The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-01-16
News and Notes
From Caliente

When Edna Milsap went east several
weeks ago no one knew she had any
thing up her sleeve. 30 It was . COM
plete surprise to her many friends
here to learn of her marriage in Salt
Lake December to Earl Webb Of MIL
ferd. The ceremony was performed
In the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev.
Davies. 1t was q quiet wedding, only
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Milsap. being present. After q short
honeymoon the happy couple visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Milsap in Caliente
before leaving for their home in Mil
ford. The bride has lived in Caliente
several years and her gracious, sweet
personality has won her q host Of
friends. She took prominent part in
the social life of Caliente and 1t Is re-
gretted that her new life will take her
away. Mr.. Webb is fireman on tho
Salt Lake route and is we'll and favor
ably known all along the line The
people Of Caliente wish them all hap
piness and success
Another surprise followed closely
upon the heels of the Webb Milsap
wedding. Clyde Olson and Rose La
Ward. both Of Caliente. walked over to
Judge Palmer's after the show Sat-
urday night of last week and were
quietly married. Miss Blanche Jeffs
and George Himstreet were the wit
nesses When they left the judges
home. however. they found that their
secret was out, for crowd followed
them to the Smith hotel. where the
youngsters were waiting for them with
tin cans and lively charivara fol-
lowed. Later the crowd repaired to the
Milsap home. where Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Webb were treated (O to another SER
enade. Like the good sports they are
they invited the crowd In and served .
delicious lunch. The evening was
spent In music and jollity and before
dispensing the newlyweds were given
the ride of their young lives through
the streets of Caliente in the Honey
moon Special. followed by a real torch
light procession. 1t was all Impress
i've. II you don't believe 1t, ask them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willard Smith have
moved into company house No. 2.
Mile Wilkes and Beth Himstreet
have returned to St. Mary's academy at
Salt Lake.
Lester Burt has returned from Los
Angeles. where he went to celebrate
the passing Of 1919.
General Manager Comstock and SUI
perintendent Cullen visited Calients
recently on railroad business.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ralston Of Big
Springs spent the holidays In Calisnte
as the guests of MIR. and Mrs Robert
Sands.
Frank Pace recently made q short
trip TO Los Angeles. A. g. Blad had
charge of the meat market In his alb
sence.
Mrs. F. J. Boudreau and brother,
John Zumstein. have returned from
Durango. Col. where they spent the
holidays with relatives.
Miss Edna Himstreet has returned to
Milford to resume her duties as teach
er In the public school. having spent
the holidays with her parents here.
Mrs. c. L. Alquist was taken seri-
ously Ill recently and went to salt
Lake. where she is recovering At Holy
Cross hospital. Mr.. AlQuist and Mrs
c. 1. Himstreet accompanied her.
The Brotherhood Of Railway GARNER
entertained the people Of Caliente and
vicinity at q grand ball December IS
Music was furnished by the CAl!ent,
orchestra. all the members being alst
members Of the B. r. c. Delicious rs
treatments were served 1t nidnigh
an svsrybedy had regular seoA time