The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-05-09

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Pat Martin was In town from Tui- I
ock's mine a short time saturday. i.
James Ryan came up Monday from
'aiiente to attend the meeting of the
ounty commissioners.
James Murray has returned to Pi-
,c he after an absence OF ten years and
s working at the Day mine.
DIR. J. West Smith of Caliente came
10 Phoebe Monday to put road matters
lp to the county commissioners.
c. J. Warren and son Paul. who have
been recuperating In Pasadena. Cal,
for the last month, returned to Phoebe |
the first of the week.
Mrs. william Jurgens last week |
moved to the Comet; where eao Mr' m,nr JTr-
owned by Arthur Reall.
Mrs. w. C. Bright and daughter ar.
rived from Goodsprings Saturday and
Joined Mr.. Bright In Phoebe. The fam
lily moved into the Beason house Tues
day.
Miss Josie Kelley, teacher in the pri-
mary grade in the public school, who
has been in Utah on legal business for
the last ten days, returned to her du-
ties in the school "Wednesday.
A. II. Jenkinson. an extensive fuel
dealer of Salt Lake, visited at the
Prince mine last Monday. Mr.. Jenkin,
Godbe of the Prince assay office.
Mrs. Mary Ann Stephenson. daughter
of James L. Price of Atlanta, is visit
ing at the parental home this week.
She Is accompanied by the little daugh-
ter Of William Culverwell or Caiiente.
C. f. McCarty has accepted posi-
tion as mill superintendent with the
Tungsten Comet Mining Company, and
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty left Phoebe
| Tuesday to take up their abode in the
| Comet district.
John s. Amsden and wife of Dead
wood, s. d., arrived in Phoebe Wednes-
| day to make their permanent home
| Mr. Amsden will join his brother, Dan
ID. Amsden, in establishing new gar
age in Phoebe.
Frank Walker has returned to Pi'
| oche from Caliente, where he has beer
assisting Hans Olson in the meat mar
ket. Mr.. Walker will divide ms TIM
between the Phoebe meat market ant
his duties as county surveyor.
Mrs. Woodhead, formerly Mrs Fam!
Cline, returned to Phoebe Tuesday. Sh
will stay about three weeks, until tn
close OF school, when Herbert. her sor
will leave with her. Phoebe seem
good to me-" she smiled when aske
how the town appeared.
william Randall, Frank Varneel
lanes Wheeler and 4. A., Arenipais d,,s
: ing the week. Charles Kixmiller
expected daily and Chester Cook in
/, letter to the family says he expects I
be released within two weeks.
. Raymond H. Carr was called frol
) the Geyser ranch to Phoebe Friday Q
!, account of the sickness Of one Of h
daughters in Kingman. Ariz. Tel,
! graphic inquiry proved that the chi
was improving, which permitted. Il
!: Arizona trip and return to the urgel
y spring duties at the ranch.
Miss Echo L Lodsr, DER granda ao%,ns M1ra, 81
] grand marshal Of the Eastern st
a lodge of Nevada and both residents
!" Reno, visited the Phoebe lodge Thur
:, day, May l. and delivered instruct
~ talks regarding the work Of the ord'
'e There was large attendance and
~ =, delicious banquet was served The tN
- officers of the Eastern Star left Satu
10 y day for Las Vegas.
=, George A. Christiansen, represent
- the Western States Life. InsuraI
~ ffrom Las Vegas. This insurance co
~. pany. Mr.. Christensen said. Is one
=" the strongest and most progressive
l.. the American companies and all
=. company's funds are invested in
u western states, thus carrying out tn
80 slogan Western money, westt
~ ,o made. should stay at home for westt
Ae trade"
re w j. Hurkett, a prominent busin
nd for the purpose of looking into
local mining situation. He accom-
MED II. w. Rand on the western I
and is stopping at the Mountain VI
hotel Mr. Hurkett is well inforr
on the fundamental conditions of
country and spoke entertainingly
the reconstruction problems. An
W timist he looks forward to prosI
" Gus year, with the agricultural ind
try soon absorbing all the return
soldiers and eliminating the unempl
ment problem.