The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-24

ATom A<O9 Au8eleS SUNDAY I0r q snort
visit with relatives here
Eddie Adamson Of Cooper. Coates q
Levy Of Los Angeles took orders in
Caliente Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Love and H. e. Love cal.e
over from Alamo Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Love and her daughter, Mrs.
Beam. who have been In Salt Lake.
Billy Seymour. George Jefs. LaEus
Dunn. Press Dunn and Otto Olson
went to Pahranagat valley Monday on
q hunting trip and came back Tuesday
with lao ducks. seventy-fve quail and
fourteen geese.
Mrs. Frank Pace returned Monday
from = visit to Salt Lake and Marys-
vale. Utah. at which latter place she
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. b.
Pace. and where she became acquaint-
ed with the new member OF the family.
born October is.
Joe Taylor. trustee and assistant field
manager Of the Texas Eagle Oil Com
!pany and former well-known resident
OF Caliente. Is spending . few days
hOAV VM ON0AAAGRo anu Vt0AGAu8 OtO
friends. Since leaving here Mr.. Taylor
has been successful In the oil business.
The Catholic Ladies' will give q grand
ball Halloween night. the proceeds to
60 to the belfry fund. 1t il believed
that enough money has been raised to
paint the church and Frank Palmer has
the paint and 10 ready to start. Joseph
Taylor. whose mother died In Caliente
three years ago and whose father died
about month ago in Iowa, has order.
ed . beautiful memorial bell for the
church here and 1t will be necessary t.
build = belfry.
Ed Miller. late Of company A. 319tt
engineers. returned home last week
glad to get back and full of praise fol
the Red Cross. About the first thinf
he did was to visit the headquartori
! and volunteer his services for the thirt
rollcall A few minutes later another
overseas man, Harry Miller Of the 52<
engineers, came to place his name upol
the list Of volunteer workers and be
fore long the follow returned sol
diers will have enrolled: George Him
strset, Dana Conaway, Tom Dula
. Frank Galnouer. Buck Tennflle, Ralpl
. Salt, Phil Nolan, Byron Forbes, Willar,
Smith. Ellis Riding. Mrs p w. DUFF
fin, chairman Of the rollcal1, has de
cided to let the boys have full charg
lof this district. George M. Senter. pub
licity chairman. has the new posters o.
display.
: Thomas Mckinnon, we'll know
q IthrOughout Nevada mining CAMPS die
0 in Caliente Tuesday last OF tuberculo
J. sis, contracted after q severe attack q
influenza early last fall The decease
r was born in New Zealand in 1870 Z
y Scotch parents. He came to Nevad
n about twenty years ago and since the
s lhas made his home in the mining camr
Of Ely, Tonopah and Goldfield, wheI
he has hosts Of friends who will regr'
% to hear Of his demise.
i The funeral was held from the ne
= hall Wednesday afternoon. George
g Riding delivered the address ana pa
the highest tribute to the sterlir
qualities that made the deceased
y esteemed by all who knew him.
choir composed Of Mrs. E. N. Mitche
ie Mrs Bob Rodgers. Mrs. Mary Ann st
N phenson, Mrs. Bob Holder, Miss Sar,
ImObersteg and George K. Riding sal
=. the hymns Beautiful Isle Of Som
- where" and 'Life's Twilight Hour"
in Jesus at the grave.
The deceased 10 survived by q moth
and brother in Scotland and broth
L. Hugh McKinnon Of Caliente. who "
ey with him in his last illness.