The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-12-19
LOCAL BREVITIES

u. c Kaiser was in Pioche frs., Tn.
Geyser Ranch last Tuesday.
Ernest Ferri was in Phoebe ON bus,
ness last Monday.
Mrs. j. Rcnnow. and young dauxb.
Ter are home from Salt Lake City.
Ralph Shaw has been WORKING In 81.
assay office during the past week.
wilkes j. Campbell is looking afte,
the tonsorial needs of the ocmmnni,y
IN ,he absence of George Dorothy.
Mm. A. Richter and family were
VISITORS In Phoebe today from their
ranch near Geyser.
Emmett Bright. son OF walt.r q
nfisht' is at present employed at the
Hodges-Cook Mercantile store.
Frank Riding. rancher Of Ear,.
valley was in Phoebe Thursday with :,
load of supplies.
Mrs. Bert Findlay, of Panaca. will,
spend Christmas with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank walker.
A. A. sherman. local editor and i. n
van Fleet visited Calienta by auto on
Wednesday.
1t is rumored that an importapt
strike has been made by I.loyd AMI
rriee' ieasing In the Pacific tunnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Garrison and fam
lily have moved in from their ranch
near Atlanta for the winter
Nj. l., Lee left for Las Vegas today on
important mining business. He ex-
poets to return Thursday.
Peter Buol is back in Las Vegas from
trip to the Texas oil fields. He
expects to be in Phoebe shortly.
W. c. Bright, local mining man, is
in the Goodsprings district where he
has mining property.
VIM. Hammond and wife were in Pi-
ocheN last Tuesday to do their Christ
mas shopping.
Mrs. Charles Lee Horsey and family
left for Los Angeles on Tuesday where
they will stay the winter. Mr.. Hor-
sey expects to join them at Christmas.
Willard Race, popularly known as
Tracy was in Phoebe last Tuesday
for medical attention. He was thrown
from his horse while riding for cattle
Walker Lee, rancher of Brown
Springs, was in Phoebe with a load of
supplies from the ranch on Wednes-
day.
Chas. A. Thompson, local merchant
returned from Burley, Idaho, last Sat-
urday. He reports his brother Frank
greatly improved and now out of dan.
ger.
Henry Lee and Dan j. Ronnow. cat q
tie men and politicians of Panaca were
In Phoebe last Monday on business con-
nected with the formation of the Lin
coin County Farm Bureau.
Ralph Olinghouse and brother re-
turned to Phoebe last Sunday to spend
the Xmas holidays with their parents.
They have been attending high school
in Los Angeles.
MISS Mamie Orr, the popular assis-
tant at the Post Office store, Is suf-
fering from an acute attack Of bron-
chitis. She is reported to be slightly
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Empey of Attain
ia were in Phoebe last Sunday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mart Empey. They
left the following day for their ranch
loaded down with Christmas good for
their families.
Mrs, D. r. Hartman, daughter of Mrs,
Louise I. Osborne, arrived in Phoebe
Wednesday to spend the Xmas holi-
days with the family Lieut.. Hart.
man will join her here about Christ
mas day
Miss Anna Bentley, from the Utah
Nevada LaLnd and Cattle Company,s
ranch north of Phoebe, attended the
dance given in honor of the Carman's
at Thompsons Hall last Saturday eve
ning She returned to the ranch on
Monday.
Joe Kaufman, old timer around this
section, is at present engaged in trap
ping. He writes friends from Grass
valley that his November catch was
forty-tWo skunks, twenty eight gray
fox, seventeen lynx and six coyotes.
Joe expects to return to Phoebe next
summer.
On wednesday afternoon Mrs John.
Ewing and Mrs. Ed. Deck gave an
elaborate card and dancing party In
honor of the Carman's. About fifty
guests were present. The royal prize.
which was handsome silk hand bag.
was won by Mrs VIM. D. Price, while
the second prize, a box of linen hand
kerchlefs, was carried off by Mrs.
francis after severe competition. The
Hall was beautifully decorated with
CHRISTMAS evergreens and holly.