The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-07

CALIENTE PICKUPS
Mrs. George ". Warren Of Salt Lake
was In caiisnte . few days this week.
DR.. H. McHugh. throat Specialize Of
Salt Lake. spent Sunday and Monday
In caliente.
The new warehouse being put up b.
c. L. AlQuist Is almost ready for the
promised party.
Mrs. Joe Kenny and two children e.
turned this week from an sxtendsd
visit In Kansas.
Miss Geneva Bean. primary teacher.
entertained her little tots At q Hal
loween party Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kearns, who spsnt
the winter In Caliente. have moved
back to their homo in Salt Lake.
Ellis Riding went to salt Lake
Tuesday to meet some of ths boys who
were In his company ~ Fort hodge.
AOWos uO 8IC kOluk NnrOukN.
J. C. Joyce. who has been managing
the Caliente pharmacy for the last
few months. has accepted position In
Salt Lake drug store and lsft for the
city Tuesday.
| Miss Katherine Kuchenmeister gave
an enjoyable fancy dress party q her
home on Main street Thursday eve
ming. Dancing was enjoyed until the
wee small hours.
Joe Chirillo. who has been associated
with Luigi Amante In his soft drink
parlor on Spring street. left for New
York Saturday. expecting to sail srom
there to visit his family In italy. ns
will return with his family Ia January.
Miss Hannah Reichrich ana Niss
Irma Weiser entertained the children
of the intermediate and grammar
grades at = Halloween party Friday
night. The youngsters ducksd for ap-
pies and enjoyed all the Holloweeu
sports that children delight In.
The masquerade given by the Cath
Ollie Ladies' last Friday night was veil
attended. A large number were mas1E.
cd and some Of the costumes were m.
usually good. Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Dlnd
as George and Martha WAshlngton won
hrst prise. Gus made . beautiful Mar
tina. Mrs. o. H. Wilkes ~ = 0oloved
bride took second prise for LADIES' and
C. L. Alquist NJ Calisnes Hoghead
took the second gentlsmen's prise. 1hs
ladies netted @23.4o on the dance.
/
Misses Geneva Bean ana Irma Wulssr
were hostesses 1t . charming Hallow-
cen party at the home Of Miss Wsissr
Saturday night. The house wan ap-
Ipropriately decorated In Hallowe
colors. Tho parlor ceiling WA com.
pletely covered with yellow ana hlaei
: festooning and from the center huna I
: large artificial 5AGk o'lantern -
, walls were covered With witenoA. hlncl
: cats and pumpkins and the rooms gives
. lover to dancing were decorated CORE.
: spondingly. After learning from tn
nut shells what the future had II
store and ducking for apples and
I after each had chewed yards Of strinl
ito get at the marshmallow before tht
other fellow. the grafanola started and
: the rest Of the evening was spent II
Q dancing. At midnight delicious sup
per was served. the best Of all bstnl
Q the prize cake. Each girl was sup
9 posed to take but one piece. but how
I did Edna get both tho ring ana tht
: button? When II was seen that onl,
4 the thimble remained In the untastsd
h not one of the girls could be bribed 4
X take another piece. Punch and wafer
N were served during the dance. Thos
10 who enjoyed the party were Mrs.. Bol
h Rodgers, Mrs. Mike Kearns. Nisss
= Edna Milsap, Irma Weiser. Sarah Inn
s. Obersteg, Geneva Bean, Hannah Reich
n rich. Dr. Hunter. J. c. Joyce, Wallac
T. Riding, Carol Miller, Lee We1ker. ELI
2. Riding. Otto Olson.
70 J. L. Whipple to Develop silver Claiz
1t John L. Whipple Is in Phoebe toda
looking for miners. Mr.. Whipple RI
Gently struck some phenomenally ric
es ore on his group of claims adiotnin