The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-09
SOCIAL EVENTS IN
INLAY L|VEN|NG UP
FALL SEASON INDUCES INDOOR
ENTERTAINMENT STARTED LAST
WEEK BY LARGE CARD PARTY

INLAY. October 6.-The Salvation
Army drive through this district
proved very satisfactory, with more
than $3.50 collected. The dance Sat
urday night in the school house was
enjoyed by a good crowd and the
proceeds were turned over to +. p.
D~ougherty who represented the B. p.
o. E.
Raymond Woolcock, Frank and
Charles Davidson, Eddy Ryan and
Henry Talcott were here Saturday
night from Unionville to attend the
dance.
Mrs. William Edsall and infant
daughter are recent arrivals from
willows, Cal.
Joe Miller returned Sunday to his
property in the oil district near Sui
phur, after spending a few days here
on business.
DR.. j. It. Beale was called to Mill
City Sunday morning to attend the
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Davidson, who had fallen from the
roof of the old mill there. Upon ar
irving the doctor learned that the
boy had broken his arm at the wrist.
Elton Moyle and Miss b. Schlink
were in from Mill City for the dance
Saturday night.
Ollie Johns and family returned
last week from a six weeks vacation
with his relatives in North Dakota.
Martin l.. Grant of Fallon arrived
one day last week to take the posi-
ton of manifest clerk. third trick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, teacher of the
primary grade, are getting settled in
one of the Copley houses.
]. l.. Mcconnell of Reno. was an
Inlay visitor over Sunday.
Mrs. C. w. Wilson made a trip to
Lovelock on business Friday return
ing yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Swords was a visitor in
Winnemucca Saturday.
Mrs. Gilbert Hubbard left Sunday
for Sparks. presumably to take up
their residence there.
w. c. Pitt of Lovelock has pur-
chased the properties belonging to S.
Z. Streiff and T. /. Powell in the
Buena Vista Valley. 1t is said that
several thousand dollars changed
hands in the deal.
Mrs. W. +. Watson of Fernley came
up Saturday to assist with the music
for the dance. Mrs. Watson was the
guest of Mrs. ]. H. Harre over Sun
day.
w. j. Nelson and wife returned Sat
urday from Fallon, where they spent
several days negotiating for a farm
there. They expect to leave Inlay
soon to make their home in Fallon.
Mrs. Leon Kaiser, Mrs. b. c. Thomp-
son and Mrs. ]. II. Harre were the
hostesses at a card party given at
the home of the latter Friday even
ing. The rooms were decorated with
cosmos and fall flowers, beautifully
arranged. The guests were: Mrs.
Ray Stevens, Mrs. Carl Lenhert, Mrs.
John Tullis, Mrs. D.. l.. Joyce. Mrs.
George Barnes, Mrs. o. o. Johns, Mrs.
j. t. Beale, Mrs. r. Beale, Mrs. Il. ].
Thacker, Mrs. Andrew Springer, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Peterson, Mrs. NJ. l.. Grant, Mrs.
G.. II. Copley, Miss NJ. Di~ffendarfer,
Mrs. G. w. Waltenspiel, Mrs. c. p. De-
vine, Mrs. ID. p. McCaully, Messers.
ID. p. McCaulley B. c. Thompson,
Leon Kaiser. r. II. Conner.
The ladies' prizes were won by
Mrs. Carl Lenhert and Mrs. ID. c..
Joyce. Mr.. Kaiser won the prize for
the gentlemen.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served.
Mrs. Charles Parks of Sparks spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs. w.
Z. Whitehead. Mrs. Whitehead gave
a dinner party Friday afternoon in
hononr of Mr.. Whitehead's "'tieth
birthday" Those present were Mrs.
G. w. Waltenspiel. Mrs. Carl Lehnert,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Parks, and the host
and hostess.
Cosmos and chrysanthemums