The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-06-23
Local Happenings

MTs. - .. oJ Cialr ana TWO daughters
returned home this week after month s
pleasant visit with friends and relatives
in Caldwell.
Messrs August Crete and F. S. Heer
are in Boise this week attending the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Banner company.
Miss Margaret Cavaney returned home
from Boise, the first Of the week, after
having spent the past ten days visiting
with friends and relatives there
Chicken thieves have been busy in our
camp again, and if the parties make their
second appearance on the same premises,
are liable to be somewhat surprised.
Mrs. +. S. Heer returned from a trip to
Boise and. Nampa, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Matte, who has been at
tending school at the Moscow University.
Prof. Q. z. Cave, Of the Albion State
Normal School, was here this week in the
interest Of that institution, and while
here made pleasant call at the Nugget
office
Mrs. Green Adams and son, Russell,
came home last week from Moscow, where
the boy has been attending the university
and, we understand, has made splendid
progress.
DR.. w. H. Schuyler has been and is
still under the weather with quite a severe
attack Of infammatory rheumatism. Last
reports have it that he is now well on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Frank D. Hall took her departure
from here yesterday morning for an ex-
tended visit to her old home in Michigan.
She expects to be gone the greater part of
the summer. Nugget wishes her pleas
ant journey and safe return home.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Steele, who arrived
home here from the east, last Saturday,
went over to Boise, yesterday morning,
to attend the annual stockholders meet
ing of the Banner Mining & Milling Co.,
OF which company he is the president.
DeLamar is proposing to have grand
Fourth of July celebration. Committees
have been selected to arrange matters
with that purpose in view There will be
foot races, horse races and other sports,
in fact, everything that goes to make the
celebration a success.
Clifford Weston is home from school
at Moscow, having arrived the first Of
the week, looking well and happy. Ar
thur Heer, who also attended that insti-
tuition, arrived home last week, and is
now at work with the railroad surveyors
who are working in the neighborhood Of
Flint. His brother, Frank, is also en-
ployed there.
Old William Patterson died at the
county hospital here last night. He had
been an inmate OF that institution for a
number OF years, and apparently was in
fair health until within the last two
hours or so, he having eaten hearty
supper and retired for the night when
shortly afterward it was discovered by
Mr. Beaton, the care-taker, that he was
dead. This leaves the county hospita
without any inmate, thing that has not
been the case in good many years.
The coming Fourth of July will mari
the one-hundred and thirty-fourth cele
bration Of the declaration of the nationa
birth, one ever to be remembered by til,
citizens of this little square of Gods free
hold. DeLamar is going to celebrate il
grand style this year, and it certainly
but right that everyone who has the vel
fare of himself, his neighbor or the camI
at heart, should put forth an unusua
effort to make it success. Help tn