The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-25
Personal Mention

Mrs. John Lewis OF the Mendha mine
business in Phoebe Tuesday.
Clarence Woodworth and Lewis Pad
dock of Modena. Utah. spent Tuesday in
Phoebe.
Al Larson spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Caliente visiting with
friends.
William Hammond of Eagle Valley
visited with friends in Pioche the first
Of the week.
B. A. Marshall has gone to Burley.
idaho, where he expects to be employed
in the future.
DIR. j. H. Hastings was called to Pa
naca on professional business last Sun
day afternoon
Jack and Claude Cole came In from
Wilson Creek Tuesday and transacted
business in Phoebe.
Raymond H. Carr of the Geyser dis
trict spent the first of the week in
Phoebe on business
William Stevens of California ar
rived in Phoebe Tuesday and expects to
remain here indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs William l.. Peden of
I Mtg Pine Cal. visited with friends and
relatives in Phoebe this week.
Mr. and Mrs.sDavid Empey and little
daughter came in from Atlanta Tues
day TO visit friends in Phoebe.
Mrs. Florence Thomson-Vedder will
arrive in Phoebe about the first Of July
for an indefinite stay, according to in
formation received here.
Chester Cook came n from the Bristol
mines Sunday and spent IA couple OF
days visiting with relatives and his
many friends in Phoebe.
Roy Price, who is employed at the
Phoebe pharmacy, left this morning FOL
Beaver, Utah, where he will enjoy
) vacation of thirty days with relatives
Miss Lucille Butler returned to he
: home at Panaca Tuesday morning. fol
lowing visit of six weeks duratio,
with relatives and friends in Pioch
and vicinity
Sheriff William Culverweli returne
: to his home at Caliente last Saturda !
: after spending most of the week II. IA
o. he on business in connection W.T.
his duties as sheriff.
] Judge William T.. Orr returned to HI
y home at Las Vegas Sunday. the rot
$ tine of court work for the summer ses
J. sion of the Lincoln county distri'
n court being completed
William IT. Hosking and John
Roeder are planning a fishing trip I'M
IT souther idaho within the next tW
he weeks The trip viii be made in
u Hosking's new Overland.
- Editor A. A. Sherman will leave f
~ Salt Lake today, where he will me
Ills daughter and two grandchildre
who are coming to Phoebe for a sur
r mers visit at the parental home.
"a The Misses Bernice and Mildred Ro
n Ter Of San Francisco are expected
nn arrive in Phoebe about July and W
a.. spend their annual vacation with the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John f. Roeder.
od w. J. Stephens, an old-time miner
a, Phoebe who recently returned after
le absence Of three years is nursing
va sprained ankle as the result of #
N. at the Price lease, where he is 81
re ployed.
William Flinspach of Violet Sprini
,., Utah, passed through Phoebe this we
on his return trip following visit
eo Salt Lake, where he received medi
:, =" attention for injuries received in
he =.
lay u. -----.
os- Verne Fitzgerald left "Wednesday
vas Salt Lake. where he expects to REM
by for several days on business He Y
lies return to Phoebe in ample time to p
hes ticipate in the Independence Day I
ge tivities July ..
che +. D. Lyon returned TO Caltente 7
ING day evening, where he boarded tr
80. TO-, Salt Lake. with the intention
dav later returning to the east. He 81
no. two days in Phoebe as the su IS,
10 Watson S. Side-Livermo-e
all Elton Olinghouse. who has been
for tending military school at Los Ange
heir returned home Monday. His brot
Ralph was unable to travel on acco
i, Of his recent accident while play
basketball and will return home Ia
,een
hree Nelson Baker returned to his HI
o. at the Golden Prince Monday even
med having completed an automobile
. TO to Salt Lake and return. His nj
Miss Leta Baker, accompanied him
win spend her summer vacation at
S Prince.