The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-06-05
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and for sale at Rowett's.
The Twin Falls convention was sure
enough 'circus."
Born:-At Silver City, Idaho, Saturday
morning, May 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. @. E.
Kingsley, ten pound son.
Dubois will have time of his life try
ing to get his delegation recognized and
seated in the Denver convention.
Miss Ednetta St Clair, who has been
attending school in Caldwell during the
past year, arrived home last Saturday.
DR.. Heer is spending the week in De-
Lamar, on professional business, and will
probably not return home until about
the 10th instant.
Hoping this may come under the eye Of
Jack Week, who once lived here, we will
give him somebody's name and address
who would like to hear from him.
Old Charley, the chinaman who was
cook for a number of years at the War
Eagle Hotel, died Wednesday, and was
buried in the chinese graveyard yesterday.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Crete left yesterday
morning for visit to her daughter, Mrs.
s. N. Moe Of Caldwell. Itwas an unpro-
pitious morning for an elderly lady to
brave the trip, but Mrs Crete braved it
just the same.
Mr.. Charles Harrison, for long time
the affable clerk at the Idaho Hotel, gave
up his job the first of the week, and the
desk in the office is now in charge Of Mr..
John Bahrenburg, Of Nampa, who takes
Mr.. Harvison's place.
During Wednesday and yesterday there
was almost continuous snowstorm here,
with rain reported in the adjacent valleys.
The snow fell to the depth Of quite ten
inches in the mountain gulches. In the
afternoon it changed to rainfall and today
promises better weather.
Mrs. Green Adams and her son, Russell.
arrived home yesterday, from Moscow,
where her boy has been attending the
State University. The other young men
attending the university from here, will
be home next week. Russell added about
three inches to his stature while away.
Have something on the youngest and
proudest daddy in town. was the greet
ing Andrew j. Swan gave his many
friends Wednesday afternoon, always
telling it was the cutest and sweetest nine
pound girl ever seen. And we all rejoiced
with Andy and his charming girl wife,
who is getting on very nicely We all
knew that Andy is fine cigarmaker by
smoking the products of his Owyhee fac
tory, and are now pleased to know that
he has other accomplishments.
Nugget, believing the negro troupe
which showed here Monday night, to be
the legitimate successors of the famous
singers, students of a Nashville colored
school which travelled over the country
and went to England so years ago, now
apologies to its readers for the fattering
notice it gave the show last week, in ad-
vance of its appearance here, probably
assisting them in securing a crowded
house, at prices for seats they could not
have obtained elsewhere. 1t now pro-
nounces the show about the sorriest ex-
hibition of singing, stale jokes and at
tempts at drollery which has ever had
the assurance to visit our town.
Within a few days there will be return
ing to Owyhee number of young ladies
and gentlemen who have been absent at
various places during the greater portion
of the year, attending school, We hope
to see nearly all of them showing evil
dences of physical and mental improve
ment since they left their homes. That
is what their parents let them go away