The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-22
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS


he will serve it in a amode In case you
donot happen to meet him, use the tele-
phone or the mail.
Mrs. Paul Nelson started this morning
on her long trip to the old country. She
will visit her home folks in Sweden, re-
manning for the wedding Of a sister. She
took her little boy with her.
The masquerade scheduled for tonight
promises to be a most enjoyable affair.
It is for the school children and they
have been drilling assiduously for the
past week The mothers win furnish ice
cream and cake, and everything, in
cluding the water, will be free. The af-
fair begins at 2. 30 and after the children
get through the older kids will probably
have dance Of their own. Mr.. Dye and
Mrs Brumbaugh will furnish the music,
with the assistance Of other pianists who
may be present. Everybody is invited
to attend.
Sheriff Oscar BrunzelI came in Monday
and has been at his desk all week.
?. g. Wslliams left this morning for a
short trip to Boise On legal business and
other matters.
John Matthews Of oreana was in town
yesterday on legal business.
Application was made on Wednesday
for reduction in the amount Of bail
asked in the case Of Frank schafer, now
confined in the county jail on a charge OF
grand larceny. The application was
made in Judge Heer's court and Attorney
T. 9. Williams appeared on behalf of
schafer, asking that bail be cut in hall.
from $1,000 to $500 After consideration
the judge refused the request.
John-st Clair win leave on Saturday
for Boise, where he will take part in the
Consistory work and Shriner festivities
and go to church on Sunday.
Mrs. Schuyler celebrated birthday on
Monday night. A bunch Of the young
people went up to assist and pleasant
evening was topped off with Welsh Rare
bit and other delicacies good for the
digestion.
DeLamar welcomed party Of young
people from Silver on Friday evening to
attend the dance and entertainment
They We're the Misses Louise and Olive
Hicks, Charlotte Crete and Marie Bur
rough, Messrs Schumacher, Olson, Heer
and Smith.
The County Treasurer announces a
warrant call, which will be found in our
legal columns.
Ernest Willenegger was a welcome
visitor to John St Clair last week. Mr.
st Clair was so pleased to see him that he
dropped everything and escorted him
round town making introduetions to the
few people here who had not previously
had the pleasure Of his acquaintance,
among the latter being the Nugget man.
We hated like everything to deprive our
county recorder OF the pleasure he was
evidently deriving in Mr.. Willenegger's 5
companionship but we succeeded in tear
ing him away for few moments.
Otto Peterson returned to Silver on
Monday after a prolonged absence and
now adds youth and beauty to silver's
Great White Way.
Kenneth Mcleod, it is said, is out gun
ming for the shrieval nomination. Well,
they might 90 farther and fare worse. The
prisoners will ali vote for him because Of
his sympathetic temperament, evidenced
by his fondness for hearts. This, also,
will secure for him the sufTragette vote.
Walter W. Bradley, formerly of De-
Lamar, is now on the staff Of the Califor-
uia State Mining Bureau, with offices in
San Francisco. He is making his home
in Berkeley.