Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-09-03
Items Of Local Interest

The Hawthorne schools will re-
sumo operations next Tues day.
Mrs. Anne Moore of Berkeley, Cal.
will teach the grammar grades and
Miss Stella Franklin of Fallon will
have charge of the primary classes.
Mr.. Keplinger and Miss Hull +,
who SO successfully taught in the
high school last term, have been
re engaged for the present term.
J. M. Krippner spent few days in
town this week, talking about old times
to old acquaintances. He returned to
Reno yesterday.
Sheriff Balzar has been laid up sew
eral days with very distressing at
tack of inAammatory rheumatism.
J. c., Rodder and wife motored to
Nina Wednesday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. A. q. Crownover, who
will make her home in that town.
Dewey Conrad, who has been en-
,pioyed as draughtsmen in the office of
the Mineral County Power system,
Z departed for Reno Sunday. He will
enter the Uuiersity to complete his
college course.
Mrs Annetta Stallard visited friends
in Yerington during the week.
R. A. White and wife, Mrs. F
w Corder and Will Teitsworth of
oakland are visiting Hawthorne,
being the guests of District Attor-
ney White
Mrs. P Nicolas departed Wednesday
for Reno, where she will visit with
friends for few days.
The rains of Wednesday washed out
the Alum creek road so badly as to
make it nearly impossible. This is
the second time in the past month that
this road has been washed out, and
the Mineral Point Mining Company
has been obliged to take men out of the
mines in order TO make repairs.
The community party at the K. P.
hall last Saturday was most success
fui affair. Cards, instrumental music
singing and refreshments were the
features of the evening.
Henry Shoppers of Salt Lake has
'ztaicen bond and lease on the old Big
Indian property in Cory canyon. He
lthas fitted UP an arastra and is running
through lot of good grade ore.
The Mineral Point Mining Company,
operating in Alum creek and North
canyon, has about 20 men on the pay
roll. They contemplate the building
of quartz mill and the installation Of
q four-mile pipe line.
Fay Baker and Mrs. Frank Baker
passed Through town Monday morning
enroute from their home in Nina to
Yerington and Reno.
Jack Mallory left the fore part Of
che week for the hills, where he will
get out the towns winter supply of
fuel.
u w. Keplinger and family return
ed Tuesday morning from Berkeley,
where they have spent the summer.
Dan Sullivan and c. Quill, who have
been auditing the Mineral county
books left for Carson last Monday
c. L. Dimock and family returned
this week from Carson, where Mr.
Dimock has been attending the annual
meeting of the State Board of Asses
sors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamill of Nina
were visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Currie of Nina was Wis.,
fling her daughter, Mrs. c. L. Dimock,
this week.
Dale Jones came in from the road
camp near Schurz to spend last week
end with his family.
The Misses Summerfield of Nina
will attend high school here next term.
They have rented the Jim Mckay
house, and are putting in extensive
Improvements.
f. F. Box and Bob Young came in
from Nina last Saturday night to at
tend the Community party
John Miller returned Monday from
few days camping trip at Silver
lake.
Mrs. Allen Reeves of Tonopah was
the guest of Mrs. ]. H. Miller for sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Newman have
taken up homestead in Whiskey fiat
and have moved bunch of horses out
there for winter range Mrs. New