The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-12-19

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DA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1910.
personal GOSSIP
Mrs. Isabel Ewing gave . party Ia
the young folks last. Tuesday evening.
Luke ]. McNamee. local attorney. is
back at his desk again.
Joe Ronnow. OF Panaca. was a p,ocs.
visitor last Tuesday.
Tom kranovich of the Geyssr Lana
and Cattle Co. was In Phoebe ON busi-
ness last Tuesday.
George l.. Edwards. prosperous ran
cher of Panaca was In Phoebe last
Monday on business.
Nelson Baker. master mechanic at
the Prince Consolidated mine, was A
Pioche visitor last Wednesday.
T. ID. Smiley and family spent the
Weekend in Phoebe. returning to the
mine at Comet last Wednesday.
VIM. H. Garrison. ex-service man,
was In to attend the movies at rhomp
sons Opera House last Monday.
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pound boy at the wulfenstein home
on Tuesday last
VIM. kixmiller, rancher OF Pony
Springs, was in Phoebe today with A
big load of wood.
F. A. Gyberg, interested in the Utah
Nevada Land and Cattle Company. was
in town last Saturday on business.
Claude T. Marshall left for the
east last Wednesday on mining busi-
ness. He expects to be away about
three months.
J. l.. Bowman. assistant at Thomp-
sons Store has been on the sick list
this week. He is suffering from Paul
jonesitis.
w. E. Brodie is at Bristol assisting
in the operation of the aerial tramway
which connects the copper camp with
the bins at the Jackrabbit.
Mrs. J. d. Thompson, mother of Mrs.
Florence Thomson vedder, will spend
christmas at the vedder cottage on
Lacour street.
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world elsewhere was sunny and warm
in Phoebe. We always knew we were
isolated.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Shaw expect to
leave today for Salt Lake City to
spend Christmas with Mr.. Shaw's par
ents.
Thomas Harvey. we'll known mine,
owner. was in Phoebe on business this
week. He left for Calienta Thursday
with Attorney Luke ]. McNamee.
Ed. Mackelprang, rancher and cat
tile man of Camp Valley, Is in town
spending few days with his family
He will remain until after the hoii-
days.
Mrs. Ralph Shaw was the charming
hostess at a delightful afternoon tea
given in honor of the departing Car
mans last Monday afternoon at the
White House on the hill
H. B. Lawrence of Wyoming who
lost two limbs when a boy was in
Phoebe on Thursday. He expects to
secure work with the sheep outfits
operating around this section
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Olinghouse
were the hosts on Thursday evening
at a delightful dinner given in honor
of the Carman and Shaw families
The table was beautifully decorated
with roses and CARNATIONS.
VIM. H. Pitts, w. NJ Christian and
George Dorothy left Tuesday by car
for Ely where they will take the train
for Reno. They expect shortly to be-
come members of the Mystic Shrine, an
advanced degree Of Masonry.
E. r. Holden, Jr., manager Of the
Holden No. Mining and Milling Com
pany was in Phoebe last week on busi-
ness connected with the settlement Of
suit against his company which has
been holding up operations for the past
six months. The Company holds val
liable property in De Lamar
w. f. McCarty, assayer at the vir-
ginia-Louise Mine, has accepted a
position as manager for a mining COM
pany operating near Daggett, Califor-
MIA. Mr.. McCarty left to take up his
new position on Wednesday by car,
and after spending a short time at
the property he will spend Christmas
with Mrs. McCarty at Oakland. Calf.
merry party of young people who
wanted to die dancing gathered in the
Miners Union Hall on the night of the
18th. They apparently had sublime
faith In the predictions Of the astrono-
mers, but unfortunately new day
dawned and they departed to their
respective homes with their faith some
what shaken in predictions.