The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-27

llliam Willoughby Is working on
Ie Zero lease
C. J. Warren is at the TuIloch Mines :
rust property.
Joe Ronnow OF Panaca was a visitor
Phoebe Tuesday.
Charles Rodeen. one OF the early day
liners. is sorting ore on his lease.
Lafe wadsworth and Carlyle Wilcox
ere In town Thursday from Panaca.
Charles Claughter. hoistman for the
was in town Monday.
alt Lake. after being discharged from
he service.
Charles +. Wharton. state organizer
or the non-partisan league. was in Pi-
che Tuesday.
Miss Sarah ImObersteg and Miss |
,dna Himstreet were visitors in Phoebe 1
atdrday and Sunday.
c. +. McCarty and wife were In |
rom the Comet Saturday to participate
n the Masonic dance.
Mrs. William Wheatley is at Long
Beach. where William and Thomas
Nheatley are employed.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary weiland
are obtainable.
George Franks was seen in France
)y w. L. McNabb, who says that George
is the picture of good health.
George Snyder. manager of the Black
Metals, was in town Saturday with F.
D. Erickson, the mine foreman.
Ernest Wadsworth was in Pioche
in the interest of the Panaca
N luly calahra
Mrs, w. c. Bright and daughter Jew
el left during the week for vacation
on the seashore in southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde West are at Pasa-
dena. Jean West, graduating from the
is getting to be quite "A
young lady
w. T. Stewart, Sumner U. Stewart.
Joe Foremaster and Paul Stewart vis-
tied Phoebe from Alamo short time
Sunday evening.
Guy Snyder, one of Uncle Sans SOL
diers during the war, returned to Pi-
oche Tuesday and went to Jack Sbit
with his brothers.
William T. Gustine and family are
now in Oakland, where Mr.: Gustine is
bricks are with them.
Alex McAuley was painfully injured,
although not seriously, when loaded
car which was being landed at No. l
shaft upset and struck him on the toes
Robert E. Lee was welcomed home
Thursday evening by a large gathering e
Of the family, who made the trip to
Caliente to greet him as he stepped of
the train.
Bob Hamilton. with a decided limp
was in town Thursday. His knee was
| injured by a horse falling upon 1t and
| then injured again while gathering 9
bunch of horses
| Charles Stindt and family on theil
automobile trip through the east raj
into rainy weather in Iowa and go
4 stuck in the mud, causing "a delay. 'fh,
trip was resumed later.
Mrs. James Faust, formerly Mis-
Lena Franks and one of the most pop
ular young ladies of Phoebe, came from
her home in Delta, Utah. for visit t
the home of her mother here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deck and Mrs. A
limerick motored to the big trees for
Sunday outing, but found .he roa
washed out above the first big pine an
walked from that point to the spring
above.
Sam DeBolt Jr. has returned from
years course in the high school q
Long Beach, Cal, and will remain y
the parental home for the summer va
cation. He will resume his studies
the fall.
} A. L. Scott. Henry Bowling and Maj
rice Bowling went to Lake valley on
! fishing trip Sunday and again MauriC
) Bowling carried of. the honors wit
! the longest string of fish. The retur
trip was made in three hours,
H. F. Widdicomb. general manag'
for the Florida Mountain Mining Con
T. Dany of silver (itV Idaho and M
$ Widdicomb. mill superintendent for Il
e same company, are mentioned in Il
i, Salt Lake Mining Review of June Is.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee Horsey r
e turned to their home in Phoebe Satu
d day. Their sons Charles and Clar
= who are attending the Harvard mi
e tary academy in southern Californ
will return when their school du.i
are finished.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder motor
e down from Salt Lake, arriving t'rid
: last The trip was made under the
y rection and orders of the general ma
II ager, George Jr.. who seemed quite
ID well pleased with the excursion as J
n fitted the dignity of 2-year-old m
l. to express.
lie Peter Buol went to Salt Lake Tu,
lie day to have his picture taken. W
his usual attention to detail he "
patroniz;n 1; the hospital photograph ogisa
l. that Pete may see for himself whetl
ne or not any ribs are crossed. Mr.. b
Il says they sometimes feel mixed up
rd James Morrison returned from S
Lake Monday evening and the auton
he bile in which he travelled made "
IL, time from Beaver, reaching here
lr, one day While in Salt Lake Mr. M
he rison saw the fall of the aeroplane
lg longing to the Western Aircraft G
poration, in the crash of which Geo
c. Beck former army aviator, was
he tally injured.
ed
We E. r. Zube and wife of Pasade
he accompanied by Miss Mary Bustil
to last week motored from their Calit
ng MIA home to visit the home of their
he T.. c. Zube of the Phoebe Mines. \
he Bustillus is a sister of Mrs. +. G. u,
* After spending week in Phoebe t
dS. returned home by way of the ARR
'ed head trail, having come here by wa!
la Tonopah and Sharp.
ng
mt Ed p. Donohue returned from
he Lake Monday evening, having n.ade
yer trip in his automobile. He was
companied by his son Charles, II
ward Price and James Mort ison.
use road from Salt Lake to Phoebe
to found to be in good condition and
rch trip was made in two DAYS. LeaN
iss Salt Lake at o'clock Sunday morn
le- the party reached Phoebe at o'c
in Monday evening.
uit
the w. r. McNabb greeted many fri,
tiy on his return from the war and arr
tile in Phoebe Tuesday. Mr.. McNabb