The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1918-03-22

In Caliente they visited the Red Cross
headquarters and spoke very highly
of the ladies of Lincoln county who
were working so nobly for the cause
of liberty. During the evening they
problems that are uppermost In our
minds. County Clerk w. A. Denton
was chairman Of the meeting.
Following the speaking a dance
was given where Governor Boyle
and his companions met and talked
with their Caliente friends. They
took a late train for Las Vegas. en-
route for Reno.
The V. s. literary society met Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. c.
Himstreet Cards followed an in
teresting program and at late hour
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Saturday night after the dance,
Mrs. Lucille Ryan and her mother.
Mrs. Staub. were hostesses at an
informal party in honor of Governor
Boyle. Former Governor Oddie. Hon
A. Grant Miller and DR.. w. E. Clark.
Music and short talks entertained
the songs sung by Governor Boyle,
Mr.. Oddie and DR.. Clark. Prior to
leaving for Las Vegas, a dainty
luncheon where stories at the expense
of Mr.. Oddie and Mr.. Miller brought
forth many laughs. Those invited
we're Messrs and Mesdames ]. F. Bou-
dreau, John Wilcox and Lloyd Den
ton. Mesdamer Ryan. Stuart. Call
neour, Himstreet and Mitchell: Misses
Sarah I'm Obersteg. Rosa Schmaling
and Amy Culverwell and Messrs
Boyle, Oddie, Miller, Clark, Coombs,
Bagby, and Charles Culverwell.
L. l.. Burt and ]. B. Hames have
leased the Underhill garage for a
period of three years. In addition to
doing a general automobile livery
business, they will carry tires, acces-
series and parts. They also expect to
soon have the agency for a popular
priced car and will make due an
nouncement through the Record.
H. d. Winger and party arrived
here Saturday and left Immediately
for the Timpahute mine. Mr.. Winger
has secured an option onthis prop
erty and he stated to parties here
that should his investigation prove
satisfactory he would build railroad
to the property and work it in earn
est. The distance from Caliente is
about 80 miles. 1t is said that Mr..
Winger represents sufficient capital
to build the railroad and equip the
mine should his investigation war
rant. The Timpahute is one OF the
old mines of Lincoln county and
many believe that it is still good for
many millions OF dollars worth OF
ore.
The Camp Fire Girls served lun-
cheon to the dancers Saturday and
netted $3.50 including the 81 dona-
ton of Mr.. Anderson.
The stamp contest ended in Cali
ente with Harold Dewey winning
first prize of thrift stamps, Katie
Denton, second prize of Red Cross
statuette and Ross Sands, third prize
of thrift stamps. Just after the prizes
were awarded message from the
Red Cross headquarters was received
here to the effect that the stamps
were useless and not to be forwarded.
Monday evening the Catholic ladies
gave a masquerade ball to celebrate
st. Patrick's day.
Daily the Red Cross chapter here
receive knitted goods. property bags
and Comfort kits from Phoebe, Pan
AGA Alamo and Ursine. Assignment
will soon be made. To defray part
of the shipping expenses, Robert
Sands has donated IS.
Immediately upon his arrival here,
IGovernor Emmett Boyle Joined the
Lincoln county Red Cross Chapter.
Born. March 18th. to Mr. and Mrs.
Iegare, a SON.
| Mrs. Blampied and her son Paul
are guests Of Mrs. c. 1. Himstreet.
| Miss Margaret Miller is in Caliente
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Denton
| Those who won the prizes at the
Masquerade are Mrs. Buck and Clare
Morris, frst: Mrs. Ely and Teddy
warning. second.
The P. A. Club met at the home
los Mrs. C. L. ADJUST on Tuesda,
night. Cards were an interesting pas
time after the business was transact
ed. Those present were Mesdames AL
Qcist, Jeffs. Himstreet. Mitchell. Mrs
Lucille Ryan. Sarah I'm Obersteg
kosa N. Schmaling, and Jack Coombs