The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-02-09
LOCAL.

the evening of st. Valentine.
Ladies' Silk Belts, SOC to SO value,
sold by Silver City Supply Co. for 25c
to 75c.
LIS Honstead, who went to Boise on
a business trip, Monday, arrived home
yesterday.
Now is the time to buy your Spring
Dress Goods. New stock at Silver City
Supply Co.
Born-Silver City, Idaho, February
5, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Kingsley, daughter.
A further wireless from Hi Henry
promises that it will not be long until
that famous troupe of minstrels will
be here.
Will Benham was in from Bruneau
last Saturday, applying for letters of
administration on the estate of his
late father.
Mrs. Mills, Silver City's fashionable
milliner, returned Wednesday, after
dering spring fnery for her shop.
Mrs. Honstead entertained number
of lady aud gentleman friends at a
card party and luncheon, last Satur-
day night, and all declare they had an
enjoyable time.
Jack Breedlove is going to see that
the Trade Dollar boarding houses have
plentiful supply of ice during next
summer He is now busying himself
putting up large quantities.
Margaret Hutchinson Sampson ar
rived at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Sampson, of this city,
on Thursday evening, February s, 1906
Mother and child doing nicely
Our beautiful all-day sunshine,
which we have enjoyed every day now
for more than three weeks, is still with
us, although some thin clouds today
betoken change in weather condi-
tions.
Mrs. Thomas w. Cottingham, nee
Miss Nellie Hutchinson, arrived here
yesterday evening, from Nampa, just
in time to be with her sister when the
stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George o. Sampson last night.
The total eclipse of the moon, last
night, was watched by pleasant little
party, gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Si Tullis. Whist was not even
suggested, but vigorous game of high
Ave and nicely served lunch took its
place.
Valentine Day, next Wednesday, and
the young people of DeLamar propose
TO celebrate ir with fine ball and sup
per. N. B.-The sleighing is excellent
between Silver City, Dewey and De-
Lamar, and our young people will be
very warmly welcomed in the busy
town down the gulch on that occasion.
Several Silver City people will re-
member e L. Sinnot, representative
of the American Type Founders Com
pany and an occasional visitor here.
Mr.. Sinnot was ore of the victims of
the wreck on he o. R. q n, Iat Bridal
Veil, Oregon, last Tuesday, in which he
aud three other persons lost their ives
ana several others were injured.
A correspondent has informed Mug
get that the socialists formed an organ
ization at Oreana this week, which
proposes to take hand in local aud
state politics henceforth and hereafter.
1t is also asserted that that brand of
political discomfort is quite strong and
vigorous in Grand View precinct, the
owners and managers Of the irrigation
enterprise being imbi ed with it.
Mr. Nusbaum, of Cleveland, has this
week paid off the judgment against the
Cleveland Mining Company, by the
miners who held liens against the Cal
ifornia mine, the judgment, with costs,
amounting to more than $780, The
suit and attachment brought by the
merchants for suppli furnished has
not been settled, but probably will be
before the trial comes on in the dis
trict court
Mr. and Mrs Frank Scott drove up
from Reynolds, Wednesday afternoon,
to attend the regular meeting of the
Daughters of Rebekah Mrs. Scout
has belonged to the lodge here for
more than fifteen years, but living at a
distance, was never before "puC through
the chair" as we believe those worthy