The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-11-29
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Buy your heating and cook stoves
from Philipp.
Once your tailor always, Geo. R.
Sweeney.
Miss Nellie Johnston came up from
Reynolds, Wednesday, and took in the
Thanksgiving masquerade ball.
Nuggets editor has a call to go to AL
bion next week He hopes his friends
will note his absence and fill the shop
with copy for the next issue.
Mrs. Tim Shea, now of Santa Rosa,
CAL, and her niece, Miss alice Connors,
who has been visiting in California for
several months, arrived here Monday
Miss Alice is now in fine health, having
grown much stronger than when she
left home.
Miss Goodfellow, young lady from
Philadelphia, is here visiting her broth
er whom she had not sem for number
Of ye RS. The brother has ranch and
family in Malheur county, Ore, whittier
she first went to find him, but found
him employed here for the winter.
DR.. Hamilton went out to Boise, Wed
nesday OF last week, to accompany Mrs.
AL Schader, who was taken to st Lukes
Hospital, to be operated on. Mrs S. is
the wife of Trade Dollar miner, who
has been employed there for several
years. The ladys complaint was
pelvic abscess. She is reported to lie
getting on nicely.
Rowett has just received and placed
on his shelves a consignment of Edison
Photographs, with great variety Of
the latest records produced by that
machine. When YOU want perfect
phonograph you will find that the Edi-
son stand at the head of the list for
clearness and distinctiveness, as well as
great variety of records.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Beall returned
from Nevada the first of the week, hav-
ing made their home in Yerfington
since their marriage last June, and are
now visiting his wife's parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. M. Hays. Mr. Beall is engineer
of one of the mines in that camp. He
states that notwithstanding what the
Nevada papers may cay of the southern
mining camps, almost everything is
closed down in all Of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Emory, of Sher-
man, Maine, and daughter, who have
been visiting on the Pacific coast since
April and are now in DeLamar visiting
son and brother, Rufus Emory, were
up here today with the younger Mrs.
uuiOiy anu SuiiuiSh. Inc elueI ReuJle-
man came up to attend to some notarial
business. The elder couple resided for
five years on the Payette, leaving there
81 years ago, and returning to their
former home in the Pine Tree State.
John s. St Clair, who spent last week
in Boise, attending the convention OF
county auditors, returned home Mon
day with his health somewhat impaired
We we're led to suspect that too much
banqueting was the cause, but Dr.
Hamilton explains that it was not high
living which allied him, but that he hac
caught a severe cold, which affected his
stomach. Mrs. St Clair, who has beer
visiting in Caldwell, returned hom,
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Dave Somerville arrived here
Wednesday, bringing Mrs E. E. Bower
from DeLamar with him, to enjo,
Thanksgiving with his wife and family
Mr.. Somerville had his reservoir re
paired at his Malheur county rancl
during the summer so that he will b'
sure of plenty of water for next year
provided that snow enough falls during
the winter to fill it. He has a grea