The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-02-26
The LOCAL NEWS.
Snow.
Beautiful Snow.

DeauuIuf Snow.
Some more of the beautiful.
r E. Meyers went to Boise on the frs
ofthe week.
Mrs. Simon Harris has been on the sicb
list for few days.
Pose Morrow left this morning for the
rock quarry near Snake river.
Mrs. s. Miller of Dewey was guest Of
Mrs Valverde the first of the week.
Mrs. Spencer received from her sister in
Arizona, choice lot of candy. favored
with the juice of the Prickly Pear and
kindly sent sample to this office.
Mike Rock dedicated the new building
he has been putting up on the site of the
old Mint Saloon building on last Satur-
lay night by opening the place Of busi-
ress as the New Mint Saloon.
The Boonville barber-shop in charge of
James Edwards is now open and ready
for business at Chas. Simmons place.
where the soft down or fiery, untamed
bristles will be removed from your face
at so much per-
Married;-A Silver City, on Wednesday
evening February oath 1909. John Ed
win Mintun to Miss Lizzie Tietsort r. FL.
Hawes officiating. The brides parents re-
side near Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
The Nugget extends congratulations.
Frank D. Hall, cashier of the Owyhee
County Bank, returned Wednesday even
ing from Boise, where he has been de-
tanned several weeks as witness on the
Neal case. While absent, Mr. Hall was
called to Medford, Oregon to attend the
funeral Of his brother.
w. T. Langford and wife took their
departure on last Tuesday morning, for
Murphy where they will reside, tempor-
arily, while Mr.. Langford is engaged in
experimenting the work of getting out
rock for use in Nampa. Walt. was the
successful bidder on the contract for this
work.
The contract was let by j. M. Brun-
zell last week, for driving atunnel through
the bank of snow in front of his place of
business. Fred Harris took the contract
and soon had the tunnel completed. This
affords new trail across the street and
is much used by pedestrians going to and |
from the post office. Several pictures
were taken by out local artists that will |
make excellent souvenirs of winter in
Silver City.
Mrs. R. G. Hayes of DeLamar, Idaho,
died at her home at that place Sunday,
Feb. l4th, 1909, after lingering illness.
Deceased was daughter of j. R. Baxter,
Of Jordan Valley, Oregon, and was born
at that place, May Sth, 1871. Besides a
devoted husband, she leaves seven child
dren, five sisters and three brothers to
mourn her death. The body was taken
10 Jordan Valley for burial, Tues, Feb. l6.
On last Sunday evening we had the
pleasure of listening to very interesting
and obstructive lecture on Psychic research
and occult science by Prof r. H. Lewis
at the Idaho Hotel. Prof. Lewis related
some very peculiar and mysterious accur
ances that had come under his personal
observation that were highly entertaining
70 his audience. As he is man of ex-
RENE reticence and modesty it is seldom
hat he can be persuaded to relate his
experiences, but when you can once get
him started on this subject you will be
highly entertained. He has been urged
o make tour of the surrounding
ewrs and deliver lecture on his ex-
'eriences in telepathy, mind reading,
'ccult science and psychic research. He /
viii soon make a trip to Flint by way
# DeLamar and the citizens of the towns
through which he will pass win be FORUM {
'te if they can persuade him to deliver g
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