Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-06-20
JARBIDGE NEWS
Jarbidge, Nevada, June IL

ular postmaster Of Jarbidge has
moved the government office to a
small building just north of the
telephone Office. The present
quarters are orly temporary how
ever. as a new and much larger
building is being erected alongside
IN which the postoffice will be
housed.
Not as matter of exclusive
news. nor set in the way of boast
ing the reporter wishes TO note
the fact that it rained here Tuesday
and Wednesday. Not one of :he
common, quick, slap-you-in-the-face
showers but a cold, steady rain--as
persistant rain-as persistant as a
fond daddy telling of his brand new
child. 1t was
Mrs Gossett. of the Hotel Roger
son at Twin Falls. and her niece,
Miss Green from Tennessee accom-
panied by Col. Hayden, visited here
several days last week. They re-
turned to Twin Falls on Monday.
John Swicegood left last week
for Steptoe. Nevada. He will be
gone a couple of months.
Mrs Pavlock, formerly of Jar
bidge but who how resides on a
ranch near HALEY. Idaho. came in
Sunday to visit with friends for a
few weeks Mrs PaVlock is the
widow of the man after whom the
PavlUck mine is named. and she is
also one of the owners of the
ground adjoining that property for
which a patent was recently OBJ
tained. 1t is the intention to incor.
porate a townsite on this ground.
Mr. Lindsay, the forest ranger,
returned to camp last Saturday
from Three Greek, Idaho. where he
has been the last few weeks on
Government business.
Mrs Saline who has been in
charge of the Buster mine board
ing house for the past eight months
has opened a new boarding house
at PavlaE.
Mr.. and Mrs Hemhard and the
latter's siste-. Miss Hstchpaw, ar
rived from Twin Falls Sunday even
ing, via the Parks stage. They
will visit few days in arbidge
before leaving for Tennessee gulch.
where they expc' t to spend the
summer.
Add Fox and Johnny MacRae left
on Friday for Twin Falls They will
remain several days
Mrs Lund, who has been i'll at
her home for the past week, is now
able to be up and about again
Frank Winters, who has been out
repairing the telephone line for
several days is back in camp again.
Mrs Price from Warm Springs
was visiting friends here last Sun
day.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Dick Swanon entertained at a card
party at their home The guests
were; Mr. and Mrs Fletcher, Mr.
and Mrs Codel, Mrs Fisher and
Mr.. Frank Mccullough
Mrs Buckley entertained Wcdnes.
day afternoon for her daughter
Miss Francis.
Miss Grace Goodwin entertained
Thursday in honor of her sixth
birthday, the afternoon being
spent in oil sorts of games A de-
lightful lunch was served by Mrs
Goodwin The guests were: Marion
Strong, Dorothy Middleton, Fay
Mccormick, Wilma Silver, Alice
Fletcher, Muriel Silver and Frarci'
Buckley
Dick Swanson is enjoying a visit
from his brother Herman.
Friday evening, being Ladies'
Night. was spent at the club A
large number were present and
card games and dancing were in
dulged in by oil The guests were
favored by several instrumental
and vocal selections
Oliver Mccall, the Decth mer'
chant who also carries the mai! and
passengers from Deeth to Jarbidge
spent last Sunday in camp
w. W. Hudson and Robert Har'
rinRton returned the fsrt Of The
week after spending several days
near Charleston
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