The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-22
LOCAL.

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Vanity Bags at Mrs Mills millinery
parlors.
Mr.. Jukes will hold Christmas serv-
ice in DeLamar on Sunday, Christmas
eve, at 7 p. m.
Waterman's self-flling fountain pens
at Rowett's. No trouble to FILL No
inky fingers
Jake Horn was an outgoing passeng-
er this morning. He will spend Christ
mas with his family at Caldwell.
Thomas H. hodda, shift boss at
DeLamar, went to Boise Wednesday to
spend the holidays with his family
Dr. Van Dusen, presiding elder of
the M. q. church, has announced that
he will be in Silver City January 7.
Invitations are being sent out for a
reception to be given by the order of
Rathbone Sisters, New Years night.
Ladies' purses, collars and great
variety of holiday novelties now being
received at Mrs. Mills millinery par
lors.
Editor Lamb has been in Boise all
this week, attending meeting of the
trustees of the Albion State Normal
School
James McLeevey, the popular Black
Jack miner. is having a good time in
Boise, and will remain there during the
holidays.
j. w. Menefee, now in St. Lukes
hospital, Boise, underwent an opera
tion, asst Saturday, and at last reports
was recovering nicely
Miss Violet Glover, pupil of the
Silver City school, will leave for her
Jordan Valley home today, to spend
Christmas and the holiday vacation.
The last Of the heavier machinery for
the reconstruction of the DeLamar
mill is now arriving; the new building
is now under roof, and strong force
of mechanics is now employed on the
work
A marriage license was issued Tues
day by County Clerk St Clair, to Pedro
Arretola, Of Dairy, and Miss Maria
Uberuaga, of Trout creek. We did not
learn where the ceremony was per
formed
Mrs. Hoffer of Caldwell, a resident of
Silver City up until 1887, since which
time she has not visited Owyhee, cane
over to Murphy yesterday, TO spend
the holidays with her son Ed. and his
family.
The many Silver City friends of Mrs.
Grace Toy, of Mercur, Utah, will be
sorry to learn the lady has been in
very soor health since the death of her
husband last October Her speedy
recovery is hoped for by all
Mrs. John f. Nugent arrived home
last Monday, coming from San Fran
cisco and remaining over a couple of
days with her parents in Boise. She is
quite restored to health and says she
has not felt better in several years.
Mercury down to u degrees this
morning, with bright clear sunshine
today, and just enough snow on the
ground to make good sleighing for
Christmas. A prospect of fine holiday
weather unless some change occurs.
Mrs Fred Brunzell and Ed Mathe-
ssh Of Murphy, and William Bews Of
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very i'll with typhoid fever. we are
pleased to learn, are in the fair way of
recovery, all being able to sit up now
Dan Mckay, for number of years
one ofsDel.amar's reliable miners, is
now in poor health in Boise, and ply
sicians have advised him to go to a
lower altitude for the winter. He will
leave shortly for San Diego, California
Rowett has stocked up both his jew
elry store and candy, fruit and toy
store, with elegant assortments of hol
iday goods. One can get anything
there from a diamond ring to sack OF
peanuts A doll ticket goes with every
two bit purchase.
Nugget extends to all it's readers its
good wishes that Christmas may bring
each and every one of them good cheer
and happy hours, with bright future
prospects May the year soon to begin
be to each of them one Of prosperity
aud continued health and happiness.
Silk Umbrellas with detachable han.
dies, an elegant line, with gold mount