The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-18
PERSONAL GOSSIP

John Hammond OF Camp Valley was
in Phoebe "Wednesday.
Mrs. William Lloyd returned to her
home In salt Lake Tuesday.
DIR. J. ID. Campbell returned Monday
from visit to Los Angeles.
Charles Schodde of the Comet dis
trict came to Phoebe Thursday.
William Tulloek was on the street
Tuesday calling on the merchants.
Frank Walker came up from Cali
family.
Dan Lloyd has accepted employment
as hoisting engineer at the Virginia.
Louise mine.
Thomas Tullock. well known In this
section, is at present farming in Brit
ish Columbia.
II. T. Walker. manager OF the vir-
ginia Louise, returned from an eastern
trip Vast sunday.
Richard Malik. the Reveille mine op-
orator, came to Phoebe Wednesday on
mining business.
]. II. Foreman. who is operating in
the Viola mining district. is Phoebe
visitor this week.
Arthur Reall, A. A. Carman and IL.
=. Prudential made quick trip to
the Comet district Thursday.
+. A. stevens. well-known attorney
of the firm of Stevens n Henderson.
Las Vegas. Is in town ON a brief busi-
| ness trip.
A birthday dinner was given Sunday
/ evening by Mrs. Jerome Sears in honor
/ of the first birthday of her son, Win
! throp Sears.
NJ. l.. Lee left Phoebe Thursday by
automobile for Snake Valley, in Utah.
on business trip and intends return
| ing Friday evening.
The family of Frank Gibeaut moved
| Thursday to the farm forsthe SUNNI ell
| months. Dora May will attend school
at the Geyser ranch.
Miss Caddie Cook left Monday for
| Pahranagat Valley to begin her work
for the summer. 1t is her first visit
since her return from Reno.
Richard Busteed. Las Vegas attor.
ney. reached Phoebe Thursday on bust
the Stindt and Donohue lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Zube are late ar
rivals from the Hot Creek ranch, In
Nye county. Mr.. Zube has accepted |
position with the City garage.
Mrs. Dora T.. Lee of Las Vegas ha
been visiting in Phoebe for a few day
with her. sister. Mrs. Charles Stindt
She Will leave for her home today, ac
companied by Mrs, Stindt. who will
town.
Ed w. Clark, who for years was,
Lincoln county official and who ha
made a splendid record both with coun
gas, is visiting Phoebe for short tim
, both to renew old friendships and o
business matters.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Lansdowne gave Ken
her home to a few invited guest
/ Those in attendance We're Mesdame
w. H. Pitts, Ralph Shaw, H: l.. oline
house 5 ,rnvlaa T; Whitney and A. A Car
, guests was the arrival of their hus
bands for dinner.
Hugh Thomas, Superintendent of tn
Utah Nevada Idaho Telephone Con
rot ~ t,..1 tn Sn1t nly -,
I after arranging for the extension
! made necessary by the increased mil
:. ing activity; and after looking ov'
working order by r. c. Stelter durir
A he last two months.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Carman ente
. tanned few friends at dinner Sunds
eXsningi Mrs p9nea Those present Nsn were Mr. al
Hugh Thomas of the Nevada Utah TIE
ephone Company and Mr.. Erickson
e Salt Lake City. The dinner was e.
q joyed by all and pleasant evenir
: was spent.
IL Mrs. ]. l.. Bowman and Mrs H.
Lansdowne spent Thursday in Pana
organizing and appointing committe
n for the Victory Liberty loan. They e
pect to go to Eagle Valley and Spril
% Valley Friday and to Barclay. Calien
o. may be "a hard drive, but the comm
. tee Is going after the money and
;e trouble in getting it is anticipated
~ Mrs. ID. II. Hartman. after an EN- 70
IL able visit with her mother, Mrs.
le borne, returned. Monday by way Of L
. Angeles to San Francisco, where s
will join her husband, who is a lie
es tenant in the regular army. serving
I'D the auditing department. Miss Is
an belle Osborne, Miss Caddie Cook Clau
% Marshall, Watson Livermore and Hf
ed old Rutherford made up q pleasant a
en tomobile party and accompanied M
Hartman to the train at Caliente.