The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23
Personal
items

rived from Reno last week
The young child Of Claude v. Cole
il reported seriously i'll
Fred Kraekas drove in from the /
Nores ranch Friday.
Attorney Sarah ImObersteg was a
Phoebe visitor Sunday.
viii Lee and son OF Panaca we're |
In Phoebe today.
Tom Harvey arrived from Caliente
last Saturday.
Mrs. Schofeld Of Bristol was a
Phoebe visitor during the week.
David Matthews. Jr., Of Spring
Valley was in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hedges, of
the Prince, were Phoebe vicitors
Wednesday.
Alex Orr arrived last week from
Las Vegas, after spending several
weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Gillett
motored over from Princetown last
Wednesday.
Frank Garrison from Wilson
Creek was in town Saturday for sup
plies.
Mrs. Ted Champion has leased the
McCormac home and will remain all
winter in Phoebe.
A weekend party will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Delmue at their
home in Rose Valley.
Mrs. Ed Price entertained Mrs.
A. l.. Scott and A. I. Harrison at
luncheon Monday.
Theo. Champion lett Thursday for
Santa Monica, Calf, on a visit to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Delmue were in
from Rose Valley Tuesday night for
the Big Dance.
James Hollinger, County Commits
sioner and stockman of Spring VAL
ley spent two days in Phoebe this
week.
Mrs. Fannie Woodhead is now in
Salt Lake with her husband and will
remain there for awhile.
Ed Snyder, prominent mining man
of Salt Lake and Phoebe, was in town
last week looking over his properties
VIM. j. lillian, who is interested
in the Sale Lake-Pioche Mining Co.,
was a business visitor here this
week.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Hames, Wednesday
night Dr. Hastings was in attend
ance.
Chas. and Clark Horsey, sons Of
Judge Chas. Lee Horsey, left last
Saturday for Los Angeles, where
they will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swedenberg o.
Bristol attended the dance at the
Oddfellows Hall last Tuesday, re
turning to camp the same night.
Alva Garrett, who is in charge O.
the installation of machinery at thu
new Lake Valley MILL was in Pioch'
yesterday on business.
Miss Martha Jane Van Ness, o
Pasadena, Calf, arrived Monday il
Phoebe and is the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j.. l.. Nores.
DR.. and Mrs. Hastings entertained
at dinner Monday. The guests wer
VIM H. Pitts, Victor Huson and ]
r. Fitzgerald.
Judge Chas. Lee Horsey, presiden
of the Virginia Louise Mining Co
arrived in Phoebe Monday and eS
poets to remain a while with hi
family.
VIM H. Pitts left for Salt Lag
City yesterday to attend meetin
of the stockholders of the Prime
mine, to be held October 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bowman enter
tanned at cards Thursday Thos
present were Col Maurice j. Finl
G.. w. Franks and Miss Isabelle o.
borne.
Earl Mathews, assessor, is agai
in his office at the court house, aftt
! l. - he,
he attended the meetings of tt
State Board of Equalization.
John Janney, president of Il
Phoebe Mines company, arrive
Thursday evening after an absen'
of several months on account of
health. His many friends are gls
to see him back.
A. l.. Scott is now in New Vol
City, he expects to visit Washingto
Philadelphia and Chicago before r
turning to Phoebe. He is expect
to arrive here about October 5th.
Guy Snyder attended the speci
show at Thompson's opera hou
Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph Golf al
Airs. Lester Rankin also motored
from Bristol to view the entertai
ment
Colonel Maurice j. Fink, gener
manager of the Nevada Silver Klo
dixie, let for New York City on blu
ness today. He expects to be go
two weeks. w. E. Brodie accompa
led him to Caliente.
Ralph Olinghouse left for s.
Lake this morning where he W
have an X-Ray photo taken of
broken shoulder. Mr.. and M
Henry Olinghouse accompanied h
as far as Caliente.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Huff and ba
from Fillmore, Utah, arrived Nj
da- in Phoebe by auto to be
ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Cole. The sudden illness Of tn
baby caused them to return to
more the next day.
Friel Lvtle of Rose Valley is ha
ing produce into Phoebe from
ranch. Mr.. Lyle reports that
crops are good this year and