The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-03-07

Mrs. Thomas Horn has been III
for the last week with tonsilitis. but
is now improving.
w. H. Pitts made flying business
Trip TO Salt Lake last week, return
Ing home Saturday.
N. j. Wadsworth and son Law
renee OF Panaca were in Phoebe We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. Maggie Nesbitt has returned
to Phoebe from the Tulloch mine. T.,
remain In the city permanently. ~
FRANK Walker, who is assisting
Hans Olson in his market at Cali
ente. spent Sunday with his family
In Phoebe.
Charles Osborne had his sisters
and few friends out for a sleigh
ride Monday evening. They report
the sleighing fine.
A. l.. Stewart left yesterday for
his new home in the Pahranagat
valley. His family has been on the
ranch for some time.
Doc Buchanan, formerly Phoebe
blacksmith, has returned to the city
to remain permanently after, an alb
sence OF several years.
Mrs. John Ewing was called to
(sAI1nntn ~
serious illness of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Oliver Ewing.
Mrs. Henry Eiler, who has been
nursing an influenza patient at Del
mue's ranch for the last ten days,
returned to Phoebe Wednesday.
Frank Mcmahon, a native OF Pi-
oche, has returned from California.
where he has spent the last year.
He will remain here permanently.
Mrs. Alice Thompson, who has
been nursing at the hospital for the
last three months, has gone to Wen
dell, Idaho, to q permanent position
Mrs. Lucia Horgan OF Butte
Mont, who hes been visiting at the
residence of =. J. Warren for tbs
last two weeks, left Monday for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. d. r. Hartman, who is visit
ing vii !. her mother, Mrs. r. J. Os-
borne, expects to leave the first OF
the week to Join her husband in San
Francisco.
Howard Keele, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Keele of Panaca, arrived
home from France last week. How.
ard was the first Lincoln county boy
10 volunteer for active service at the
outbreak Of the war.
E. D. Smiley Of the Tungsten.
Comet mine has been in Salt Lake
for the last two weeks on mining
business, returning to the mine last
Monday. Mr.. Smiley was occom
panied by his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Rutherford en-
tertained few friends at cards las
Thursday evening in honor OF Mrs
Jacobson and her daughter Mamie
good time was had by all present.
Mrs. Tony jacobson and daughte
Mamie returned to their home in Sal
Lake Monday after a five-months
visit with their cousin, H. E. Freu
denthal. They made host o
friends while here and will be mmcl
missed.
Miss Caddie Cook, who has beel
in Reno for the last six weeks takin
a course in home economics at tn
University of Nevada, is expecte,
home Monday. She will tour tn
county and give instructions in tn
work she has been taking.
Mrs. A. w. Thomas returned hom
last Saturday from a. four-weeks
visit to her parents In Redlands, Ca
Her mother, who has been quite Il
with influenza, has fully recovered
While away Mrs. Thomas visited
few days with Mrs. c. A. Thomps0
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Owen Walker OF Bakersfield
CAL, arrived in Phoebe yesterday 70
an extended visit with the parent
OF her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Walker. Mrs. Bert Findlay of Pa
naca, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
ker, is also visiting at the parents
home.
/ Mrs. H. M. Lansdowne entertaine
a few friends last Saturday afternoo
in honor of Mr.. Lansdowne's motEel
who is here visiting Those preser
we're were Mrs. w. II. Pitts, Mrs F
H. Shaw, Mrs s. F. Whitney, Mrs.
! A. Carman, Mrs. Tony Jacobson
Mrs. j. L. Bowman, Mrs. M. l.. Lei
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. w. H. Christian
Cards were enjoyed, after whic
dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. Lansdowne also entertained
few little folks in honor OF be
daughters fifth birthday. The tab
was decorated in yellow and whit
with large birthday cake in tn
center. The kiddies all had a gof
time.