The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-10-06
LOCAL.

Building and Tar Paper for sale by
Philip.
Mrs. Arthur Buckbee arrived here
Saturday, aud is visiting her husband,
up at the Cumberland mine.
Lost-By lady in town, a bunch of
keys. Finder will receive reward by
leaving them at Nugget shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scott we're up
from Reynolds over Wednesday and
Thursday and took in the show.
Mrs. John Purcell up from Rey-
nolds, has been visiting here for the
past week, the guest of Mrs. Cy Maxon.
Jap a Lac, Paint, Varnishes and
Brushes, Screen Doors and Screen
Windows to keep the flies out of your
house, for sale by Philip.
Mrs. William Calvert, whose fathers
remains we're laid to rest here on Mon
day, left here Thursday morning, for
her aged mothers home, Sutton, Neb.
Col John f. Sullivan has been quite
ill since Sunday. He was brought
down from his cabin at the mine, Mon
day, and is now resting comfortably
and is much better, at the miners
union hospital.
Mrs. Mary Crocheron, of Sinker, re-
turned home last week from a trip to
Puget Sound and Victoria, B. c., visit
ing relatives and of course taking in
the fair at Portland. She had the
pleasure of meeting brother in Ore
gon, whom she had not seen for 27
years before.
Dave (Meadow Creek) Johnson spent
Tuesday in town-the first time he had
been here in two years. Dave makes a
cleanup from his Meadow creek placer
mine every spring while the water
lasts and then spends the balance of
the year fishing and hunting, going to
Oreana for his ammunition.
Saturday evening Mrs. Hastings and
her daughters gave delightful whist
PaI III nOnOA VI thAOs W. IL IO0CJs
now visiting here from Nampa. Nine
tables we're filled with ladies ard gem
tlemen. The rooms we're uniquely
decorated with autumn leaves. de-
licious luncheon was served.
NJ M. Krieg, for some time past clerk
at the Idaho and agent for the stage
company, gave up his position the first
of the month and the hotel managers
have secured the services of Eugene
Strahaker, of Caldwell, in his place.
MIR. and Mrs. Krieg have removed from
the hotel to the former Weston resi-
dence.
Mrs. w. R. Hamilton, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Coughanour, gave a
charming ladies whist party Tuesday
evening. A delicious luncheon was
served. AS usual, at these socials, now
so popular here, prizes were contested
for, and Mrs. W. H. Dewey came out
winner and was presented with a fine
sugar bowl and creamer.
MIR, and Mrs. S. d. McLain returned
during the early part of the week from
their visit to the Portland fair. Mr..
McLain's mother, whose home is at La
Grande, Oregon, returned with them
and is now visiting here Miss Winnie
Ormond, who went from here to the
fair with them, stopped off at her home
in LaGrande as they returned.
Born-At Lewiston, Idaho, Sunday,
October |, 1905, TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Crutcher, fine son. Grandpa" Leon
ard received telegram from Grandma,
Monday, announcing the foregoing
happy event and stating that sail is
well,n and it was all his friends could
do to hold him. "Uncle" Jim Crutcher
had smile on him which made his
face look like an August full moon. 1t
is remarkable how these elderly people
do take on over little event like thatl
Fred Allen arrived here from STEMS
mountain this week to take home his
sister, Mrs Ed. Catlow and her two
children, who have been spending some
weeks with Mrs. C's mother, Mrs. John
M. Brunzell. They will leave here on
their $50 mile cross country journey,
Monday. The elder Mrs. Catlow, who
came here with her daughter-in-laN
and grand children, but went on to
Portland to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Feour, arrived back here yesterday and
will return home with them.
Robert Noble, no longer sheep king
of Idaho. but lust a good respectable