The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-11
cALIENTE NOTES

Dixon of the 363d infantry. saying /,
that he had landed in New York |
April and will be mustered out be-
fore the end OF the month.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ]. Boudreau. who was seri
ously i'll with pneumonia. has entire
IL recovered.
Miss Edna Milsap spent several
days in Los Angeles this week visit
ing relatives.
c. l.. Alquist returned Saturday
night from Los Angeles.
l. Takahashi. leader in the ia
| panese colony here, went to Los An
! geles Sunday to meet his wife. who
will he there shortly.
DIR. j. West Smith has returned
from a short visit to Salt Lake.
Ray Cowen and Tom Thormstoff
were arrivals on No. Tuesday night
/ and spent Wednesday in the bust
ness houses of Caliente and Phoebe
Frank Wadsworth of Panaca was
Caliente visitor Monday.
They say you can't fire oil burners
| with scoopshovel
Mrs Carl Girard of Redondo Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Denton
Mrs. Fred Smith has been confined
to her home all week with a heavy
cold.
There has been two sections OF
No. every night this month.
John Garrett, who had charge of
the Red Front garage about two
years ago. passed through Caliente
Tuesday night with the 36th aero
squadron. He enlisted in Elko over
year ago and saw overseas service
Mrs. Frank Walker and children
of Phoebe spent several days in Cal
iente this week
The p. A. Club held its weekly
, meeting at the home of Mrs. E. n
, Mitchell Wednesday night.
lively meeting of the HeligC
J Club was held Sunday afternoon and
= evening AS all the business was
not finished a special meeting was
called for Monday night.
, Jesse Clark, who was injured sew
2 eral months ago while fighting will
: the Ninety-frst division, returned
2 home this week.
r Dan Vincent made business tril
A to Milford this week.
D John Shier, who expects to leav,
% SUOTtly lOE tle COttSt, Solu luc OHic
J drug store to Angus Blad, who will
take charge soon.
Mrs. George Jeffs entertained
$ number of friends at card party o.
'. her birthday A delicious supper wa
: served after the game. Those VIII
: were there to help her celebrat
: were Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Himstreet
r Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Mitchell, Mr.. an
Il Mrs. Lloyd Denton, Mr. and Mr.,
e Will Prout, Mrs. c. l.. Alquist, Bet
- ,Iimstrect and Mr.. Prout.
II George Senter entertained a fe'
"a guests at the Iris cafe Thursday.
Hugh Love was in town Tuesda
y night.
IS Bert Bortolott and Dick Dent wer
H. to Phoebe Thursday to work.
II. S. Hatch was down from Sa
Lake Wednesday.
O. Lundgreen of Phoebe was hel
Wednesday.
O. Welton, accident insurance ma
of Bakersfield, Cal, wrote policies
+ Caliente this week.
+. H. Mansir of Phoebe was hel
Wednesday enroute home from Cal
TO fornia.
of George w. Snyder of Salt Lal
), passed through Caliente this wee
- on his way to Phoebe.
II E. B. Vandall of Phoenix, Ari
ol was visitor in Caliente this wee
n, Ray Knight, the Canadian catt
h, buyer. was in Caliente this WEI
,rt after a business trip to Paranagh
valley.
be Mrs. C. Lamb has returned fro
nv Salt Lake, where she has been
ss. Holy Cross hospital.
~ Sam Raisy of Salt Lake was
al Calente Tuesday.
f. Watson of Phoebe was in Ca
in ente Monday
do e. l.. Morgan was here from L
Angeles Tuesday.
ac- Hugh Thomas, f. A. Yeomans a
;ed G. P. Stephenson of Salt Lake We
a here Monday.
F.. E. Foster was in Caliente fr'
,o,, Phoebe Monday.
me Mrs. j. Johnson of Phoebe is Wis
The ing Mrs Mary Gregor in Caliente
H. F. Yohn of Portland, Ore, r
md istered at the Salt Lake Sunday.
+, Ray knight and Sam Kaney W
down from Salt Lake Monday.
,ad A number Of Caliente people
to planning on attending the firema
oil ball in Las Vegas April 21. A ]
band from Los Angeles will furn
,ur music and special attraction
of Pierce's cafe is going to be respol
ile bic for large cro"u from Cdio'
leir More about TINS next "eeh. =,
ons While attempting " Iloee ~,
street near the Railroad hospital
ron, Las Vegas last week Frank Len
ard aged 50 years, was slruch py on
sing tomobile driven py ". "a. uouu'
eek conductor on the SAT- LAKE ran
The injured man died thirty min'
ALI later. In the ear WIN ounuu
S of Goodwin were MS "lle anu miS'
9TH lie Wait.
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was Census Report Shows Large lncr'
'erS, o.. tha 1919 census