The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-29
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day, May 81 1908, Eustaquio Cortabitarte
and Claudia Lesertua, Of DeLamar, Ida
no. Father Dreyer officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Leonard Jr., little
Robert and Mrs. R. S. Hawes started for
Castle Creek this morning, for visit
with Mr. and Mrs William Toy.
Postmaster Asher A. Getchel, who
went to Boise, Monday, to consult DR..
Nourse regarding the condition of his
eyes, returned home last night.
]. Q. Connors returned home from
Boise, Wednesday, whittier he had gone
to see the circus and confer with Hon.
Ravenel McBeth, former Senator Dubois
and other prominent oracles Of one fac
ton Of the democratic party.
Mrs John Slattery returned last Satur-
day from visit to Goldfeld, where she
went to see her father, James Doherty,
who is very ILL., She left him somewhat
better, and now in hospital, where he
has good care, but with little hope Of his
finally recovering.
Mrs. B. F. Hastings and her daughter,
Miss Hastings, returned the first of the
week from trip to Boise, stopping on
their way over, at Reynolds, and being
accompanied from there by Mrs. D. D.
Mcdonald, all coming home via Givens
Warm Springs, where they enjoyed the
baths and had pleasant time.
Young Robert L. Mcdonnell is home |
at DeLamar from Portland, where he
and his sister both graduated from the
high schools, one in Portland and one in
East Portland. His sister, mother and
younger brother still remain in East Port
land5 but Bob was wanted and is now at
work in the DeLamar mill.
Colin Oxford, son of the manager Of
the DeLamar company, who has been
attending college at Toronto, Ont, for
the past four years, is now home, proud
OF sheepskin which entities him to the
degree of Bachelor of Science. He took
the scholarship as well, and he is not
spoiled for work either, as he has been
buclzling down to it in the mill since his
return.
Mr.. E. E. Bowen, of DeLamar, left for
Portland on Wednesday, to consult with
physicians regarding his physical condi-
tion He has been ailing and unable to
get relief for considerable time past,
but must have decided that his trouble
was growing more acute or he would not
have gone away at the present time, with
the Chancellor Commander of the knights
Of Pythias expected to visit the lodges in
this county next week.
The Capital State Bank did not reopen
yesterday as was proposed, and its affairs
are still in the hands Of the receiver. It
is the prevalent opinion that it never will
be reopened, and that the receiver will
only have small percentage to divide
among depositors, judging from the
names Of number of persons whose pa
per it holds with very slim chances Of
realizing upon. Hiding money in the
clock or stocking is mighty bad policy,
but it is better than trusting it to a bank
managed in such reckless manner.
E. L. Mattingly, Trade Dollar miner,
who last year located homestead south
of Caldwell, under the Boise -Payette
Government project and took his family
on it, went over last week, obtained a
leave of absence for them and brought
them back to live here for time. Mrs.
Mattingly has not been quite well of late,
and as they will not get water on their
place this year, he preferred to have his
family with him. Mr.. NJ, whose place
is on the line of the railway between
Caldwell and Homedale, says that he is