesday to visit his parents. Since
leaving DeLanar Billy has lived in
Boise, Baker City, Portland, and Park
City, and is now living in Salt Lake
City, engaged in the real estate bust
ness, and is married; no children. He
looks we'll but says he suffers a good
deal from lumbago
Mrs. Mary Sommercamp and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. James Sommer-
camp, with her two children, returned
to their Weiser homes last week, the
elder lady after spending few days
visiting many of her old friends here,
and the younger after stopping for
some weeks with her parents, Mr.. and