Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Fallon visitor W ednesday.
A. F Branch, OF Hazen, spent the
fore part OF the week in Fallon.
$. A. Browder, the Sand Springs
miner, LETT tor his work Monday.
r. L. Douglass spent the week, trans
acting business matters in Fairview.
Deputy Constable J. NJ. Simmons, Of
Hazen, was a Fallon visitor Tuesday.
Percy Gardner passed through Fallon
Wednesday oil his way to Fairyiew.
Van r. Elliott, the Silver Mountain
mining man Was Il Fallon visitor yester-
day.
Maurice Downey and A. c. Swesey
left Monday for Fairview, returning
Wednesday.
Shorty Schweikert and Mat Begin
spent Wednesday in Reno transacting
various business matters.
]. II. Sheehan and family made a trip
this week to Olinghonse, where Mr..
Sheehan has mining interests.
Miss Annie Thelan left Saturday for
Hazen, where she spent the week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. +. Branch.
Mrs. A. II. Heppner returned Tues
day from n weeks visit with her hus-
band, Dr.. \. II. Heppner, OF Reno.
A. NJ. Burd has formed a law part
nership with Hon. Thos. :. Ford, the
~well-known mining lawyer OF Nevada
City, Calf.
George Ernst returned Friday to San
lN,,,,.., ~, l., rtn -, H..
himself under special care. Mrs.
Ernst is with him.
Mrs. \. II. Gnllickson lett Wednes-
day for Washington, d. C., where she
will visit relatives and friends during
the coming summer
Mrs. c. II. Loring left Thursday for
her home at Reno, after visiting her
friend, Mrs. q. VI. Gardner and family
in this place Tor two weeks.
There will be Episcopal services at
the Baptist church, Thursday evening,
May 24th at 8'oelock, Rev. Hugh 4.
r. Ramsey, OF Carson officiating.
Justice J. !. Ands rson, OF Hazen, was
a Fallon visitor Wednesday, being
called on business in connection with
his civil suit against NJ. A. Ray.
Charles VI. Burtt,ell is having erected
on his lots III the Williams addition II
neat five-room cottage, which he eX-
poets to occupy about June lst.
Judge A.. NJ. Trolson and daughter
Mabel LETT THURSDAY for their home
above Leetyille after a two days visit
with relatives and friends in Fallon.
Ada and Beth Williams accompanied
their uncle, Z. l.. Williams, on his re-
turn to Reno Monday, where they
visited friends and relatives, returning
Thursday.
Able Rosenberg, OF the firm OF 5
Rosenberg u Company, spent Monday
and Tuesday in Reno, conterring with
the representative OF an eastern whole
sale house.
Jim May, the Palace saloon man, OF
Reno, was in kaLlon Sunday with ms
forty-tive horse power Ninton auto.
He placed his machine on the Far
view-Hazen run.
Harvey l.. Burchell returned Wednes-
dav from Hazen. where he spent tive
DAYS unloading Il carload lot OF Stude-
baker wagons and buggies Tor the
Churchill county trade.
Mrs. Robert IL. Nolan and LITTLE
child arrived i'll Fallon Wednesday
from Seattle, and will make her future
home here with her husband, who l.
employed on government work.
Mrs. D. NJ. Wightman, one o
Churchill County's pioneers, Is here
from Reno enjoying II visit with he
sons, Fred, Charley and Lee, and hel
daughter, Mrs. Grace Ferguson.
The baseball boys dance given a
Aliens hall last evening was vel
attended, and a good time was reported
bv all who We're present. The hol
was the last affair OF the season.
LYLE +. Durley and IA. Shoemaker
of Reno, passed through Fallon Wed
nesdav ON their way home from a trll
Of inspection to the La Platte mining
district, where they located seNera
claims.
Mrs. G. \. Beemer, of Sparks, CRANE
worthy matron Of the Eastern star
will be present with Myrtle Chaptel
next Tuesday evening, at winch tlnle !
is desired that all members OF the lodge
will he present.
LOST, STRAlEp OR STOLEN ~
curley haired Shepherd dog, brown
legs. one side OF lace white. Was frs,
missed about April 18th. \ reward
will be paid Tor his return to Fleming
Mclean.
E. j. Williams, the popular auto
mobile man, LETT last evening 1ol
sacramento, where he goes 10 order up
to-date fixtures for the big hotel a
Fairview Ed belongs to a crowd Q
r~usrlers.
G. ]. Leonesio, OF San Francisco, ar
rived in Fallon the first OF the week
and viii have future charge OF the busi
ness of the Fallon Land n Improve
ment Company. Temporary once
have been established at the Chnrehll
hotel.