The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-15
LOCAL.

Ladies fancy WORK baskets at
Rowett's
Vanity Bags at Mrs. Mills millinery
parlors.
Mrs Mills, the milliner, is visiting
DeIamar today, with whole lot Of
finery for the ladies'.
Ladies' purses, collars and a great
variety Of holiday novelties now being
received at Mrs. Mills millinery par
lors.
Miss Edith Newell will arrive home
this evening from two weeks visit
with relatives at Emmett, and at Three
Rivers, Washington.
Divers ice harvest has been on now
for several days, and a splendid crop of
big blocks of congealed aqua pura have
been slowed away for next summers
ure.
Read the new ad of the Bibbins-
Myer Co. 1t suggests things you will
be looking for while doing your holi-
day shopping. They've got EN-.
Mr.. Dennis Driscoll of Pleasant Val
ley, was here overnight yesterday, re-
turning from Boise, whittier he had
taken Mrs. Driscoll to spend the holi-
days and visit their daughter, now at
tending school at st. Teresa's.
Father Dempsey requests Nugget to
Announce that he will hold services at
the Catholic church here on Christmas
eve and Christmas day. He will be in
Bruueau December 18th, and on Sun
day, January 7th, he will be in Pleasant
Valley.
Irwin Bissett, the Nampa rancher
and liyeryman, dropped in on Nugget
Wednesday. Mr. Bissett says Nanpa
is lively town now, with The railway
improvements going on, and the CON
tractors starting on the construction
Of the sugar factory.
Silk Umbrellas with detachable han
dies, an elegant line, with goldmount-
ed and pearl or fancy wood handles, at
prices ranging from So to Sl0 at
Rowetts. Can be packed in trunk.
The handles are interchangeable; you
can select the handle TO please you.
Look OF them.
Nugget will receive and forward sub
scriptions for any newspaper or per-
iodical published anywhere in the
world at the regular subscription price,
thus saving subscribers the cost Of
money orders and postage, and the
trouble of writing We have arrange
ments with news company with which
we keep deposit, which enables us to
do this If
The Christmas ball, to be given by
the Silver City Daughters Of Rebekah,
is an event which will add great gaiety
to the holiday season here, and if the
weather be propitious and the sleigh
ing good, it will be the best attended
party here during the year. Those
ladies never undertake anything of
this kind in the half-hearted lway. and
they are going about it this time in
real earnest. They extend an invita-
tion to all the county.
Engineer William Thomas, an old
AMI faithful employee of the Trade
Dollar Con. Company, has asked for
and been granted three months leave
of absence. 10 visit his former English
home We venture to say that no one
in our three larger mining towns has
more friends, especially among the
children, than kind hearted "Uncle
Billy" as everybody calls him. May he
have pleasant voyage and a happy
visit. Nugget will follow him and keep
him posted on what his friends are do
ing at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brown arrived
home at DeLamar, Tuesday, from theiI
wedding trip east, having visited Mr.
Browns relatives in Cleveland ano
other points. After resting from theil
travels at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sotheren, anc
been welcomed home by rousing, un,
musical but good natured serenadt
given by their young friends, they Sc
up housekeeping in what was the for
mer Cantwell residence, furnished anC
prepared for them during their alb
sence where they will be found at home
to all their friends.
The Albion Normal, published by
the faculty and students of the Albion
State Normal School, has out for Nov