The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-10
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Mrs. Tony Jacobson il expected in
foche from Salt Lake shortly.
Charles Lee. rancher OF Wilson
reek. is in Phoebe on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lansdowne en-
ertained friends at dinner last Sun
ay.
Joe Delmue was in Phoebe Thurs
ay on business connected with his
attic company.
Mrs. H. NJ. Lansdowne entertained
! number of friends at a social tea
friday afternoon.
Ed Westover is in Phoebe from the
Slack Metal mine at Jackrabbit to
'isit with his family.
Mrs. Laura Blake came over from
he Prince mine Friday to attend the
movies at Thompson's hall.
Mrs. J. d. Van Vleet returned to
her home in Phoebe Wednesday after
weeks visit in Las Vegas.
]. c. Rich is in Phoebe from Cedar
City, Utah. Mr.. Rich is wholesale
agent for the Oldsmobile
cars.
AL Norris is Phoebe visitor. Mr.. |
Norris, it will be remembered. lost
an arm while in the service of the |
Miss Cushionberry arrived in Pi- |
oche Friday from her home in Los |
Angeles. She will teach school in
Eagle Valley.
Charley Osborne left last week for
Salt Lake to have dental work done
He visited Las Vegas before return
ing home today.
Miss Robbie Louise Stewart, school
teacher at Spring Valley, was in Pi-
oche Thursday on business connected
with her school.
Claud Cole is in Phoebe from the
Geyser district. He reports the range
cattle as in an improved condition
since the recent rains.
Luke J. McNamee is expected home
from the east on the 18th. He has
been east for the last two weeks on
legal business in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ruth E. Lloyd came to Phoebe
last Monday from. her home in Salt
Lake. Though still weak, her many
friends are glad to see her here.
William H. Pitts made a quick trip
to Ely by automobile last Thursday,
pof ofp,p ,iv,u ha fn11 Axutu uo
reports the roads in fair condition.
|. Major F.. Nugent Cosby is still in
the hospital at Fort Bayard, N NJ,
but his friends here are glad to learn
that he is in much improved health.
Tony Martello has accepted a po-
sition with the. Milwaukee, railway
and departed for his new field of la
Dor at Avery, Idaho, last Wednesday.
Cecil Morris came in Friday from
his Wilson Creek ranch. He is dis
posing Of his produce in the local
market and reports nice crop on the
old home place.
Charles Stindt and M. l.. Lee left
Tuesday for three-day business and
hunting trip in Snake valley, north OF
Atlanta. They expect to be bach
Monday Of next week.
The Misses Maggie and Thelma
Nesbitt, daughters Of Mrs. James
Nesbitt, expect to remain in Las We
gas for three weeks before returning
to their home in Phoebe.
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quite sick, but she is now much bet
ter and able to be at work in tn,
Delta postofice. James Faust, he
husband, being postmaster there.
r. H. Carr, manager of rhe Geyse
, Land and Cattle Company, has ar
: rived at the company's ranch at Cey
ser from his home in Arizona. MI
Carr will be at the ranch two weeks
w. M. Christian, head of the gran
r lodge Of Odd Fellows of Nevada, ha
5 left Phoebe for an extended visit t
the lodges Of the state in his officis
capacity. His first stop was at La
: Vegas.
+ o. ]. Gillespie, until recently el
oAACOA OA tAC AlACC IOdu, ID uOW
t the employ Of the New Cornelia Coz
d per Company at Ajo, Ariz. Mr.. Gi
lespie has spent the last three month
in California.
/, Miss Adelaide L. Phillips and s. ]
|. Merrill Of Las Vegas motored to r
d oche Sunday to join other membe
J. of the extension staff of the Univers
e ty Of Nevada. who arrived here fro
n Ely Saturday.
,e Mrs. Bert Findlay, daughter of M
q. and Mrs. Frank Walker, came to
lr oche last Monday to visit with rel
tives. She was accompanied by l.,
Stewart and Miss Omar Stewal
le John Wedge chaperoned the par
Je with his usual tact.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker spe
n Sunday in Panaca. Frank had
b. hurry back, as he has important su
an veying work to complete in the Gs
o. ser and Dry Farm country for I
n Utah Nevada Land and Cattle Co
as pany and other interests
Victor Huson has been appoint
county road supervisor by the CO