The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-16

10, Utah whose history and that OF
the i. ID. s. church Is closely connect
ed. The Latter Day Saints, no matter
where they are located. have great
reverence for this day. The program
! for the observance of the day this year
In Alamo Is as follows:
Salute at dayb eak bycaptain OF the
| artillery, william Lamb Sr.
| Parade at . q. m. sharp.
Program starts at 1880 sharp.
Master Of ceremonies. Bishop w. T.
Stewart.
| Music by Caliente band.
Singing by the choir, my Nevada"
Prayer by James +. Hansen.
song. chous, Come. Come. Ye
saints,s by Ada Cox and company.
pioneer talk by Mrs. Annie Riggs.
song. by Mrs. q. Edgar Nesbitt
Recitation by Mrs. Margery Gotham
Music by the string band.
/ Male quartette by Joseph Cox and
company.
Music by the band.
Singing by the choir, queen OF the
West"
Prayer by James Hansen.
sports at 2 o'clock.
Big ball game between Caliente and
Alamo at I pam.
Dance for the children, s p. m.
Big dance for adults In the evening
The committees for the celebration
are as follows:
Parade-Sumner Stewart, w. F
Thorne, william Lamb Jr., Ernest Hig'
bee. Madge Pace, Mrs. Luna Brown
Mrs. Annie Riggs. Mrs. Mary Stewart
Emma Richard. Mary Stewart. Leols
Cutler, Theresa Stewart. Margery Cot
tam. =,
Finance-George Saxon, Bishop w
T. stewart, Andy Richard. Earl Wads
worth.
sports-G. Edgar Nesbitt. Timberlin
: Riggs. Omer Stewart. Joseph Foremas
ter. Alice Richard. winnifred Cutler
Margery Gotham. Mamie StoweN.
The general committee Is compose
of Winnifred Cutler, Sumner Stewar
W. r. Thorne and Mrs. Madgc Pace
Lawrence Bracken. well-know
cattlcman Of Pine Valley. Utah. was
. business visitor here last week.
=. Two Alamo girls were all smiles 9
account OF the arrival Of two dashin
:. Youths from Panaca. The visitors wei
CARLYLE wilcox and Lorrain Lee. TIT
were accompanied to Ash spring
Miss CESSNA and Miss Mary stewart.
Last Monday Billy Lamb and Ern
Higbee conducted an excursion to Al
aprinr and a number OF the Alan
boys had flne bath.
John w. Wedge has been In Pioc
on business Of an official nature.
The Alamo Visitors to Caliente Ju
DV were IA follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
ard wadsworth, Earl Wadswor'
-. Theresa Stewart. Ruby Wedge. ThelI
Shumway. Evan Davis. Emma Rtcha
Karl Forcmaster. Carlos Stewart. We
SUBWAY, Irwin Riggs. Lynn Bot
- vivian stewart. Dave Stewart. G
w stewart and Miss Lcola Cutler.
Tho Alamo regulars played the
: iente team 1t the Caliente celebrate
Tho visitors were badly beaten.
score being - to : In favor OF Caller
Lon stewart has moved his fan
to the Prince mine. where he - m
,cI. ager OF tho Hodges-Cook Mercan
Company'a Prince store.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Peterson. Nola I
xuson. Lynn Bolts. Jewel Sharp.
Lamb, ThelmA Shumway and Jos
Ferguson Jr. motored up to HI
Half-Acre" sunday. where they
joysd themselvee kodaking and
nickink. =
Timberline Riggs Il now perman
& " settled In the valley with his =
according TO Mr.. Riggs. The strer
Of the swArms has been greatly
duced. hot weather and railroad
being the main reasons for losin
:. number of the workers. The car y
carried the bees from AoapA TO
ents was about fourteen days on
road
~ The visitors to Ash spring SUI
IL were Pres Lamb. Jewel Sharp.