The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-08-20

ana watson s. Side-Liyermore were
guests of Helen T. Morse at a session
OF cards Thursday evening of this
week.
John ]. Janney. Jack Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Florence Thomson yedder ana
Mrs Helen Morse spent last Sunday in
'he vicinity OF Wilson Creek as the
guests of friends
The case of Henry Gunderson against
the Atlanta Home Gold Mining Com
pany. involving a labor lien. has been
set for hearing before Judge William
+. Orr September 22.
Judge William f. Orr and family
expect to return to Las Vegas about
august 2s, the return trip to be made
overland. Judge Orr will return to
Pioche during September to dispose of
cases coming before him at that time.
Mrs. Eva Dolan is recovering from a
spralned ankle received while on a
camping trip last week. Mrs. Dolan
has been confined to her home on ac-
count or her injury and II. f. Freu-
denthal has been acting as county
clerk during her absence. ~
MIS- alexander Orr returned to Pr
oche Sunday after a vacation of two
months spent in Phovo. Utah. She at
once assumed charge of the Alexander
hotel. which has been under the man
agement OF her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Huson. during her absence
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Scott entertained
at dinner last Sunday in honor of
Mary Ann Price. who left Monday for
Los Angeles to make her future home
Those present were Mary Ann Price
James Price. Mrs. Carney and son of
Caliente and DIR. H. s. Behring.
An effort is being made to arrange
baseball game between Caliente and
Phoebe, to take place in Phoebe Sunday
afternoon, August 22 II the effort is
successful ample notice will be given
the baseball fans of Phoebe in order
that they may be in attendance at the
game.
Registration for the primary cleo
tIoh closed last Tuesday. A total of
apout thousand names were enrolled.
Ihree-fourths of the registrants name
the democratic party as their choice,
while the remaining fourth is divided
among the republicans, socialists and
independents.
maurice Bowling, who went to Salt
Lake to undergo an operation about
Two months ago, returned to his home
here Wednesday, Mrs. Bowling accom-
panying him. He gets about with the
ala OF crutches, but his friends will be
glad to learn that he expects to dis
card these In the near future.
"a. u. vores of Los Angeles. who re-
"nt'" purchased the Claude Cole ranch
a"r Phoebe, closed deal with Frank
thompson the first of the week for the
"S'dence property in Phoebe now occu-
nied by Mr. and Mrs A. A. sherman
Mr.. Nores expects to occupy the prop
erty about the middle of September.
Mrs. Carrie Buck, formerly OF Pi-
oche, who has been making her home
in Caliente for the last year. has re-
turned here and will open soft drink
and amusement parlor in her building
next to the postoffice Mrs Buck SAYS
that the place will be conducted for
both ladies and gentlemen and will be
open for business about September 1.
seventy-five people were the guests
of Florence Thomson Vedder and Mr..
and Mrs. Luke J. McNamee at the
Thompson opera house last Saturday
evening. between the hours of and
! o'clock. Dancing was the principal
pastime. Refreshments were served
and all present pronounced it one of
the most enjoyable social functions of
the present season.
Six Phoebe ladies were the guests of
Mrs. Joseph Delmue at the rancheta
Mrs. Joseph Delmue at luncheon at the
ranch Wednesday afternoon, others
following later in the evening, COM
pleting picnic party similar to the
one held there month ago In the
evening the partv went to Flat Nose.
where all enjoyed an hours swim in
the pool Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Luke j. McNamee, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Van Vleet, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Huson Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts, Mrs.
Florence Thomson vedder Mrs. ]. H.
Hastings. Miss Isabelle Osborn Miss
frankie Jacobson, Wilson w. Grubbs,
John ]. Janney, Earl T. Godbe.