The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-31

nounce that an entertainment would he
given by them at their Irall Wednesday |
evening, Sept. II, and that further par
ticulars regarding same will be told
through this paper next week. These
gracious ladies' always make their en-
tertainments very interesting, and Tie
people may look for delightful pro
gram.
A very charming musicale was given
Wednesday afternoon, by Mrs. Knapps
pupils at her parors, attended by a
large number Of ladies', including the
teachers now attending the institute
now being held here. Nearly every
number played or sung was surprise
to the listeners, showing a proficiency
and skill little expected, and made
many who attended express their de-
light in glowing terms. Some Of the
numbers rendered were gems both in
selection aud execution, aud worthy OF
especial mention.
Mr. j. W Robinson, Grand Master
Mason, visited Silver City Lodge, last
Saturday evening; was entertained alter
the lodge meeting at banquet given
by the Sisters of the Evening Star, aud
on Monday, was driven by Dir. Hamil-
ton to Dewey and DeLamar and in-
spected the new mill at the latter place.
Mr.. Robinson is quite familiar with re-
duction processes in Idaho, tut had
not heretofore had an opportunity 70
see mill equipped TO work shines by
the cyanide process.
John Wagener, an old time resident
aud business man OF Silver City, who
| for some time it was feared had been
victim OF the San Francisco calamity,
| but who was later learned to have turn
ed up alive, although i'll the stricken
city during the quake, arrived here last
week, and is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones, much improved in
health after spending the winter in
California, good portion of the time
at Burke's sanitarium. Mr.. Wagener
has for some time past been living at
his ranch on Lower Reynolds creek.
Rev. Herbert Jukes who has been
missionary at the Episcopal church
here for the past TWO years, VIII deliver
his farewell address to the members of
the church next Sabbath, holding the
regular morning service at the usual
hour aud the evening service at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Jukes, during his two years sojourn
here, has not only endeared himself to
the members of the church here, but
will carry away with him the esteem
aud respect of the entire community.
dis modest aud unassuming manner
and his readiness to render charitable
service and assistance wherever occa-
sion required has made him hosts Of
friends. He goes from here To attend
a theological seminary near Alexandria
Virginia, with the good wishes of Owy-
bee people.
One Of the invalids recently out oi
the Silver City Miners Union Hospita
has so many words of praise for the
management of that woi thy institution
by the matron, Mrs. McGough, and the
gist of his remarks have been so otter
repeated by others, that Nugget feels i
pleasure to print them. The rooms
they say, are all airy and pleasant anC
Q are kept with scrupulous neatness b.
Z, Mrs. McGough and her daughter, anC
: the kindly care taken Of invalids makes
a it almost pleasure to be confined
: there with a broken leg or arm or som,
:, injury which does not destroy the appe
d tite for the tasty meals prepared fo
/ them by the worthy matron. 1t is al
e kindness and attention there, and Sill
S YER City Miners Union can boast 0
g having the best kept miners union hos