The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-25

mine wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. b. Euhanks and
son, Sam Eubanks. who have many
Phoebe friends. are we'll. according
to william Jurgens. and are still To-
Gated at Chico. Cal.
Corporal Ray Kingsland. now In
Europe, has written to the home |
folks In Pioche that he In well. al
though his thoughts are turning
more and more to America.
Fred Hubner, but recently releas-
ed from service In the United States
army and who married Diana Lloyd,
has arrived in Phoebe to take up
mining work. He came with Alex
Lloyd, who returned home Monday.
Monroe Eggers is now working at
the Stindt and Donohue lease. While
the Amalgamated Phoebe was 0per-
ating the mill at shaft No. Mr.. Egg
gers, 1t will be remembered, was
shift foreman. While In the marine
CORPS he was given hon0rs In the
rifle target shooting for the 200. 800,
400 and 600-yard ranges.
Earl Godbe, one of the overseas
| men and the SON of 8. T. GOdbe, was
in Phoebe with his father on mining
business this week. He Is on fur
lough but expects to be released from
service when he returns to camp. In
the war he served as an artillery
aerial observer and was in training
| ,,A.. ha apu,tattro uaa aiUuQd
w. z. Bright, who has been oper
ating various leases In the Good
springs district and latterly at th'
Lucy Gray. has come to the dtstric
with the view of taking advantage o
any mining opportunity which ma.
present itself. He Is working Will
Mr.. Robbins at the Stindt and Dono
, hue lease in the installation OF tn
engine and the Strengthening OF tn
shaft.
; Owen Smith, the original locate
. of the Lyndon mine, In the Come
9 district, and who now resides Q
g Hondo, Cal, learning Of the death
: his friend, Ed Prudential. wrote
!. Herman Prudential and enclose
!, THE Trip to Comet" which is prin
J. ed in this issue of the Record. I'll
/, wheels would grind in the canyc
|. sand" will stir memories OF II
e chuckling wagon and the strainir
horses within the minds Of mo
e prospectors.
tel C. 4. Van Ness made waikiki
4 tour of the desert when his autom
,e bile ran out of gasoline seventies
n miles from Delamar, the neare
3. point Of supply. The habits OF Z
r. ferociOus cows were noted, but
In failed to see single rabid coyo
ed although at times he tried to Ct
to them by initiating their rabid Ct
ut 1t was an instructive trip for \
ng Van Ness and an interesting trip
h his good friends, which will ever
in remembered.
.ss Miss Edwina Price entertained
oi- few friends Monday evening in hoI
of the eighteenth birthday of
on brother, Hayward Price. After d
cling and games a dainty lunche
was served. Those present W
Margaret Nesbitt, Thelma Mesh
Marie Austin, Adeline Christi
Mrs Swedenberg. Edwina Price, A
I Ewing, Philip Dolan, Mr.. Swed
is berg, Alex Orr, Hayward Price.
went home saying they had an
joyable time.
,ai ,an A jolly party enjoyed pit
, ,1. lunch at the I'll ranch of H. l. OH
,iis house, north Of town, Sunday
iae ming. On the return trip the spo
"A men Of the party bagged emo
iackrabbits on Mr.. Olinghouse's
.a vate preserve to top of an elabo
'...,, spread which was devOured by
VIII picnickers at the home OF C.
Thompson Monday evening. tt
enjoying the two feasts were Mr..
'on Mrs. r. r. Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. SherI
Mrs. Arthur Thomas and child
o"S Miss Josie Kelley. H. E. Freuden
and C. A. Thompson.
Monday evening John ROeder
tied Caliente on urgent bust
Mrs Monday evening Heper Bros G
been showed in Caliente. Having not
IS. else to do Johnny obtained a pa
the circus. The circus people
Cali murring a little, finally gave
body one, good for himself and br'
here. and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ch
from Culverwell, also In Caliente OF
who gent business, served the purpo
The the pass and Johnny with his
ircus found relatives enjoyed the &
ddies tainment thoroughly. The
dogs, was good, and it is regretted tbs
good unusual length Of their railroa
tents sixty feet and too long to
side run over the Phoebe branch--m'
was Impractical for the circus to sh
play pinche
ford.
Sam T. Godbe, one OF the
Jan known mining men of the coast
o.oee did much work in Phoebe be
nov 1885 and 1892, visited the can
OF us a few days this week on mining
.ninA ness, accompanied by his SON
ce Godbe. Mr.. Godbe was busy n
- ~ inspections of outlying prof.
lap,e but found time to recount so
omps ). the mining experience In conn