The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-14
INLAY NEWS NOTES
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| INLAY, December 13.-Carl Shu-
bert has taken the position vacated
by James Garrow, chief engineer of
! the highway. Mr.. Garrow resigned
to take UP another position. We are
glad to note the improvement on the
highway the past few months. The
road will be in splendid condition by
spring.
Mrs. E. G. Jackson spent Saturday
in Lovelock.
| Mrs. j. T. Beale was called to Love-
lock to act on the jury. She left for
that city Sunday night.
Miss Clara Adrian departed for
Reno Sunday on No. s.
r. H. Stevens visited Winnemucca
| Tuesday
NJ. Grant was an arrival Saturday
| from his home in Fallon. He will re-
main to visit until the holiday vaca-
| ton with Mrs. Grant, who is principal
o fthe schools here.
William Connors came in Thursday
from Tungsten mines, for supplies.
| J. A. Barret spent a few days in
Sparks the past week
y. Mckay of Sparks has arrived
to FIJI the position left vacant by Mr.. |
Swords.
A number of Italians who were laid
off have departed the past week for
various cities in California for the
winter.
II. w. Concannon, newly appointed
storekeeper at Ogden, was in town
last week. He accompanied the sup
ply train.
Robert Wilson of Pennsylvania has
accepted position as call boy.
Mrs. Hanson and Miss Damn of
Loyelock were guests at the home of
the latters sister, Mrs. Charles Mel
son, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Talcott were
guests of honor at dance given by |
the Unionville residents, last Satur- |
day night at the schoolhouse. A good |
crowd was in attendance, despite the |
inclemency of the weather, and a |
very delightful evening was spent |
Most delicious refreshments were |
served during the evening. Hearty |
congratulations were extended the |
young people.
Joe Grieler. roadmaster for the
Inlay Carlin subdivision, was in
town the forepart of the week
Owen Redford attended the dance |
at Lovelock Saturday night.
Nobody home' In the issue of the !
7th the names of Mrs. George Copley, |
Mrs Julia Grant and Miss Frances |
Case were omitted, as participating |
in the shower" given Mrs. Henry !
Talcott.
Delbert Taylor spent last Monday |
with relatives in Dun Glen.
Otis Weeks, resident engineer of |
Ogden, was an official visitor the fore
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Chapple and |
small son attended the dance at Love- |
lock Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wuertele de-
parted for California last Tuesday |
night, to visit with relatives at vari-
Gus points and enjoy the sunshine
and flowers, escaping cold weather |
here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCaully were |
Lovelock visitors last Saturday.
Morris Fisher superintendent of
bridge building, was seen in town
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Talcott spent
few days in Lovelock the past week. !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Boulding at |
tended the dance given by the PERISH
ing County Club at LOvelock last |
Saturday night
oLuis V. Pflum, we'll known mining |
man of Star Canyon, has returned to
Santa Clara Valley for the winter.
w. Higgins, bookkeeper for the
Arizona silver mines at Unionville, |
was in town Monday.
William Nelson, who has been do !
ing assessment work on his prospects |
in Bloody Canyon, returned Monday !
to Winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Austin spent |
Saturday in Lovelock.
Mrs. r. H. Stevens and son Wilfred
spent Wednesday in Winnemucca
shopping.
Fred Swords departed for Sparks |
last week to join his family.
Some tramps, or at least men oEt |
of employment, used the schoolhouse |
for a lodging place one night last |
week. They molested nothing. only |
seeking shelter for the night, appar-
emily. Let's say they were welcome! |
Miss Annie Thacker has been i'll
the past week.
Mike Kearns of the Inlay Canyon
mines was in town Monday for some |
supplies.
Charles E. Gates and Mrs. Frank |
Barber, both of Sparks. were united |
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