The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-13

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Lamond c. Woods OF Joseco Is In
Phoebe.
Mrs. Lena Faust will leave Monday
for her home In Delta. Utah
John Amsden motored to Comet last
Sunday. returning the same day.
Claude Cole. cattieman of the Dutch
John district. was In Phoebe Saturday.
Joe Deimue OF the Round Valley
ranch was In Phoebe Tuesday on bust
ness.
Luke J. McNamee. lawyer OF Phoebe.
is visiting with his family in Los An
geies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar A. Knox have
moved into the Lloyd home. on Angel
street.
William Cuiverwell. sheriff of Lin
coin county. motored up from Caiiente
Thursday.
Tom Kranovich of the Geyser ranch
came into Phoebe last Tuesday to spend
few days.
Arthur Rean. e. C. ID. Marriage and
Hayward Price We're Comet visitors
last Sunday.
f. II. Snyder left last Saturday fol
~ ut.
mining holdings.
Carlisle Wilcox, well known musi
clan of Panaca, was Phoebe visitor
this week on business.
| Joshua wadsworth rode up from
Panaca last Wednesday He reports
heavy snow on the road.
| r. Button. Charley Leavitt and Johl
C. Gould were Phoebe visitors las
week from Sioux Falls. S. d.
Franklin Wheaton Smith. f. NJ. an
Captain H. r. Patch left for Arizon
last Saturday after spending a week i
Phoebe.
Mrs. c.. f. Zube left for Pasaden
last Monday. where she will make a
extended visit with relatives an
friends.
f. D. Smiley, manager of the Tsne
stem Comet Mining Company, drov
into Phoebe Wednesday, accompanie
by his family.
The many friends of District Attol
ney and Mrs. A. l.. Scott will be gla
to know that both they and their bo,
are well again.
Goo Sam. who has presided over II
dining department of the Mountai
View hotel for long time, Will lea,
for the Orient this week.
Isabel Ewing has been quite i'll wit
the grippe during the week but is no
improving. If able she expects to lea
for Los Angeles next week.
Il Fritz Erickson, superintendent
ithe Black Metal mine. was called
Salt Lake Wednesday on account
/ the serious illness of his wife.
Mrs. Alexander Lloyd and family le
' for Salt Lake Wednesday. where tn
e intend to make their future home. N
i Lloyd will join them in few days.
George w. Snyder, manager of I
u Black Metal mine at Jaekrabbit, i
last Tuesday for Salt Lake on tu.
n ness connected with the company.
Invitations are out for housewarl
= ing at the residence of Mr.. and M
George w. Franks, on McCann
y street. to take place tomorrow evenir
II.
streets of Phoebe last Thursday.
;, reports the roads in good shape. sayi
= that no chains We're necessary on
= trip.
lie George w. Adair and family exp
is to leave tomorrow for Burbank. Ut
where Mr.. Adair will be associa
with the Utah Nevada Land and 9
- tie Company.
r. Charles Culverwell. accompanied
e. Miss Mamie Orr and f. H. Man
'e, spent Sunday in Comet They W
t. much impressed with the wonder
rs new strike of ore on the Stella pr
erty.
Id Fl. S. Berray of Los Angeles. whc
4 heavily interested in the Virginia L
g. Use company, arrived in Phoebe to
n to attend the annual meeting Of
I'd company, which will be held Mon
nd next.
- John L. Whipple, who expected
visit Phoebe last week on min
To- business on his return from st. Geo
re. was forced to return to the ranch
'oe way of Alamo on account of the he
dy, condition Of the roads.
ng.
re. White Leghorn chix every Tues
IN SIS per ZOE; Barred Rocks. Reds,
*. ingtons, Anconas, Black Minorcas
,rd and Brown Leghorn prices on appl
is ton; breeding cockrels. Enoch Cr'
Seabright, Cal.
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