The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-14

Even the best nivvsr baiks at stone
wall.
DR.: and Mrs. J. West Smith returned
Thursday from An extended eastern
trip. DR.. w. Hunter. who has been In
charge Of DR.. Smiths practice during
| the formers absence. has returned to
Salt Lake. where he II on the stan Of
the L. d. 8. hospital.
Rose, the 3.year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Gentry. died In Cali
ente early Friday morning OF pneu-
monia. The child had been Ill for al
most two weeks with bronchitis and
when pneumonia set In she was too
weak to nght the disease. Mrs.. Gentry
Of Pahaca and Mrs. Jane Lee VI Pa
naca, grandmothers, were with the
parents during their bereavement. The
remains were taken to Panaca, where
funeral services were held the follow :
Ing day.
The Red Cross drive In Calients was
. success. All the returns are not In.
but a In believed thA mAmhsrship Will
be over zoe for the town. One pleasine
feature Of this campaign 10 the fact
THAT twenty -flve Mexicans are on the
list. This 10 the first time the Mexi-
cans have enrolled last year only three
being members. Byron Forbes and
i0eorge Himstreet canvassed the town
assisted by the Camp Fire Girls. Tues
. day afternoon and all who had not
Joined were given the opportunity.
II Saturday evening crowd from Cal
iente motored to the Tennel ranch fol
The occasion was Buck Tenners birth
day. The evening was spent in dane
ing and all present expressed them
: selves as having fne time. At mid
, might a splendid supper such ~ onl,
I the farmers wives can cook wa
. served and was indeed greatly enjoyed
In the wee hours Of the morning a
!, left for their homes, having had
: glorious time. Those from Calient
: were Mr.. and Mrs. Flake Dula. Mr.. an
. Mrs. w. Acklyn and Miss Tressa Aci
Z lyn. the Misses Margaret and Lotti
Davan. Miss Lille Dowell. Miss Fer
Cook. Miss Alice Corkish. Miss Rub
i Langford. Messrs. b. Forbes. Dudle
n r. Acklyn and Levi Bladd.
Mrs. Lena Cashen went to Piocl
q I
. Afternoon train with q divorce deere
;. in one hand and . marriage license
/. the other. George Houghton was an!
iously on the lookout for the Piocl
train, Frank Palmer. Justice Of Il
peace. was hastily summoned and Il
wedding bells rang out. Mrs. Cash,
has lived in Caliente for the last ye
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
[l Wing. While living here with her pa
ents several years ago she met Jol
Cashen and they were later married
by Salt Lake. 1t was here. too, that .
On met Mr.. Houghton, who shouted
On battle cry OF freedom last July. T
he couple left that night for Los Angel
n on = three weeks honeymoon. VIII
1T they will return to Caliente. whore
CO Houghton IL employed In the shops
n machinist.
IN Friday evening the Davan home "
GO the scene Of . merry party given
r. honor Of their niece. Miss Lille Dow
r. Of Salt Lake, who II here on VII
hs The evening was spent in games a
ce dancing and was mostly enjoyed
liu listening to the exquisite voice of M
se- Dowell. She has q wonderful vo
m and Is contemplating having 1t trair
OF when she returns to the city. At m
l.o night q delightful luncheon was ser,
~ by the hostess and her two daughts
no Lottie and Margaret. after which
guests departed. wishing Miss Dow
'cn unbounded success. Those present W
OH Misses Fern Cook. TFessa Ackl
CIT Bean. Weissr. Ruby Langford. Lot
Margaret and Alice Davan. Edna \
=" sap and Miss Dowell. Mr.. and
Nc Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. Davan and.
ity Messrs. Byron Forbes. Dudley, Nola
ny Ross. Otto Olson and Louis Davan.