The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-06

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PERSONAL GOSSIP
vent to work at the Black Metals.
James Ryan and James n. Holiinger
ttended the meeting OF the county
commissioners Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Jurgens mo-
where Mr.. Jurgens is leasing. the first
II the week.
Miss Laura Bunker OF Santa Monica.
al, is in Phoebe on an extended visit |
With her classmate at high school. Mrs. |
ISABELLE Ewing.
Neil McLoud is in the Fay district. |
lear the Utah state line, doing the an
lual assessment work on some promis-
ng mining claims.
Neal Snyder OF the Black Metals |
mine. in the Jackrabbit district. left
w ednesday for Salt Lake for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. j. Robbins and son Scott.
in Phoebe last Thursday and the family
is now stopping at the Nevada house.
c. +. Van Ness left during the week
on an extended mining trip which may
take him as far as Arizona, from
which he expects to return within
week or ten days.
w. j. Hurkett, the Minneapolis Ousi-
ness man who Is stopping at the Mour
tain View hotel, is helping in the social
activities of the community in whir
he is earning deserved popularity.
Mrs Luke ]. McNamee arrived in Pr
oche Wednesday, meeting Mr.. McNa-
NEE, who has been here two weeks.
Then intend making their home here,
where Mr.. McNamee is practicing law.
Mrs. Ed j. Deck has been quite sick
during the week suffering from an at
tack Of quinsy. She Is recovering un-
and the nursing of her sister. Mrs.
Cassie Wheeler. and Is expected to
soon be well.
w. f. Smith. who has been employed
as electrician at the Prince mine and
who owns a prospect of decided prom
Use near Oak springs, twelve miles west
a trip to his property, where he expects
to do some sampling and other work of
examination.
Mrs Peter Buol and daughter Doro-
thy left Phoebe Tuesday evening for
Los Angeles. While in Phoebe Mrs.
Buol made many friends who hope to
see her again in this section. She in
tends to stop over at her home in Las
Vegas a few days before continuing g
to the coast.
Byron Hames, foreman of the Groom
mine during the first two years of its
operation and at present operating near
Delamar was Phoebe visitor Thurs
day. Mr.. Hames has just sold the
Beaney group of claims to Los Angeles
mining men,, who are expected to arrive
about June 10 to conclude the deal
! G. Henry Stetson returned to Phoebe
Monday. evening from San Francisco
where he found it difficult to obtain
passports permitting his intended tril
| into old Mexico. His friends, knowing
the unsettled conditions beyond the
Mexican border, are not sorry hs wa.
| forced to postpone his dangerous trip
Mrs. Alice Dixon. who has been visit
terests in Caliente for the last month
paid visit to her Phoebe friends las
week. Mrs. Dixon was at the head o
the poGhe che schools iN several ,y years age
well. She has returned to her home II
Santa Cruz, Cal.
In letter received in Phoebe Wed
nesday Frank Dolan writes that he ha
turned in to the proper military au
thorities his horse and equipment an
his duties as a mounted policeman ar
ended He has received orders to re
port at a certain seaport for embarka
tion to the United States. His famil
expect him home within reasonabl
period.
r. H. Cameron is attending to min
ing matters in Philadelphia, New Yor
and Washington, and in a letter las
week from the latter city, where h
, has been comforting with Melville Gil
, lett on western interests, Mr. Camera
, says that he expects to return to p
oche in the near future and in the lei
ter he asked to be remembered to tn
, local boys
; A. l.. Scott is recovering in the no.
; pital at Salt Lake sufficiently to
: able to sit up for half-hour period
t surgeons that an operation for appe!
dicitis will benefit him, but before sui
: mitting to an operation Mr.. Scott wtsl
es to complete some unfinished mimi M
5 in regard to his condition and the nev
d of his Improvement was welcomed
n Lincoln county.
9 Mrs. Jerome Fargo Sears and her 81
v ter. Miss Isabel Osborne. entertained
: a charming dinner party given Sund;
,s ter H. Cook, who has recently return
:. from service in the army. The tai
- was prettily decorated with yellC
q roses and the covers were laid
i. Mrs. T. J. Osborne, Mrs. Jerome Far
v Sears. Miss Josephine Kelley. Miss Is
= bel Osborne, Miss Caddie Cook, Chest
IS H. Cook. Earl Godbe, Watson s. Sid
e. Livermore, w. j. Hurkett. Charles
- borne and Claude Marshall.
'e Mrs. Tom McCormac gave party
. the young people in honor of the ten
~ birthday of her daughter Margaret IL
,e Sunday. The guests were LeOna Pri
ut Phyllis Roeder, Vida Campbell. Dol
in thy Buol, Marguerite Thomas, RI
:" Christian, Margaret Pitts, Mari
10 Lansdowne, Geraldine Elliot and AL
ne Donohue. Games were enjoyed in
nd afternoon and prizes of toy balloC
at We're given to the winners. The aft
nt noon of play was finished with bir
in day luncheon of dainty refreshmel
served at a gaily decorated table.
ke Mrs. Frank Thompson and son
rived in Phoebe Wednesday, conf
oi from Los Angeles by train to avoid
v desert roads. Frank Thompson is dr.
It. Ing from Los Angeles to his home
No Burley. Idaho, and was scheduled
nc nc reach Phoebe Thursday evening, acco
e., panied by Mrs Charles A. Thomp.
III and Mr. and Mrs Curtis Warren