The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-05-07
Personal Mention

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NJ 1. Lee left Thursday for visit
TO salt Lake. He viii return saturday.
Many Of the younger people OF Pr
oche win motor to Panaca to enjoy the
dance tonight.
poreen willoughby has entirely re-
covered from slight illness which
kept her home for few days.
Mrs. II. |. olinghouse entertained her
many friends Thursday at her home.
The silver tea In the afternoon was
for the benefit OF the church.
An eclipse OF the moon was visible
early last Sunday evening in the cload-
less eastern sky and the sight was en-
ioyed by many residents OF Phoebe.
II used to cost one dollar to ioin the
overalls club. but now IL costs three :
hfty. These days. as Roy Orr say =,
when mans dressed up his trunk 3
empty.
Frank Gibeaut left Phoebe Monday
to do some repair work on the High
land district roads, which are badly
washed out and i'm some places inn
passable.
Il. S. Culbert l.. b. Duffin and ]. r.
Moser, travelling representatives of
Utah concerns, visited their customer
in Phoebe Thursday and spent a busy
and profitable day.
oliver ]. Gillespie brought the Prince
locomotive from the Salt Lake shops
Thursday and greeted many friends =
this city before he leaves for Los An
geles tomorrow, where he will remair
indefinitely.
! O. B. Amsden left Thursday to meal
q his mother at Ogden. from which place
: they Will journey to Phoebe. Mrs
I Amsden has been living in Denver ans
d will make an extended visit with hel
< relatives here.
Jack Wedge, the 2-year -old son Sol
!. Iof Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wedge of tn
: Pahranagat Valley, broke his arm lan
week in falling from a table. He is re-
/, Iported as getting along as well =
:, Icould be expected.
o The Ely-Pioche stage made it's lnitis
a run last Thursday, according to sched
n Iule. carrying four passengers. Th
o tCharles Slaughter is taking care of tn
d tPioc he Caliente line in the absence I
lw. l.. Smith.
IN The many friends of James Rya
u were grieved to learn of his Hines
"a which prevented him from attends
~ the monthly meeting of the board
IN edhntg commissioners. 1T was said
n, tbe his first absence in a long period
~ faithful service in the interests of Il
II residents of Lincoln county.
ht Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pitts with Ea
Godbe and Isabelle Osborne as the
ty guests visited ,he North CreeS a
NJ YGayser sections during the fore pa
ne of the week and spent some hours fis
We ing The water was found high a
is muddy. SO the catch was not great. {
he thoaga me trip was enjoyed b. all,
\. DR. j. West Smith of Caliente, one
be Lincoln county's successful busine
~ nlen as well as popular medical pra
~ titioner, visited Phoebe Thursday a
~ auarreled with all of his many frien
IA Mrs. Smith is now visiting in Salt La
y. and the doctor, in answer to inquiri
said she was in splendid health.
10 Visit from such live wire is a tonic
1
ion itself.
I" Robert Schaffer, known to most
NJ the southern Nevadans as Bob" vi.
., ed Phoebe today from his home in
=, Vegas. He was driving the Clevel;
~ Six which he is demonstrating and
- reports the road between the two cit
~ as being in good condition. There
oA several short pieces of road requir
care but the road as whole Is f
ioi The distance of It's miles between
.'e oche and Las Vegas can be driven v
ease in one day
w. f. (Prince) Smith has gone
'ted Las Vegas to meet r. Il. Cowan,
che author. 1t has been reported that
| be Smith will guide Mr.. Cowan and a
and vey party to various parts of Linz
ton county in search of appropriate 81
the cry which can be pictured in
movies" Lincoln county would $
to be Just the place to find this C
modify and there are long stretche
country containing nothing else
scenery. And there are many locat
which are well worth photograph
by some camera man with an art
sense of natural grandeur.
Warren McDaniels accompanied
/ Schaffer from Las Vegas and was n
ing acquaintances in Phoebe today.
McDaniels is an experienced oil
who has been operating in Texas
Louisiana and who is now engage
looking over the oil situation In SO
ern Nevada. He Is of the opinion
oil exists here and Is backing his {
ion with work and money. The
Vegas valley has his active attentit
this time, but not to the exclusio
other districts. He did not wish tt
anything for publication 1T this
- but hoped to be able to give intere
news at not distant date.
! Mrs. Henry Eilers left Monda
enjoy well-earned vacation
month with her nephew in Pasa
- after which time she expects to r.
to Phoebe for a stay of three mo
- She expects to visit her daught
. Europe some time in August and
sibly will remain there perman'
Mrs. Eilers has been in Phoebe
1915 and has large circle Of 81
friends who will regret to learn {
intended departure from this co,
As she was telling a friend o
| MANS n fragment of the cOnyer.