The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-11-01
Especial Correspondence

den Hill was confined to his bed at
the Nevada hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vail of Copper Ba-
sin were in on a business trip the
early part of the week.
DIR. v. +. Wells and wife have re-
moved to the Paulsen house on Main
street, which they will occupy for the
winter.
Tom Ray, who has been here hav-
ing dental work done, returned to the
cinnebar mines on Thursdays motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lee have been
the guests of Mr.. Lees brother, C. A.
Lee. and family.
Mrs. j. V. Fenctumaker returned
Tuesday from Reno, after putting her
sister, Mrs. Alice Haworth under the
care of a physician. Mrs. Haworth
suffered from a nervous breakdown.
Her many friends will be glad TO
covery.
Rae Hancock and Harry Thatcher,
who are now in the employ of the
Copper Canyon company, attended the
dance Monday night.
Herman Lent spent few days in
town visiting old friends.
Joe Grisler, roadmaster for the
Southern Pacific company, made his
usual visit this week
Ex-Captain A. Kinneberg and Lieu
tenant Rice motored to Iron Point last
Sunday on a duck hunt. 1t was fine
weather for ducks" as we had snow
blizzard during the day. They report
a successful trip.
James Dahl of Copper Canyon was
in town for short visit.
Miss Lily Doey, hello girl, is back
on the job after a few days of rest.
Harry Raymond has rented the club
house at Copper Basin and is now
arranging for an up-to-date place.
George Murray made business trip
TO Galena last Wednesday in his REQ.
James Eason of Boone Canyon was
here Tuesday loading stock purchased
by Owen Duffy.
DR.. J. A. Ballenger of Austin was
a passenger on Wednesdays motor to
Austin. The doctor was returning
from business trip to Reno.
A wild-duck dinner was enjoyed by
Captain j. Steinle. Lieutenant G. Rice.
Sergeant Harry Myhres. ex-Captain
Kinneberg and Private Wright and NJ.
s. +. Costenborder at the new cafe.
Captain Steinle and Sergeant Myhres
were the honored guests.
William Lee has purchased Fred
Connors home, located near the Bat
tie Mountain grammar school, Mr.
Connor intends to leave for California
as soon as weather conditions are
favorable.
Charley Olsen is blacksmithing for
d. +. Shovelin.
George Williams of Fallon spent a
few days here.
Ed Uren of Mule Shoe ranch and
buckaroos were busy loading cattle
Tuesday.
Joe Jury and Private Wright mo-
tored up the Humboldt duck hunting.
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Bartoo's friends will be
pleased to know that she is still hold
ing her own in The Silver State con-
test. Ruth is a popular young miss
and we are sure she will come out in
the lead.
William Stein was in from the Basin
and spent few days visiting friends.
The stork visited the Japanese
laundry and left a baby girl to the
wife of X. Omari.
l.. X. Cramar, who has been here
for the past month having dental
work done by DR.. V. f. Wells. will
return to his home at Iron Point Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Frank Eaton of Valmy has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. III.
Schmith. and family.
Kennith and Ernest Nelson, small
sons of Mrs. b. Nelson. have been un-
able to attend school on account of
pinkeye.
Ade Ramsdell has been repairing
Mrs. r. Nash's home.
p. l.. Cordy. relief operator for the
Western Union. departed last week
for San Francisco. whence he expects
to go to Turlock, California.
Air service boys are busy bringing
repairs. ETC.. from the field to the
American Railway Express office to
% shipped back to Mather Field. The