The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26

Personal GOSSIP
DIR. ]. ID. Campbell is in Salt Lake
City on business.
Mrs. S. F. Whitney left for Salt
Lake Thursday for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Huson re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
Monday.
Attorney Luke j. McNamee left
for Los Angeles last Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. j. L. Bowman entertained
the Sewing Club last Wednesday
afternoon.
Charles Smith of Highland took
party Of mining men to One Wheel
canyon Tuesday.
Peter Buol was back in Phoebe
Wednesday after a brief business
trip to Las Vegas.
John and Dave Amsden made a
trip to One Wheel canyon, in the
Comet, district, last Thursday.
j. D. Thomson arrived in Phoebe
Thursday for short visit with his
family and to attend to pressing
business.
Mrs. Lena Faust left Monday for
her home in Delta, Utah, after an
enjoyable two weeks spent with rel
atives here.
Joe Sandon left for Comet Thurs
day. He has secured lease on the
old Lyndon dumps from Charles
Schodde, mine owner of Comet.
John Grove and William Atchison
were in Phoebe Thursday from their
Comet lease. They are arranging for
another car of high-grade silver-lead
ore.
r. R. Orr returned Monday from
Salt Lake. He came as far as Beav-
er with C. A. Thompson and from
there down drove William E. Orr's
car.
Miss Caddie Cook left Phoebe last
Tuesday for Santa Barbara, Cal,
where she will receive instruction in
the state normal school for the next
year.
Arthur Murphy, manager of the
Ida May mine, left for Salt Lake to-
day Mrs. Murphy will have charge
of the mine during her husbands
absence.
Ralph Shaw and William Webb
drove to the Comet Wednesday. They
report evidences of a severe storm
along the road, number of trees
being uprOoted.,
Wallace Whitney and William S.
Haufler motored to Salt Lake the
first of the week. Wallace will enter
the university there and William will
return home after short visit.
Tom Williams and Warren Cutie,
are in Phoebe from Sharp in the lat.
ter's truck. They report several
promising prospects recently discov
cred in the Cherry Creek range.
Merl and William Schotield passed
through Phoebe Tuesday evening en-
route to Big Spring valley. They in
tend to bring back a bunch of sheel
which they have recently purchased
James E. Price, rancher and cattl
man from the Wilson Creek district
drove into Phoebe Thursday on bust
ness. He reports that all garde
produce did we'll on his ranch thi
year.
John L. Whipple, substantial
rancher and cattle owner of Sunny
side, sixty miles west of Phoebe, wa
in town last Saturday. He is takin
his younger children to St. George
Utah. to attend school,
Mrs. w. H. Pitts entertained Tues
day afternoon in honor of her mott
er, Mrs. Lawrence, who has been VII
iting her for the last month. Abor
twenty ladies were present and
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
Charles A. Braun, eastern directt
of the Hybla Mining Company, lie
for Los Angeles Tuesday. He e
pressed himself as highly please
with mining conditions here ar
greatly. enjoyed his trip to the moul
tains.
Miss Gladys Chanslor, cousin
Mrs. c. A. Thompson, accompani'
Mr.. Thompson from Salt Lake in h
new Oldsmobile last Monday 81
will visit here for few days al
then go on to Los Angeles to resur
her studies.
The ladies of Phoebe gave silv
tea Thursday afternoon at the hoI
Of Mrs. c. A. Thompson to help p
the debt of the Christ church m
sion. A musical program was G
joyed, after which light refreshmel
were served. A pleasant afterno
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