The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-20
cALIENTE NOTES


Amy culverseil OF Caliente We're mar
led Friday esening. June Is. in Phoebe
,t the home OF the brides brother.
,hsrles cnlyerweli, the ceremony being
rhe couple returned 10 Caliente and
viii remain here short while. when /
hey will leave for Texas; where they 4
VIII make their home. The bride Is i
faliente girl and for several years was |
teacher in the Caliente public school /
She has gracious, winning personal |
ness OF heart have made her "A general ]
favorite. Hosts OF frinds. not only in 1
lincoln county but throughout the en-
upon e % his eSoiee & she is the M daush,er dser
Of the late Charles and Eliza Culyerwell
and a sister of Sherin William Culver
Well and Treasurer Charles culverwelL
She also has "A sister living in New
Mexico. Mrs. George Coke.
progressive dinner was given Sat-
Mrs Robert Mayer. Twenty-four
friends of the newlyweds gathered at
: he home of Mrs. p. w. Duffin prompt
ly at o'clock for the first course
cocktails. The color scheme was green
and yellow and bowls of flowers form
ed the centerpieces. \ huge baby doll
hung from the chandelier at the brides
table. After jolly half hour over the
cocktails the guests made ready to
move on. The centerpiece mentioned
above was TO progress with the diners,
duu u tnt COupit was accorded
the honor of conveying it to the next
place, No. Is Company row. the home
OF Miss Edna Himstreet. where the
salad was served. Though the diners
ali reached there the centerpiece and
the buggy in which IL was being con-
veyed were left in the alley between
the Blue Front and the Smith hotel.
Delicious combination salad and hot
rolls We're served at No. Is and the
party moved to the Caliente hotel,
where Mrs. Mary Ann Stephenson as
hostess served dainty chicken patties
and olives.
Here the youngsters came in on the
scene and serenaded the wedding party
course, scalioped potatoes with green
peppers and cheese, was served at the
home of Mrs. Joe Kenny, No. 2 Com
pany row. Mrs. George Jecs was hos
tess at the next stop and served olives,
pickles, cheese and delicious spring
water. At Miss Edna Milsap's, where
the sixth course was served, the gar
| den was strung with lighted Japanese
lanterns and cherry pie and cocee were
served on the lawn. DR.. Pollinger
played the ukelele and a trio composed
| of Miss Himstreet, DR.. Pollinger and
| followed by singing by the crowd. The
| final course, ice cream and cake, was
served at the Butterfly by Mrs. LaRue
Dutfin and Mrs. Bob Rodgers, and dan
cling. and more singing was the order
persed.
nOSt pItStnl were anu MI y
Robert Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs: p. w
Duffin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jecs. Mr.
and Mrs. LaRue Duffin, Mr. and Mrs
Roh }9h Ms MRS Maze 5os kengy Mrs
SON. Misses Edna Himstreet Edna Mil
sap Sarah ImObersteg, Herman Mid
dleton, Louis Jones, Lester Henderson
James Stelter, DR.; Pollinger; Franl
Locke, byron Forbes and Miss !iub'
Langford
f,t 4
day morning when the ice house wes
of town, belonging to Less Denton
burned to the ground, burning 10 deaf
a negro who must have been asleep i
fls not known just how the fire origi
mated but before help could reach
the man was dead. A coroner's inIues
was held before Frank Palmer, an
! although the remains Were so burne
that identification was impossible, tn
jury agreed that the deceased wag
negro. A watch and several pieces {
, silver found in a corner where a pil
! of straw had been led them to til
= conclusion that the man was asiee
: and that in trying to escape he ha
flames. 1t is possible that he may hay
left lighted cigar or cigarette, {
, that is about The only way a fire coul
" have started in that remote Juildin
t George M. Senter has returned fro
e Tonopah and Divide City, making IL
Trip overland III MS fOTu car. 1lt Sd,
{ that Divide is a booming camp, hut
spite of that he is going to contin,
to be a resident of Caliente,
$; Mrs Fred Cram has returned to Ga
. iente from San Diego, whore she HI
y, spent the winter.
s Miss Ruby Langford, daughtec
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langforh Of ia
iente, has arrived home from Beavt
IS Utah, where she has been attendiI
+ high school. She will spend her vac
ls tion with her parents here
y A jolly crowd of picnickers had su
- pea at kershaw's ranch one night 10
Is week and gathered ripe cherries k(
shaw's at this time of the Year is
beautiful spot, as the trees are load
i'll with cherries and the preeipiccs q
la enjoyed this outing were Nj. and NJ
~ p w Duffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom pipp
IN Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Kenny, Mrs. LaE
t Duffin, Miss Amy Culverwell, Milo a
III drews and Mr. Vizetti.
Frank Ware, an inventor living
sy Gardena, Cal, became mentally
d Lake route through Caliente ana
n powered and confined in the, bagsS
Is treatment. Becoming violent on
ito train at the station at Caltarte,
threw a heavy glass, which str'
Conductor POTTS on the ntau, r1tt
a through the leather visor Of his
rt- and inflicting a wound in his SC
he which rendered him uncous ,ious
me two hours. The violent and power
ng man struck Lloyd Denton, the railr
m deputy, and then as last resort
is was overpowered and chained in
nS baggage coach, where he could do
more harm 1t was a distressing
perience for the passengers
no. Black Metals Will Double Mine Out
te- Shipments of ore from the Bl
ne Metals mines at Jackrabbit are &
OF tinuing at the rate of a carload a
- and the value of the ore is averas
etL better than was anticipated. 1t is
'IS the intention of the management to
crease this production even more.
~ limiting factor is the size of the
eiI4 compressor at present in operation
ast this three drill machine will be
a. placed with larger and better eH
Igu tg ment. With this increased power
ne believed easily possible to double
'et production. AT present three 81
liS are employed throughout the mine
l. John Austin Buys Ford One-TOn II
her John Austin returned from Los A,
truck, which he will use in gen
hauling around town He found 1t
possible to secure one in Salt Lake
. found deliveries of this popular
n ~ chine sixty days late IN os Ang
where they are being received at
1 rate of forty-tive a day, and he
lN1n l,ts l,n,