The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-03

MC0ADt has Docu ihhloPcoSN 49, 49,
past two years, and for several months
pasl has been confined to his home,
During that time he has been carefully
attended by his wife, and it is thought
that her illness was caused by overwork
and loss of sleep. AS we go to press,
she is much improved, and her recovery
is almost assured.
John A. Blake, of Boise, is spending
couple of weeks visiting l.. s. Hon
stead and family. Mr. Blake is an old
time friend of Honstead and heavy
stockholder il the Banner Nine.
Mesdames F. M. st Clair and Masters
entertained most delightfully."- at cards
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Masters A number of out Of town
guests were present as well as many
Silver ladies'. Very dainty refreshments
were served after which the prizes were
awarded. Mrs Tom Fry received the
first prize, beautiful hand painted cup
aud saucer. Mrs Sinsel Of Boise won
the second, lovely hand painted bon
bon dish, while Mrs. Fred Brunzel OF
Murphy received the consolation prize,
a handsome wrought iron candle stick
complete with red wax candle to prob
ably light her way to future successes.
4 Mrs Dickens gave party Tuesday
evening to few friends. Everybody
seemed to feel aud make themselves SO
much at home that Mr.. d. failed en-
tirely 10 see why he should be called
upon TO pay all the taxes on the place.
Progressive whist was INDUCED in and
as the games and points were very close
Mrs. ID. had TO donate prizes to nearly
half the players. Dick didn't say any
thing when the prizes were awarded but
one could almost see him think that
any future presents from him to his
wife would be of such weight aud di-
mensions that it would require more
than dray to move them. Miss Peter
sen won the first prize and Mrs. Steele
The BOBBY, which, however, she refused
to take. Delicious Ice Cream and cake
was served the next day, besides long
string of stories told that received some
e pointed enulngs from Mr.. Steele, de
It spite his big mouthful of crackers anC
:, lilnburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Steele, Mrs l.. S
Houstead, aud Miss Florence Peterson
: came III on the stage Sunday night
e Mrs. Steele has been away from Silve
IS since last fall aud consequently ha
e missed who.e winter III this camp
o Mrs. Honsteal went east last March T.
IL visit her parents and friends in Mime
sofa she reports having had YER
It enjoyable time. Miss Peterson is max
ing the "trip for the purpose of 'seein
}. our camp in the mountains, and on he
y, trip back ln company With Mr.. an
te Mrs, steele will make short stops a
70 several places OF interest. MIR. Steel
Q. has made several trips in and out thi
year. Peter is one of those jolly goo
a. fellows that makes his friends glad I
have him come over. and regret to sc
t. him leave so soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Steel
n, and Miss Peterson left here this mo-
y, ming for Wallace, Idaho, and ter fe
he days stay in Northern Idaho, the parl
ut will return to Minneapolis, where M
he Steele will do further work for Il
Ial Banner Mining Co. Mr.. II. @. Peterso
Miss Peterson's father, is one of Il
ar. heaviest stockholders III that compar
nd and great deal of interest is taken
er. the development work of that mil
ot- among Minnesota capitalists.
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