The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-09-14
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Mention of PepoIe and Ma tiers
In Which We Are all
Interested.

Kenneth Mcleod was our lion hearted
constable this week.
Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
" Townsend, girl.
Chris Conway is up from DeLamar to-
day, looking after his old friends.
Lost: Stick pin of sapphires and
ruby. Finder please leave at Barber shop.
Robert Hamilton was passenger on
the outgoing stage, Wednesday morn
ing,
L. W. Walker, of HALEY, came in Mon
day night, to look after his large property
interests here.
Deputy Sheriff Hanson went to the
railroad last Saturday. Bad men, you'd
better look out.
0. D. Brumbaugh departed railroad
ward, yesterday morning. Wonder if
he's after more swine.
Mrs. August Crete and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, returned Monday night from a
months visit to California
Miss Villa May Gardner went to Nam
pa, the first Of the week She win at
tend school there this winter
Saturday Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Brum-
baugh accompanied crowd of the little
folks up the creek on a picnic.
An extensive mining deal is OF, for
property on War Eagle Mt. 1t will be
largely financed by local capital.
Tom Harland, who, for the past two
weeks, has been sojourning in Boise the
Beautiful, returned to Silver last Satur-
day.
Miss Matte Heer departed for Moscow
Monday morning. She will complete her
course at the University of Idaho this
year.
A. A. Getchell has had new porch
laid in front Of his postofice. Suggestion
Why not have dance on it to christen
the floor?
Clifford Weston returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Payette. He left this morn
ing for Moscow, where he will enter the
University. He will stop off at Pendle-
ton as Nuggets representative at the
Roundup.
Marcus White returned the first of the
week, from a strenuous two weeks visit
in Boise. Hear he's going to be farmer.
What about it?
Mrs. VIM. Williams and her sons, Ray,
Karl, Ned and Clyde, left, Saturday, for
Caldwell, where the boys will go to
school this winter
Found:-In Silver City, purse con-
tanning sum OF money. Owner can have
same by calling at the Postofiice. proving
property, and paying for this notice.
0. G. Knight, of the Idaho Title &
Trust Co. of Boise, came in on last nights
stage. Mr.. Knight is promoting the sale
of the Manville Subdivision, an addition
to Boise.
On August 25th, there was very pleas
ant picnic, at the home Of @. S. Smith,
given by the Pleasant Valley School.
About 30 persons enjoyed the program,
games and lunch.
Saturday night, Frank Houg came in
from our seaport, Murphy, whittier he
jourueyed by slow freight from Boise.
He and Tom Harand took party of
young ladies over to Flint today.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Avery
entertained nunber of guests at din
ner party in her Office. The guests
were: Mesdames John Crete, Fred
Crete, Adams and Dye. A very pleasant
afternoon was passed.
Professor A. D. Bradfield returned last
Thursday night from two months visit
to California. His chief reason in going
there was to attend the annual session of
the National Educational Association
which met in San Francisco during the
early part of July. After the session
closed he visited the various cities and
towns OF that state. He commenced
teaching school Monday.