The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
INLAY NEWS NOTES
Of LOCAL INTEREST
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typnold feVer. The young nan Is II
quite a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Corbiere an,
small son spent Saturday in Whine
mucca.
William Miller Of the Callaha,
ranch was in town last Thursday.
William McAdoo arrived in his pri
waite q THE Philadelphia" last Fri
day on No. s.. He spoke from the OBJ
s~eryation platform to quite an inter
ested audience made up OF railroa,
men principally. He spoke of tn,
Esch-Cummins bill, which held every
body's attention. but when he touche,
ON the League Of Nations. his audi
ence lost interest at once
Mrs. G. G. Calls of KNOXVILLE has
taken charge Of the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Frank varvello, whose
infant daughter arrived October 81
Both mother and babe are doing
nicely.
J. J. Lucy, Southern Pacific engi-
neer. spent several days in Reno last
week.
Charles Lang. night round house
foreman, returned from Fallon on
Tuesday and resumed his work.
Mrs. E. G. Jackson returned from q
visit to Reno and Sparks last week.
Charles Davidson of UnionviIle
spent Saturday In Winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Johns and small
son and daughter, Dorothy, returned
from Sparks last Tuesday.
Henry Talcott of Unionville was a
passenger on No. 6 Saturday for Win
nemucca. He reported six inches of
snow at Unionviile on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Davidson of Sparks ar
rived on No. 6 Sunday to visit with
friends at Mill City.
Carl Singer OF Majuba mine was
seen In town Sunday.
Mrs. George W~altenspeil spent the
week visiting friends in Sparks and
Reno. returning Friday.
j. Brady OF the Sheba mine at Star
Greek was In town last Thursday.
J. C. Skinner. manager of the Buena
Del Ora Gold Mining & Milling Co.
Of Dun Glen. returned from Reno
where ne was %transacting business
last week.
Charles Green of Unionville was
in town last Tuesday.
Jack Wade. mining man from East
ern Nevada, was in town last week.
A correction-In an article last
week. we stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Swords and family and Mr..
Cooley. Mrs. Swords father. departed
for Sparks to take up their residence.
Your correspondent was misinformed
regarding this matter, as 1t now de-
velops that Mrs. Swords family de-
parted for Sparks to occupy the
newly acquired home, but Mr.. Sword
and Mr.. Cooley are to remain in I'm
lay to work.
G.. NJ. Speer. the new yard master,
moved his wife and family from
Sparks last week. They are occupy
ing what Is known as the Doughty
house." at present.
Congressman Charles r. Evans
evidently didn't think Inlay worth
his while when he was out campaign
ing the state last week, as he gave
us the "go-by." No donation for the
Parent-Teachers' Association from
his quarters.
Little Miss Ester Wroten had a
birthday party Saturday and all the
Riddles in town had a gay time at
II. All were in favor of celebrating
birthdays every six months. instead
Of once a year. Games and delicious
refreshments were the order of the
day. Those invited were: Misses
Ethel Maraska. enda and Dorothy
Johns. Beatrice Thompson. Annie
Bernice Thacker. Bertha and Ruth
Bowrin and Helen Bowrin. Carol De-
vine. Henry Thacker, Benny Thomp-
son. Walter Bowrin and Willie
James.
John Seeman of Portola has ac-
cepted a position az night boiler
maker.
Jack S~hoenburg of the Sheba mine
at Star Canyon was In town last
week.
r. w. DioWuiuS VI O6ucu nov uoluS
down the position Of car inspector
here.
F. G. Chiffon. master car builder of
Ogden, was in town on business last
week.
Mrs. Frank Poole and small daugh-
ter, who have been guests at the home
of Mrs. Poolie's sister. Mrs. Herman
Wagner. departed for their home In
Salt Lake City last Friday.
G. G.. Gallo and daughter. Miss
Domenica Of Unionville were seen
about town last Wednesday.
A. E. Shorty Simpson. the "local"
engineer. who has been confined to
the Southern Pacific hospital at San
Francisco for about four weeks, has
recovered sufficiently to resume his
position.
Mrs. M. E. Wroten of Victoria, Tex
as. who has spent the past two weeks