Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-24
Items Of Local Interest

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today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Watson of
Luning were business visitors Fri.
day. While here they enjoyed a
plunge in the lake.
J. w. Mallory and wife, Miss
Ethel Rogers and Frank Baalage
left Friday for week S outing at
Green creek
Geo. w. Box, vile, and family ar
rived Sunday from Tonopall. They are
visiting Mr.. Box's family
Sheriff and Mrs. Balzar Mrs. Chas.
Dimock and Chas. A. Box, Jr., drove
over to Sweetwa .er last Sunday eve
ming, returning Sunday
Gene Ferretti and Chas. Dimock
returned Sundas oyen;ils f.om Bishop
where they went to play base ball on
the Nina team. The score was Is to
i'll favor of Bishop.
Carl Bloom and +. F. Box went to
Bodie to attend the dance Saturday
night. They got home at s O'Clock on
Sunday morning.
J. l.. Girorx was aquitted for the
killing of his son. George, at the pre-
lmnary hearing inthe Nina Justice
Court last Saturday,Sa Withers was
held for trial in the District Court
without bail Withers killed an Indian
doctor at Qu en several months ago
Frank Barl,ge has been appointed
by Sheriff r; liar to attend the Natl
Rifle Shoot in Ohio next month.
A. MCLEAN is being held by. Sehriff
Balzar at the ">,,uest of Chief oI; Pol
ice White of San Francisco. for for
gerry.
Oscar Gerb;g returned Sunday eve
ming from Gregory's, where lie has
spent several days looking after cat
tie.
Henry Boerin ahd fhmily spent
last Sunday afternoon looking over
work done by the Highway Construc-
ton Co on the west side OF the lake.
Adolph Weber OF Luning visited his
wig property in Cat Creek~last
s EarI BLOOM ifFe Monday Tor Rodie
where lie will go 10 work.
Judge and Mrs. Walsh came in from
Goldfield last Sunday evening. The
Judge held Court on Monday.
Mrs. w. F. 1lager, who looked
after the Gillley and Derig stores, as
well as the Post Office, on the fourth,
rather startled stranger that rush
ed into Derig's to order sugar. He
was, told that sugar was too scarce
to sell, but he coud get il at the next
store.
When he appeared there he was con-
fronted again by Mrs, Eager. The
man looked at her and asked, Are
you the lady OF the other store or am
| gone bugs ?"
W. w. Wiley of Mill Valley and G..
Waffle oil Berkeley arrived in Haw-
thorne Wednesday morning. They
will inspect mining claims in Cat
Creek belonging to Fred Weber and
in Cottonwood belonging to John
Jungberg.
Mrs. c. r. Gilkey of Thorne, who
has been very i'll with Typhoid, is
slowly improving.
+. B. Ba1zar and family, c. B. Burk-
ham and iamily,and Mrs. c. L. Dimock
and Chas. Box spent last Sunday picnic
ing at Sweetwater,
Mrs F. B. Bnlzar is visiting relatives
at Bridgeport
The s months old 'oaby of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Connolly of Nina died very
suddenly last Monday morning at
the home of Mrs. Connelly's mother
in Hawthorne, where the family has
been visiting, from an attack of hernia.
Mr.. Connolly came in from Nina and
the little body was laid to rest in the
Hawthorne cemetery on Tuesday.
Frank Barlagc, accompanied by
Miss Ethel Rogers, drove in from
Reno last Monday Miss Rogers will
visit with Mrs. Mallory for several
days.
w. ]. Wamback, an employe at
work on the Walker Lake Highway
had his hand severely injured by the
explosion of giant cap which he was
preparing for aolast
riff Balzar and his handsome
~ efficient assistant, Charley Dimock
have completed the Mineral Co tity
tax roll for 1920 and the book is now
in the hands of the printers. The
work is being done in the Bulletin