The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-07
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Personal Mention Coming and
Going Of 0wyhee County
People in Brief.

Jean Laravea ef Alliance, Nebraska, is
a late arrival in Silver City.
J. NJ. Rough and son we're doing bust
ness in Silver City yesterday
Al Stevens was an outgoing passenger
on Saturday mornings stage.
F. b. Clarke Of Boise, was transacting
business in Silver City this week.
Frank Davis of Oreano was transacting
business in Silver City this week
John Ross was in Silver City from the
Stevens ranch the first of the week.
: Miss Rose syne OF Watson, Oregon,
was visiting in Silver City the first Of the
week.
) Marc Latham and wife of Murphy
were visiting in Silver City the first Of
the week.
Dan Linehan Of Oreano was transact
ing business in Silver City the forepart Of
the week.
Arthur Drummond Of Cherry Creek
was transacting business iu Silver City
this week
Send your measures in for summer suits.
Prices ranging from $l5 to $500, at
sweeney's.
Thomas Barnes and son Frank Of
Dewey made this Office pleasant cali
the first Of the week.
r Sheriff M. M. Kreig made flying
: business trip to Boise Friday last, re-
! turning home Monday.
! Mrs ]. @. Connors and son Ted re-
s turned Tuesday night from visit to ths
4 fair at Mountain Home.
Mrs. Susanah E. Flora aud son Angus
7, Of Jordan Valley, were in Silver City o.
= land business the first Of the week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Minturn Of tn
8 Black Jack mine, were passengers on th
4 outgoing stage Wednesday morning.
b A fine assortment Of new fall suits jus
y received at sweeny's Don't fail to cal
n and look them over, as he can furnisl
u the goods.
,'@ ae Otto Brunei and wife were passengers
i on the outgoing stage Wednesday morn
he ing enroute to Nampa. They are ex-
= pected home tonight.
1e .. E. Kroeger, Frank Nelson and
+ Alfred sunquist, miners at the Black
"a Jack, were passengers on the outgoing
/ stage Saturday morning.
i Theo H, Philip and daughter Mar
$ garet made a visit to Jordan Valley
- - Sunday, returning home Monday night.
l. This was Mr.. Philipp's first visit to
et Jordan Valley in twenty years.
y y For fine jewelry, silyerware and cut
be- glass call on j. w Rowett, next door to
re the post Office. He keeps a supply Of no
d. tions, candies, cigars, nuts, bananas,
~ ~ fancy chinaware and many other articles
E. not carried by the other merchants.
he On Friday evening, Oct. %, 1909, the
l; = Dewey Hobos and Fisheaters' will give
he a grand ball at the X. P. hall in thatcity
es The best Of music has been secured anC
e- the Captain of the Hobo Police requests
y u patrons to appear in full dress uniform
he Mrs. B. H. Luther and Mrs. JOIN
he brennan, who were at the bedside 0
ne ! their sister, Mrs. Cy Maxim, during he
e- recent serious illness, returned to thei
ip home in Nampa Tuesday Mrs, Maxim
le we are glad to state, is improving nicely
s. A rumor is in the air that some chick
IN ems disappeared from A. A. GeteheP
OF hennery one night not long ago, after
= dance. Attorney Healy is reported a
D. not desiring to prosecute the case, and
C certain popular young lady of the cit
E. says she does not care to be witness.
l. Miss Bessie Crete, eldest daughter q
tic Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crete Of Silver City
returned home from Boise Saturda
ay evening last. Miss Bessie had been hav
IN ing her eyes treated by Mrs Dr. Beck
he Of Boise, the result being very satisfac
he tory and her eyesight much improved.
Owing to quite an amount OF unfnsh
ed business it will be impossible for Thee
~ II. Philip to leave as soon as he ex
lie pected, and therefore will be compelle
to stay longer. In the meantime tn
iie reduction OF prices will remain the same
M for which a list viii be made throug
he the Nugget.
- Theo. H. Philipp would like to call tn
Ir public's attention, and more especial
re- the attention of the property owners Z
ihe this place and vicinity, TO the safety G
to their stoves for the approaching winter
lu- as he expects to leave here as soon a
be possible this fall and would like to fe,
Of that everybody is prepared in this re