The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-09-03
Phoebe Brevities

Luke J. McNamee and George W.
Franks made business trip to Alamo
yesterday.
The local chapter Of the Rebekah
lodge has announced a dance to take
place at Thompson's opera house under 4
the auspices OF the order September a. |
Franklin Z. wadsworth OF Panaea
/ was a business caller in Phoebe Thurs (
day. Mr.. wadsworth is the democratic
candidate for district attorney of Lin
coin county.
Murray Godbe of Salt Lake. manager
of the Prince Consolidated Mining
Company. arrived at the mine Thurs
day and conferred with the local Of
icials Of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Hall. Misses Ma
mie, frankie and Antoinette Jacobson.
Miss Evelyn Roeder. Wilson w. Grubbs
and Chester Cook motored to the vi
cinity of the big trees last Sunda,
afternoon. They report an enjoyable
trip.
Miss Antoinette Jacobson went to
Salt Lake Monday, where she will at
tend school during the winter. She ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hall
who have been visiting here for few
days. on the return trip to their home
in Salt Lake.
Frank A. Champion. mining engineer
of Santa Monica. Cal. was in Phoebe
several days this week looking after
the property Of the Nevada Horn Sill
yer Mining Company. located near the
Bristol Mines.
A letter to Phoebe friends gives the
news of the marriage of Mrs. Isabe
Ewing to Dan Stewart at Bakersfield
Cal. recently. Mr.. Stewart was foI
merly connected with the Black Meta
mine at Jackrabbit. leaving Pioch'
about six months ago for California
Everett Wade, who has been in Sal
Lake for the last six weeks. returne
to Phoebe Wednesday for a short stay
during which time he will look afte
his mining interests in this vicinity
Mr. Wade was accompanied by hi
brother, J. L. Wade. also of Salt LAX
number of Phoebe people attende
a picnic party at the Point Tuesda
evening, the trip from town bein
made about 3 o'clock. Those attendin
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bowman, M
and Mrs. c. A. Thompson. Miss Nam
Jacobson and DR.. H. s. Behring. II
trip was made by automobile.
Luke J. McNamee motored to Cal
ente Sunday, where he met his fathe
F.. r. McNamee. who was passir
ot through the railroad city enroute
~ his home in Los Angeles. F. r. Men
NEE expects to come to Phoebe Septer
lis Der to confer with the members
!. , the board Of county commissioners.
th' David Gillespie, who was born
ere Panaca and who spent most of
ur early life there, has enlisted in t
up heavy artillery, Seventh company.
Fort Macarthur, San Pedro. Cal. accor
W" ing to a letter received from the you
soo mans parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. G
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80 Ed Mackleprang went out to
ranch Wednesday morning, where
.15O expects to remain for several ds
while clearing up business affairs
fore assuming charge of the old c
ranch. which was recently purcha
by E. l.. Nores of Los Angeles.
10 latter is expected to arrive in Pho,
tomorrow to begin the active mana
ment of the ranch property.
ked Judge William E. Orr and fan
06 left last Sunday for their home at
OIL Vegas, where the Judge will rem
02 until September 20, when he will
O5 turn to Phoebe for another session
02 the district court. Alex Orr acc,
.01 panied the party as mechanic, the
.36 being made overland. Judge Orr
his family spent the month of Aus
sked. in Phoebe, there having been sess
.43A Of court held internationally dul
.18A that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dolap retul
20 last week from Salt Lake, where
latter underwent an X-ray exam
tion to ascertain the nature of injr
.I to her ankle, the result of a fall s
time ago while on a camping tri
the vicinity of Wilson Creek.
member was swollen to such an
tent that an x-ray examination
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