The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1918-02-22
CALIENTE HAS MANY
PARTIES AND DANCES
Home Nearly Burned.-Him-
street Joins kviators.-
Other Caliente News.

.a5 on the primary teacher ofCali-
eute. Vague rumor says she too has
something up her sleeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richter and
their two sons, Harold and Walter
have returned from Los Angeles.
While away Mr.. Richter purchased
new Dodge car which he expects any
day.
George Jeffs went to Phoebe We'd
nesday. He was accompanied by Miss
Sarah I'm Obersteg, Mrs. Meeks and
Mr.. SPOTS.
H. E. Van Housen passed through
Caliente again this week.
On Saturday Miss Sarah I'm Ober-
steg, Mrs. Meeks and Miss Ella Den
ton went to Phoebe with Sheriff
Culverwell.
Miss Ella Denton returned to Cali
ente Sunday with o. R. Nation. the
editor of the Phoebe Record
c. A. Mccarthy was a guest at
Caliente Saturday. While here he
followed in the footsteps of Dr. Arm
istead
4 private car of the Department of
Interior passed through Caliente
Saturday.
S. X. Runswick, travelling engineer
of the Salt Lake Route was here
Tuesday.
Charles Culverwell and Mrs. Jen-
ME w. Wilcox of Phoebe motored to
Csliente Sunday.
Miss Amy Culverwell spent Sun
day with her mother. She returned
to Las Vegas Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Gallneour spent the
week end in Milford with her dau-
ghter Virgillia. Miss Gallneour is
engaged as teacher at Shauntie, Utah.
She has also music studio and
twenty-five music pupils at Milford
which keeps her week ends busy. Her
sweet voice has won recognition for
her and she is the leader of the
Methodist choir.
Norma Denke went to Milford Sat
urday to spend the week end with
her sister, Thelma who is attending
the Milford high school.
George Himstreet left Fort Doug
las Monday for an aviation training
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work and writes army life is great.
George Franks of Phoebe spent
Sunday in Caliente.
The case of Mrs. Meeks VS.. thu
Easter Gold Mining Company wa'
settled out of court Saturday through
the earnest endeavors of the attorn
eys of both parties.
JoeTaylor spent Sunday in Phoebe
The Rev. Percival c. Smithe hell
services in Caliente Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Clare Norris has returned
from Panaca.
Mrs. A. II. Norris returned iron
Las Vegas Tuesday She departed TO
Salt Lake on Thursday accompanie
by her daughter, Eva.
John Conway was in town Tuesda
and while here he attended the sci
vice day dance,
Mrs. Tenile and Mrs. Frank DaN
son spent Tuesday in Caliente.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dula were WISH
ors here Tuesday.
Harry Roscoria has been quite l
with pneumonia. The latest report
say that he is improving slowly
Jack Miller, Armand Legare, an
Wesley McCans have had a touch
typhoid. Jack was quite sick FOR Sc
eral days. There are also sewers
cases of measles here. They are
a very light form.
Frank Ryan's new home is rapid
nearing completion
Remember the big masquera'
here on Washington's birthday.
Monday brought lovely fall
snow.
Lieutenant L. A. Crowley, or III
erside, spent several days in al
about Caliente.
Dorothy Wilcox went to Las veg
Monday and returned Tuesday.
Friday night the fire whis'i
awakened Caliente just in time
save the home of w. B. Pace
A little bird has been Whisper
into the ears of the correspohue
that wedding bells will ring as So
as the new suit which looks susp
iCusly like wedding SUIT arrl'
Who is the lucky girl
Following the dance ,on Tueso
night Mrs. Bob Rogers was guest
honor at supper given by the you
people of Caliente. Besides MIS- M
ers were Mr.. and Mrs Riding NJ
Lucille Ryan, Misses Sarah I'm I'd
steg. Rosa schmaling' and Ve'
Pace Messrs Bob Lee, johnny p'