The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-05-28
Personal Mention

Mrs. Mabel Oakley returned to tioche
this week after an extersed visit to
the parental ranch.
X. X. Anderson of Needs. Cat. arr
rived in Phoebe THURSDAY and has sc-
cepted a position In the Reid barber |
shop.
number OF young peo pie tron pi-
oc.. arr planning on attending the
dapce and carnival at Panaca th's ove-
n.ns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke j. McNamee have
obtained possession OF the Alex Lloyd
residence and will occupy the same inn
mediately.
daughter arrived from Los Ani."les
Sunday, accompanying MIR. McNainen
from Las Vegas.
Mary Ann Stephanson will go to the
ranch home of her father. James Price,
next week, where she will visit for
some time prior to paying a visit to
Los Angeles.
George Snyder is in Salt Lake look
ing after business matters in connec-
which he is manager.
w. T. McNabb has gone to Phoenix
Ariz.. where he will remain for an in
definite time with the hope that the
change of climate will prove beneficial
to his health.
t Mr. and Mrs j. d. Van Vleet expect
: to spend next Tuesday afternoon and
3 evening at the Francis ranch, where
e they Will be the guests of Miss ETA
Francis at a dinner party.
t Tom Harney. after a period of in
e activity. has again heard the call OF
: toll. lie has replenished his carpenters
:. kit and will make his headquarters al
t the Nevada mill for the present.
: w. H. Hosking has returned from .
3" two-weeks visit in San Francisco
where he visited with reiattyes ant
e friends. He returned overland, drivipf
j. a new Overland touring car.
Mrs. j. w. Christian expects to leav,
Tuesday for Delta, Utah, where sh,
% uill remain for the next two week,
whiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. w. Stockham and daughte
" Mildred have left Pioche for a trip t
Salt Lake, where Mrs. Stockham viii
Il visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Price. Mr.:
st ock nam and Mrs. Price are sisters
& Miss Rita keele. who recently re
$. turned to her home in Panaca after
ne winter spent in Salt Lake. where sh
attended school, has accepted a positio
20 as stenographer for the Prince com
ID pany.
On Miss Vera Lee of ranaca arrived /
g Phoebe this morning and will take til
W position at the postoffice made vacar
~ by the resignation of Miss Mamie Or
'u Miss Orr plans a summer trip to Sa
'o Lake and other Utah points.
Harry Spaw representing the Wes
ne ern Loan and Building Company,
;" 500, ,00o.oo0 company of Salt Lake VII
tied Phoebe during the first days of II
week and interested local people
. the activities of the building co'npan
no. M IS. w. j. Reid and little ialght
es :; May have returned from Pr, Uta
V. where they spent few days vistir
hi with friends During their stay
Utah an operation was performed
the little girl, her tonsls being r
"a moved.
to August Messelod and Miss Emi
tu- Vayet. both of whom are employed
tai the Prince, were married by Justi
ous Palmer in Calente the first of IL
Dr. week The young couple will ma
'nt' their home at the Prince for I
kle present.
ow
Lou Gilispie and Tom Gillispie dro
across the country from Tonopah
e.a, their new Hudson last Monday a
-. visited in Phoebe until Thursday. IT
~. report the roads as being COED cons
. ering the recent rains and they ms
good time until Bristoi Wells v
r. reached. Lou has been driving "A tr,
naa in the southern Nevada city.
in A surprise farewell party in hol
ent, of Mrs. Ruth f.. Lloyd, who has b'
the visiting in Phoebe for the last I
who weeks, was given last evening in
r to reception rooms of the Odd Fello
hall by members of the local order
Rebekahs. A large company of frie
of the guest of honor and her fan
tne was present and enjoyed social Il
until late hour. Mrs. Lloyd expe
~ 80 to return to Salt Lake the latter =
- of this week.
will An impromptu musical and dane
ming party, attended by number of frie
ents of the host and hostess, was held at
we're home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
bitt, Franks last Wednesday evening.
annie freshments were served and gen
Will merrymaking reigned throughout
and evening. Those present were Mr..
e. E. Mrs. Dan w. Franks Mr.. and Mrs
Telis A. Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
ID +. Franks, Mrs. A. l.. Scott, Mrs. Lo
Osborne, Mary Ann Stephanson, Art
Reall, John J. Janney. G. e. Zube,
f. Wells. Charles Osborne, Verne I
gerald and +. Il. Brown.
pany Sunday May 80, Decoration Day,
< ind be observed in Phoebe. A processio
first Odd Fellows will march to theN
will Fellows and Masonic cemetery, w
the graves of their dead will be decor
lends and where a short program will
lonor rendered in honor of the departed
tindt, large consignment or flowers Is
body pected to arrive tomorrow for dec
n for tive purposes Graves will also be
Mem tingly decorated by relatives