The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-12-26


Miners Union Hall.
Claude T. Marshall is spending
Christmas with his mother in Wash
ington, ID. C.
Chester Cook was in from Brist,
Wednesday on business connected with
the operation of the lease
Irwin Hammond one of the last OF
Lincoln County's soldier boys to return
to civil life, was in Phoebe Wednesday
w. c, Dye. of Salt Lake City. reg.
istered at the Mountain View Hote
last Sunday.
G. j. Schrieber of the Black Meta
Mine is in Phoebe on business connec,
ed with the company
William T. and David Stewart will
their families motored to Phoebe from
Alamo Wednesday, returning the sam,
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shaw departed
for Salt Lake City last Monday, where
they will spend Christmas with Mr.
Shaw's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adair are tn,
proud parents of a son which was
born last Sunday at their home or
McCannon Street
Mrs. Zelpha Metcalf is the mother
Of a nine pound boy which was borr
on December the 21st at the mother.
home on Lacour Street.
Luke j. McNamee left last Snda,
and Mrs. McNamee in Los Anaeles
California
Lloyd Christian, manager of tn,
Hodges-Cook Mercantile Company
store at the Prince Mine, is in Pioch,
visiting with relatives.
Christmas Day was dry in Phoebe
due to several breaks in the pipe lin
Sam Whitney was forced to shut of
the water supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kixmiller were Il
Phoebe Wednesday, returning to tn
ranch where they will spend Christ
mas.
|
pal holders of the Lake Valley Minin
| Company, operating near Geyser, is /
Phoebe on business connected with hi
company.
Tom McCormac, Super ntendent c
the Hybla Mining Company, motore
to Phoebe from Comet on Wedneeda,
returning to spend Christmas at h
Mine.
, Chas. Culverwell, popular Count
> Treasurer. reports that the tota
, amount of taxes collected from II
, first installment for he year 1919 W;
s67,5S9.97.
Ed Gentry, leasing in One whe
n Canon, Comet District, is spendir
Christmas in Phoebe and Panaca. f
brought in with him some fine san
= Piles of ore from his lease on the OF
i Wheel Mine.
The school entertainment given
Thompson's Hall was a great succe
:, and was largely attended. The teac
ers of the local schools deserve t
unqualified praise of the communi
= for their enterprise, which we no
n will be repeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Van vleet gave
IL dinner party to a number of your
Vt folks at the family residence on upp
Main Street last Sunday. Cove
. were laid for six and the decoratio
, We're Christmas favors. Those inv
ed were the Misses Pannier and Fra
els and the Messers. James Price a
John r. Fitzgerald.
Chas. Rafferty,, well known prospe
tor and mine operator Of State Lii
forty miles east Of Phoebe. died
heart failure on December 18th at
home in Iron County, Utah. Int
ment was in Fay Cemetery and
the many friends and neighbors
the deceased attended the funer
Services at TIE grave were conduct
by Mrs. Landry All the prayer "
rendered by H. F.. Johnson.
The car shortage is still acute. but
Is hoped that it will improve We
shortly which belief is strengthen
by the fact that the train on Christn
day brought up eleven cars, which
more than the combined total brout
in during the past week. Phoebe sh
ments are far below normal and
Black Metals. Prince Consolidated q
Virginia Louise Mines have been fo
ed to lay off a portion of their ere
as chutes. underground pockets &
bins are overflowing with ore.
Dr. and Mrs. Hastings were hosts
an enjoyable social dance given
the Hastings hospital on Wednes'
night. The rooms were beautifu
decorated and superb supper
served to the delighted guests at n
night, dancing being continued unit
.ate hour. Those present were
and Mrs. Van Vleet, Isabel Ewi
Mrs Sears. Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Ved
Mrs Van vleet, Mrs. Pitts. the Mis-
Osborne, Mamie Orr, Pannier. Fran
Mamie and Frankie Jacobson, and
Messrs. Godbe, Jess Freudent
- Pitts, Janney and Warning.