The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-31

IA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1919.
PERSONAL GOSSIP
A II. Gentry of Joseco was a visitor |
m Phoebe today.
Emil Horn is a Phoebe visitor from |
oelamar this week.
Postmaster A. A. Carman returned
after an enjoyable vacation
In Utah.
George snyder went to Salt Lake
Tuesday. He expects to be gone about
a week
John Grove went to Coyote. Utah,
Tuesday for a weeks visit with his
brother.
Fred Francis recently returned from
an extended visit with friends in Salt
Lake and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Will Hammond and Mrs. Joe
Hollinger were In Phoebe Tuesday Wis
iting with Mrs. j. A. Nesbitt.
Tom McCormac. superintendent of
the Hybla Mining Company at Comet,
was Phoebe visitor Thursday.
A. b. Witcher, brother-i in law of w.
H. Pitts, and Vail Pittman were Phoebe
visitors from Ely last Sunday.
f. A. Fulp, local trapper. is in Pi-
oche for a short stay. He Is waiting
for large consignment of traps.
Mrs. Ruth e. Lloyd left for Salt Lake
last Tuesday after pleasant and ex-
tended visit with relatives in Phoebe.
Mrs. Jake Johnson returned to her
home in Phoebe Monday after a most
pleasant visit with her daughters In
California.
Claude Marshall is in Phoebe from
the Black Metal mine to attend the
festivities tonight coincident with
Halloween.
Omar Weston writes friends from
Tennessee that he expects shortly to
visit Phoebe with the intention of To-
eating here.
Ed Tomlin came to Phoebe Thursday
with Walker Lee. He is suffering from
rheumatism and will receive medical
attention here.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph IN haya rnnyad
into the Amalgamated Company house.
by the Lansdownes.
| Silvio and Paul Succetti were in Pi-
| oche Monday. They are arranging for
passports to go to Italy for an extend
ed vacation with relatives.
| Mrs Mona Scott held a quilting bee
at her home Tuesday. Delicious re-
freshments were served and greatly
| enjoyed by the participants.
Mrs. William Wheatley an old resi-
dent Of Phoebe, is a visitor here from
her home in Los Angeles. She Is ac.
companied by her young son.
| Watson s. Side-Livermore spent 9
few days at the Minerva Tungsten
mine. north of Phoebe, as the guest o.
Superintendent and Mrs. Knox.
The Misses Thelma and Maggi,
Nesbitt, daughters of Mrs. James A
Nesbitt, returned today from an en-
joyable visit with friends in Las Vegas
A. w. Dagenhart and wife Of Tono
pah were Phoebe visitors last Tuesday
Mr.. Dagenhart is field enginere 70
large financial interests and expects t
be here again shortly.
District Attorney A. L. Scott, Depu
ty Sheriff John F. Roeder and Attorne
Luke j. McNamee made a quick tri
to Pahranagat valley and Delamar las
week on legal business.
j. w. Woodward and wife of La
/, Vegas, who have been in Phoebe fc
, the last week. left Thursday for the
home. Mr.. Woodward was formerl
sheriff of Clark county.
, Ray Rice, formerly of the firm
Gentry & Rice at Caliente, was in p
oche this week bidding his frien,
, goodby. He left for Calwa. Cal, whe
: he will make his future home.
H. M. Lansdowne left for Los Ang
r les Tuesday with the intention of r
a naming permanently. Mrs. Lansdowl
a and daughter Marian are staying
y the Mountain View hotel temporaril
, Mrs. Mary Ann Stephenson and litt
| r Ct,I mi
ente in Sheriff Culverwelrs car We
!, nesday for a short visit in Pioch
II They picked up DR.. Henderson enrout
Fl. G. Henderson, druggist in Pioc
for several years, was in town for
. short visit this week before taking
his permanent residence in Los Ang
y les. He left today for the Californ
city.
= f. w. Topkin of Los Angeles, who
interested in dismantling of the F
- mill, was in town this week. Mr.. To
= kin recently spent five weeks in
= Salt Lake hospital and is health is n
good.
Judge Charles Lee Horsey, who h
been on the coast on important mini