The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-05
INLAY NEWS NOTES
Of LOCAL INTEREST
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daughters departed for Roseville
Thursday night on business. Mr..
Swords is trying to work up a trade
with some man there.
Mrs. E. G. Jackson was a visitor to
Wfnnemucca Saturday.
j. K. Stone, master mechanic of
Sparks, was t~ransacting business In
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Tomamichel was a
Winnemucca shopper Saturday.
Mrs. ]. o. Beatty and son, Morri-
son.. visited relatives in winnemucca
Friday and Saturday.
Joe Miller of Mill City spent
Wednesday shopping in Inlay.
Thomas Jackman and daughters,
verna and Katherine, were in town
Wednesday, en- route to Kansas City.
w. G. Bowrin, who runs the Inlay
diary, had the misfortune to lose one
of his milk cows Friday night. 1t was
thought the animal swallowed some
thing which caused h~emorrhages.
o. o. Johns vas distributing a car
of slab wood in town last week. The
"a was loaded at Hobart Mills.
Johnny Ryan of Unionville was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Leonard of
U~nionville returned last Wednesday
from st. Helena, Cal. where Mr..
Leonard has received x-Ray treat
ments. His arm is quite stiff yet,
due to the a upsetting some weeks
ago as Mr.. Leonard was coming in
from U~nionville to go to st. Helena.
John Gross was in town Friday.
Edward Ornbaum of Sacramento,
Cal, cattle buyer for Samson &
Son, arrived in his car Monday in
search of stock.
Nellie Thornton of Star Canyon
vas in town Thursday, en- route to
Winnemucca.
Mrs. Dorondo Downs spent Satur-
day shopping In Winnemucca.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter,
Alice. and son.. Edward, came from
Unionville Saturday and proceeded
to Reno, where they will spend the
winter. Miss Alice and Edward at
tend school there.
Frank Davidson of Star Canyon
was seen in town Thursday. en- route
to Wfnnemucca.
Samuel Frank. cattle buyer for H.
Moffat & Co. of San Francisco. was
in town on business Friday.
Carlos Agler. who has been on the
Thacker ranch, was taken ill Tues
day and removed to the hospital at
Lovelock for treatment.
Guy Hall spent Friday in Winnie
mucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Springer and
daughter. Maxine. and son. Ellsworth,
of Fallon spent the weekend with
friends in town, returning home Mon
day. They also visited with rela-
tives at Mill City and Unionville as
they came over. The Springers are
former residents of Inlay.
Mrs. J.. r. Tullis was a Winnie
mucca visitor Saturday.
Little Leroy Wroten celebrated his
fourth birthday Thursday afternoon
and invited Norman Nelson. Carol De-
vine. Mary and Janet Waltenspeil.
Iiticu lHbili pSOH. NlilTcu anu ION
Stevens. Helen Bowrin. Bertha, Ruth
and Walter Bowrin. Hathwell Cor
biere. Morrison Beatty. Ruby and
Elizageth Swords to help him play
games and eat ice cream and cake,
which they did with pleasure.
y A. Kibbee visited W%innemucca
SUI v.
more burros in town for the
@ d to enjoy. but they invariably
II trouble. too. Little Bernice
Thacker fell off one Sunday after
noon and ~sprained her wrist.
NJ. f. Pratt. mine operator at
Dun Glen. spent Sunday in town.
j. McMaraha, foreman of boiler
makers on the Salt Lake division.
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pierce and
son and Misses Thelma and Beatrice
Skinner and their father. Robert
Skinner, of Galena. Kansas, were In
town Monday bound for Southern
California by auto. They had a baby