The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-08-27
Phoebe Brevities

Chester Cook came in from the Bris-
toll Monday evening. returning to the
mine the next day.
w. H. Hosking motored to Eagle
Valley last sunday and spent the day
there as the guest of friends.
DR.. II. S. Behring spent Sunday eve
ming in caliente with friends. return
Ing TO Phoebe Monday morning.
Hubert Kleine left for Provo. Utah.
Monday morning. He will attend
school this winter in the Utah city.
Editor Campbell of the Caliente News
was among the visitors from that city
at the baseball game here last Sunday
Walker Lee of Wilson Creek spent
last Sunday in Phoebe as the guest of
friends. whom he accompanied to the
ball game.
Roy r. Orr left Phoebe "Wednesday
noon for Los Angeles. where he will
spend few days on business in con-
neetion with the Ford agency.
Watson S. Side-Livermore and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mackleprang and a party
of friends spent Wednesday at the
Eight-Mile cabin. where they enjoyed
an all-day picnic.
Ballots for the primary election In
Lincoln county are now in the hands
of the printer and will be ready for
distribution by the sheriff to the vari-
Gus election precincts within the mex,
few days.
chilly rain, continuing during the
evening and night of Tuesday, visited
this district this week and has proven
a welcome relief from the hot weather
of the last three weeks. The water
did not descend in torrents, as is gen
orally the case at this time of the year
but fell gently, being accompanied by
brisk and cool wind. Roads were
not damaged by the fall of water and
travel by motor vehicle proceeded un-
hampered
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dolan went tc
Salt Lake Tuesday, where an X-ray
picture will be taken of Mrs. Dolan's
ankle, which was sprained in a fal
some time ago. While in Salt Lake II
is the intention of Mr.. Dolan accord.
ing to his friends. to investigate pro
fessional baseball with view to try.
ing his hand at it. "Speck" has man,
friends and admirers in this vicinity
all of whom will wish him luck IL h.
dons a league uniform.
Mrs. Hall Honor Guest of the 500 CluI
The Five Hundred Club met yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]
d. Van Vleet Some invited guest
were in attendance and Mrs. A. A. Hal
hn no q,
Lake, was the honor guest. In the con
test for the prize Mrs. Joseph Delmu
was the winner. Refreshments wer
served and a most enjoyable afternoo
was spent by those present. Member
of the club present were Mrs. Hele
Morse, Mrs. Victor Huson. Mrs j. L
Van Vleet, Mrs. Joseph Delmue an
Miss Mamie Jacobson. Invited guest
were Mrs, A. A. Hall. honor guest; Mr.
Albert Delmue. Mrs. j. J.. Bowman
Mrs. C. A. Thompson. Mrs Arthu
Thomas and the Misses Frankie an
Antoinette Jacobson.
DR.. Duckworth In Trouble in Salt LAX
DR.. 7. o. Duckworth, formerly mar
ager of the hospital in Phoebe but no
of Salt Lake, who was recently indic
ed by United States grand jury on
charge of illegally prescribing spec
fed amounts of narcotics to patient
had failed up to Wednesday afternoo
to furnish the required bond of SIS ,0t
to answer to the federal court when
convenes early in November. The ii
dictment of DR.. Duckworth was n
made public until Monday of tn
week, at which time the warrant w;
issued and the arrest was made
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