The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-03-07

~ shShs has Quit ulb position
accept q run as extra passenger
nductor. with the privilege of GET
ng a regular run from Salt Lake
CalieIte.
Mrs. Esiqua S. Diaz. a Mexican
ed OF influenza in Caliente Monday
ght. She is survived by a hus-
md. married daughter and a lit
son. Outdoor services were held
the funeral Wednesday afternoon.
idge Palmer conducted the services
1d choir composed of Mrs. Louise
ixon. Mrs. <. N. Mitchell. Edna
ilsap and George X. Riding sang
lie hymns by and Bye." lis 1t
rue?" and Rock of Ages"
James Clark returned to his home
Caliente Sunday after fifteen
lonths In the sefvice. James was In
le famous Ninety-first division and
as seriously wounded November
l by shot In the instep. An ex-
mple of the surgery practiced in
lis war is piece of steel inserted
the instep, with the result that no
ne would suspect that James had
yer been wounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald
1T Saturday night fer Las Vegas.
here Mr.. Mcdonald. goes to find
Mrs. Mcdonald was
Anna Clark.
Mrs. Louise Dixon returned Mon
ay from an extended visit with rela-
yes In Ogden.
Lester Burt left for Los Angeles
londay In his Ford, going by way OF
lamo. where Claire Stewart Joined
i'm. Mr.. Burt intends trading his
ne-seated machine for regular
ord and Mr.. Stewart expects to
rive a truck back to Alamo.
P. W. Duffin spent Wednesday In
'ioche.
James Love has now entirely re-
overed from his attack of infiu enza.
Mrs. Chaplin, who has been IN
oor health for the last two weeks.
improving and is able to be about
hs house again.
William Richter, general foreman
n the Salt Lake shops, has had an
lttack of influenza.
Ernest Gentry is back at his plac,
II business after short sick spell
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The Blue Front Mercantile Com
,any held Decent sale this week
md everything from pearl buttohl
Q dfshpans went at the same price
rhe sale will be over March 10. AL
lrticles Coming under the sale were
placed near the window, and 1t Is
lot likely that there will be any
hing left.
Isaiah Huntsman has been gather
ng bones around the Newman ranch
iear Phoebe, and has about o third
Il a carload piled near tho station
It Panaca.
There is no snow in Caliente and
It the Newman ranch the grass IL
green around the springs.
Mrs. Henry Culverwell left for hei
lome in Salt Lake Saturday, where
she will be Joined by her son Roy
ately mustered out of the army al
Fort Logan.
The condition OF Mrs. william
Culverwell is again serious. For {
short time there was a decided i'm
provement and her friends had hope:
FOR her recovery. A letter rac.,ivc,
from Mr. Culverwell, who is in 10,
says that she Is still crit
ically i'll.
Bud Galloway went to Los Ange
les this week either to have his ton
sils removed or his eyes treated
His excuses do not stand together
Frank Galloway accompanied hi
DrOther TO the doctor.
Rume1 Walker took e. d. Smile,
to the Comet Monday, and had jus
started back when something wen
wrong with the differential, and h
had to leave the car above BenneI'
Springs and walk to Caliente, dis
tance of about eighteen miles.
Mrs. Carl Girard OF Redond
Beach, Cal, formerly Miss Ella Den
ton, arrived Sunday for a short visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Denton.
Ed Prudential Of Phoebe was i
Caliente Tuesday.
James Ryan attended the commits
sioners' meeting in Phoebe Wednes
day.
Stanley Atkin OF Milford was i
Caliente Tuesday.
Invitations have been issued to
bundle shower to be given Frida
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Floy
Denton In honor Of Mrs. Carl Girar.
New Oil Company for Southern Uta
Moved by the recent favorable dt
velopments In several Of the oil field
Of southern Utah, st. George, Ceda
City and California capitalists hay