The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17
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/. T. Beeman, OF Portland Or, came In
Tuesday, on visit to Hon. G. M. Hays
and family.
Mrs. Belle Gardner, nee Luther, arriv-
ed here yesterday and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. D. Maxon.
Two dozen ladies white lawn waists,
mostly large Sizes. 9S, 40, AZ and A, at
one-half price at swaine & Helms, De-
Lamar.
Three dozen wrappers, mostly small
sizes, 80 and "a, regular prices from 81. .25
to $500, closing out price 7sc at swaine
& Helms, DeLamar.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy, who makes her
home in Boise, with her sister, Mrs. Err
nest H. McAuley, is spending the warm
weather here, the guest of Mrs Simon
Harris.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hutchinson and her
sister, Miss Alma Hays, went out to
Boise this morning, accompanied by DR..
Beeman, OF Portland, who has been visit
ing Mr. Hays family.
Harry L. Avery, formerly represent
ative in the Legislature from Owyhee, now
helping Jim Keith hold down ranch on
Squaw Creek, dropped into town Monday,
and is shaking hands with friends.
1t is rumored that game of baseball is
being framed up, to be played at De-
Lamar, between Silver City and DeLamar
teams, ON the 26th of this month. The
boys in DeLamar are now engaged in
preparing the ground.
L. w. Walker has fitted up the building
formerly known as the Whitehouse saloon,
with two bath rooms and barber shop and
leased it to Mr.. B. Haddock, late of Ia
coma, recent arrival here, who has now
opened it as the Whitehouse barbershop.
L: H. Cox, the travelling man of the
firm of w. E. Pierce & Co., who have
sold more real estate and done more
toward building up 'the beautiful than
any other agency in that city, is now over
here selling homes in their new Ellis Adj
dition.
Mrs. A. D. Brown and baby boy, ac-
companied by her brother, Ernest Val
verde, returned to her home at Bodie, Cal,
on Wednesday, and her mother, Mrs. Val
verde, went to Boise yesterday, to visit
her son, Pearl, reported to be ill in that
city.
Mrs. Asher Getchell and Miss Aida
Brunzell drove over the mountain Tues
day, to meet and bring back with them
Mrs. w. j. Botsford Of Boise, former
school chum of Mrs. Getchell, came up
here to stop with her during the warm
weather. The ladies coming in caught a
severe drenching.
Mrs. James H. Gipson of Caldwell, is
visiting with her parents who are camped
near Dewey during the summer months.
No finer summer resort can be found than
the many beautiful camping places near
Silver City, where we have the best water,
finest fishing and hunting and the most
sociable people in the world.
News has been received here, that a
fine seven pound baby girl had been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Hanson, July 4,
at Belle Center, Ohio, where the couple
are now sojourning with friends May
the young lady grow up amidst as happy
and patriotic surroundings as marked hel
introduction into this joyous old world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forney, accom-
panied by brother of Mrs. Forney, Mr.
Langford from Nevada, who with hi
sisters came here last Tuesday from thC
funeral of Frank Langford, the brother
killed by neighbor, last week, nea
Rupert, and buried on Sunday at tina
place, drove up from DeLamar yesterday