The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-05-30

Superintendent II. T.. Van Housen
was In caiiente Monday.
Elias Kahn and Luke McNamee were
down from Phoebe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Aiquist returned
Evanston. wyo.
Second No. 2 has been annuiled. No
: now has lady's chair car. tourist
cars. diner and standards.
Mrs Mary Ann Stephenson and Lou
ise Culverwell came down from Allan
Ia and Phoebe with Sheriff Culverwell
Sunday.
Mrs. c. I. Himstreet and Mrs NJ X
McCans report an interesting and in
sstructive session OF the q. l. A. In Mil
ford last week.
Excursion rates to Yellowstone park
give the price OF ticket Zone way)
from Caliente to Yellowstone. Mont,
as s4o,e5. From Phoebe to Yellowstone.
the ticket costs $43.50.
Herman Middleton came down from
Phoebe Sunday in his Ford. Since max
ing the trip from Milford. Utah. to
Caliente and then back to Phoebe all
In one day Herman considers the trip
from Phoebe mere trifie.
The Southern Pacific subscription to
the Victory Liberty loan was s5.l50,-
ficials and employees OF the southern
Pacific for the Ave loans was over SlS,-
100000, record believed to be une-
qualed in the country.
Miss I.ottie DAWN entertained a num-
Der OF her young friends Monday eve
ming at her home on Company Row.
time We're Mrs. Rogers Reynolds Mrs.
John Acklin, Misses Edna Milsap, Tres
sa Acklin, Kathryn Kuchenmeister,
NJ ta NO Ia.
ley.
The home service section of the Red
tion blanks for claims for travel pay
allowance for soldiers. The claim must
be supported by affidavit and accom-
panied by discharge certificate. or a
true copy or the same certified to by a
| recruiting officer Write for blanks to
Sarah ImObersteg, home service secre-
tary.
| Regional Director Hale Holden warns
against permitting any fitting Of the
lid on troop trains carrying returning
soldiers and makes it clear that the
ton OF the laws relating to liquor on
it's trains. Mr.. Holden calls upon ali
railroad men to cooperate in the sup
preston of drinking upon such trooI
trains by civilians in violation Of Ioca
law.
|
Of the new Butterfly Candy Corner
Under the management of LaRue DUFF
nm a decidedly up-to date cabaret" /.
in :, full s., swing in IT the Riding hotel,
attract the dancers and when lookins
for anyone after O'Clock you should
try the Butterfly, and if he. or she, al
the case may be, is not there-wait
he'll come. Delicious drinks and al
kinds of fancy ice creams are served
as well as homemade pies, sandwiche
n nd ,tv. rhas,, L.
whipped cream on top. The Butteri,
promises to be popular resort.
The funeral of Walter Sutherland
who died here of pneumonia last week
was held Thursday afternoon at
er. sister and brother of the decease
arrived from Montana in time for tn
funeral; Judge Frank Palmer rea
the burial service and choir compose
Of Mrs. Lester Burt, Mrs. E; n. Mitch
fmobersteg, 5; p sang sts the any hymns ass fs ra
True?" and Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me,
at the hall and beautiful Isle q
Somewhere" Som, at the grave. Many beau
tfful floral pieces were brought b
. friends in Caliente.
Memorial Day services will be hel
In the city cemetery Friday mornin
! at o'clock. A large crowd was OF
: Sunday to decorate the graves Of thei
! loved ones. The services were pc
. lCulidTly Sdu, SINCE the recent ep1Oem
: has caused so many fresh graves.
; recalled the deaths of our two soldie
! boys, Clarence Huntsman and Alfre
. Ltston, whose graves We're decorate
4 as follows: Song, America" praye
George K Riding; song. Our Soldis
Dead" by Camp Fire girls choru
poem, Soldiers. Rest" by Nellie Rit
ing; address by George K. Ridin,
DECORATION of soldiers graves by I'll
children; song, America. the Beaut
, full"
1 A large crowd attended the dan,
given in Barclay Saturday night
honor. of Ulys Johnson of that plac
a Ulys was member of company
n 316th machine gun battalion, 91st d
vision. and saw active service in Il
n back and his friends are glad to ha
20 him among them once more. Miss
'e Millie wilkes and Beth Himstreet
d Caliente sang welcome Home, Ladd
d Boy" and How're You Coin to Ke
"a Him. and several other appropria
ID selections between the dances. De
9. by the Barclay ladies and all who we
er fortunate enough to attend had a me
IS enjoyable evening.
in A meeting of the local Council
ii Defense met in Miss Sarah ImObt
Or steg's Office Monday night to make q
rr rangementS for the celebration to
at Eheld in Caliente June in honor of t
as soldiers who have returned home.
)y finance committee composed of Geor
" X. Riding, j. Less Denton, Hans OILS
w and Lester Burt was appointed to ca
Id vass the town and secure the nee,
ne sary funds. Mrs. f. N. Mitchell "
IS chosen chairman of the reception a
re Entertainment committee. 1t is pls
oy ned to have ball game and otl
n sports in the daytime, a picnic in
Ill park in the evening. to be followed
a a special show and free dance. ]
tween the reels of the picture tn,
will be special entertainment by
es Camp Fire girls, assisted by the sch
il children. 1t is hoped that every s
der in Lincoln county will be he
The Phoebe plans for the celebrat
ue on the 7th will be found in anot
AS column.
nd Motor Trucks for State Road w,
he At the last meeting of the cou
IN m commissioners the cost of hiring tea
lr- was discussed and found to be u
ht voidably high. There Is good cha
o. for Lincoln county to obtain a mo
n truck or two for use on those ro
~, which are to be built in this county
ar part with federal aid. These tru
MS will not roll into the county Of II
NJ own accord 1t is necessary for sol
pm one to get busy with inquiries. If
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