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

tommy Il ranks was QOWu from tue
Democrats Friday.
Mrs. Farris drove to Murphy Satur
day and returned Sunday.
Miss Anna Jordan will visit here for
few weeks, the guest Of Mrs. Farris-
Several freight teams have been laid
off for the winter, owing to the scarcity
Of freight.
Mrs. J. c. Bernard, who spent last
week with her daughter Mrs Clifford,
returned to her home at Wilson Satur-
day.
A number of Murphy ladies have
taken up a generous collection, and
are drilling the little ores for an en-
tertainment and Christmas tree,
Christmas eve.
Mesdames Ira and Lucius Gardner
and children of Silver City, visited
relatives here several days this week.
Mrs. +. Scott accompanied them home
for brief visit.
Miss Nellie Johnston entertained
few friends at whist Friday evening, in
honor Of her cousin Miss Effie John
ston Refreshments we're served dur
ing the evening.
We are having cold, foggy weather
this week. Every tree, hedge and fence
are heavily mantled with silky, spar
king frost, giving everything queer,
yet beautiful appearance.
Mr. and. Mrs. G. E. Share expect to
leave on or about the 10th inst, for
Nampa, where they will spend the win
ter Their friends hope to welcome
them back again in the spring.
Mrs Winchester and Mrs. o. F.
Brunzell and children, departed for
LaGrande, Ore, Saturday, for a visit
with Mrs. Flemmings, sister of Mrs
w. Mr.. Brunzell accompanied them
as far as Nampa, to be gone a couple Of
days.
Miss Effie Johnston departed Satur-
day for her home in San Andreas, CAL,
after two months pleasant visit with
her uncle, G. G. Johnston, and family
She was much impressed with Idaho
but longed to see her home again in
sunny California
The typhoid patients of Murphy are
improving quite rapidly Mrs. f.
BruDzell is now able to sit up, aud her
friend Mrs. Bruce, who has been nurs-
ing and caring for her, returned to her
home at Nampa, Sunday. Ed Mathe-
son is still confined to his bed. but is
gaining strength and hopes to be up
and around soon.
The Wyoming Leader contains an
account of the approaching marriage
of Lieut. Ludwick Brunzel to Miss
Nan Corn The ceremony will take
place on the 18th of this month at the
home of the young lady's parents in
Cheyenne. Ludwick is form Owy-
hee boy having spent bis childhood
days at Reynolds, and his many friends
wish for him lorg life of happiness
John Purcell drove to Murphy last
week, accompanied by Mrs. Purcell
Mrs. Handy and the Misses Eaie and
Nellie Johnston. They we're the guests
of Misses Mary and Minnie SchusteI
for couple of days, and before re-
turning home drove to Warm Springs
and took dinner with Mrs. Yanke
landlady Of that popular resort. They
bad very pleasant trip and we're de-
lightfully entertained at both places.
Noting BY the last issue that Nuggei
had not yet learned of the sad demise
of Mrs. John Keith, Of Wilson, your
correspondent will write you an ac
! count of it. On Saturday night Dec
ember 2, the Angel of Death summoned
the spirit Of Mrs. Keith onward to thai
''unknown and silent shore The
cause of death was lung trouble. This
estimable lady was formerly Miss Etts
Cox, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ALFRED
Cox, of Wi son Several weeks age
she was taken to the home of her sis
ter, Mrs Hardy of Caldwell, for treat
+ ment, at which place she passed away
She was married about ten wears age
to Mr. John Keith, one of Owyhee'.
most prominent sheepmen Four chill
dren blessed their union, three O
whom, with her husband, survive her
the oldest child, boy eight years O
age, having died about year ago
Since then Mrs. Keith's health ha,
been failing, the many weeks of cart
md nnvintr ~ thn hndsilln Of thn littl.