The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-07-26
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The stage went out Monday morning
with % passengers, five of them, ladies.
Miss Nellie Johnston, who has been
visiting here for the past three weeks,
went out to Murphy, Monday.
Mrs. F. t. Feuling, her two children
and her sister, Miss Blake, removed to
DeI,amar, Tuesday, to be with Mr.. Feu-
ling, in charge of the Silver City Sup
ply Cos. sto e in that camp.
John Bruce, Owyhee's witty Irish
young Philippine war veteran, now es-
tablished as a mine foreman at Yerriug-
ton New where he has acquired several
valuable claims, is now on brief visit
to his former DeLamar home
DO not forget that Hedum, the pho
tographer, is still in business in Silver
City, and that at his studio are to be
found a great variety OF views of local
scenery, mines, mills etc. Call upon
him. First class photos taken, frames
etc. for sale.
Mrs. Mary Crocheron came in from
Bruneau, last Saturday, spent sunday
with Mrs. McCabe, and left, Monday, for
Seattle, via Spokane. She will visit
relatives in the latter city and then go
to Seattle and Bellingham and stop
some months with friends.
Mrs. Phoebe Spencer went out Mon
day, and met her daughter, Mrs. Big
ham, at Nampa, starting for Arizona.
Mrs. Spencer, just before leaving, re
ceived letter announcing the arrival
of Fred Bigham and her two grand
sons at Nome. They sailed from Seat
tie June 10.
Ernest Rowett, the enterprising
young kodak manipulation was promptly
on hand at the Dewey hotel fire and se-
cured a number Of fine views OF the
building during the various stages of its
destruction. He has a large number OF
pictures of local scenery and happen
ings now on exhibition.
Messrs. I. N. Nelson, treasurer of the
Banner M. & NJ. Co., and DR.. f. L.
Straight of Minneapolis, who has for
some time past been visiting the com
pauy's property, in which he is a stock
holder went out to Boise, Monday.
The doctor may go home via Portland.
without returning here, and Mr.. Nelson
may decide to temporarily locate in
Boise.
A party of 10 ladies aud gentlemen
drove from Dewey last Friday evening
to attend dance at Reynolds Odd Fell
lows Hall. They had such delightful
time and were SO royally entertained by
the good folks at Reynolds that they
are profuse in expressions of thanks to
all Of them, and especially to the two
Mesdames Goble. for their generous
hospitality.
Nugget failed to mention the arrival
here, last week, of Miss Ulmer of Cudahy,
Wis on visit to her uncle, Fred Ul-
mer. This sprightly young lady, whose
father resided here nearly twenty years
ago, and who herself visited here years
ago, is keeping her bachelor uncle very
busy, as we'll as happy, as badly
sprained ankle will permit him to be,
these delightful July days.
w. f. Sommercamp arrived here last
Saturday, with his wife and daughter,
from Weiser, and they have taken up
their home for the remainder of the
summer in the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. David Somerville. Mr.. Som
mercamp, who is treasurer of the Potosi
Mining company, has put on his diggin'
clothes and is assisting in the mine,
where his son, w. H., is also emplo Dyed.
F. NJ Orem Esq, the attorney of the
mining firm of a. j. Orem & Sons of