The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-27

Pieshe Drug Co.
Mrs. John Ewing entertained
the Guild at its weekly meeting,
Thursday afternoon.
Tuesday was the hottest day
of the season, being a 1O2 in the
shade.
Fins line Of candies last rsesiysd at the Drus
Store.
Mrs. Geo. V. Warren and
family of Caliente, were in
Phoebe the past week visiting
friends.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Walker
expects to move his family from
Panaca to Phoebe next week,
where they will reside in the
future.
Leave your wood orders at Hodges Cook Co.'S
store. Hammond Fuller.
The rain which fell during
Wednesday and Thursday was
appreciated by all who had ex-
perienced the heat of the pre-
vious days.
The Salt Lake Herald states
that Attorney M. ID. Essenger,
of Ogden, will leave for Phoebe
on August 18th, and will locate
here permanently.
A fine selection Of rasors. slrOps and soaps at
Phoebe Drug Store.
H. M. Joy, general manager
of the Ida Mae Annex Mining
Company, passed through town
Wednesday, on his way to Los
Angeles.
NOW - the time 10 store your winter tuei. he
iivered already cut, sl2 per cord.
Mrs. j. A. Clark was a passen-
ger for Salt Lake City the first
of the week, where she went to
attend the wedding of her sister,
Miss Jennie Sawyer.
FOUND--A large grey geldlng. came into our
ranch. Owner may recover property by proving
ownership and paying costs. Address. Gardner
Ranch Co.. Hike. Nevada.
d. w. Holloway and wife re-
turned from Salt Lake City the
first of the week. Mr.. Holloway
is going to put up frst-class
rooming house on his lot next to
the drug store. The lumber is
now at Modena and as soon as
transportation can be secured,
the work will begin.
Have your wood delivered, cut any length de-
tired; full measurement and the price most rea-
'onable.
The Seguine Bros. are erect
ng two substantial cottages up |
m the lots recently purchased |
" them on Davis street. The
boom hasn't started in |
'ioche, but will flourish when |
onditions become such that |
lumber can be gotten in. |
Ice cream at the Drug Store. Saturday and Sun.
ay.
A townsite is being plated |
lear the Ida May Mine in Bristol |
district, to be known as Bristol
lily. Lots will be plated and
old and a small town started
hortly. Arthur Murphy and
Jol. Ellis & Sons are interested
n the movement.
The Lincoln County Assay office is prepared to
i've working results on ore forwarded to George
Arbogast by mail or otherwise. Meadow Valley
'treet. Phoebe. New.
The petition being circulated
for town government, is
being well signed, and the COM
mittee in charge is well pleased
with the progress being made.
Not one has as yet refused to
sign it and all seem to have a
fair conception of the Importance
of the movement. 1t is the in
tention to get all, if possible,
and if you do not happen to be
seen, call around to Thompson's
Store and sign. This is a move
ment to the benefit of all, and
should represent all.
Last Tuesday, at the home of
her mother at Salt Lake City,
Miss Jennie Sawyer was united
in marriage to Percy Hall, of
the same place. Miss Sawyer is
a native of Phoebe, being, before
making her home in Salt Lake
City, one Of Pioche's most pop
ular young ladies'; and her many
friends join the RECORD in ex-
tending congratulations and wish
ing the fortunate couple a long
and happy life together. Mrs.
Hall (nee Sawyer is a sister to
Mrs. j. A. Clark and Gen q