Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-02-12
Items Of Local Interest

lin, who were in Carson last week
in conference with the Public Ser
uice Commission in an effort to re-
tain our electric service, have all
returned home.
j. w. Mallory, who has been on
an extended visit to San Francisco.
returned Thursday. Mrs. Mallory
and son Frank will remain in the
city for some time.
Jim Hunt, who recently had a sur
gical operation performed on his
head. is again i'll Reno hospital,
where a second operation will be
performed.
Bill Gibson is an arrival from
Minden on visit to his daughters,
he Misses Charlotte and Theresa.
Fred Wilcox, mining magnate
of Dry creek, was in town yester-
day.
Flags in honor of Lincoln's
birthday were displayed on the
school house, court house and bus
mess houses.
7. H. Brown, deputy collector
of internal revenue, will be in the
postoffice in Hawthorne on the af-
ternoon of February 10th and the
morning of February 18th, when
he will furnish taxpayers with all
information desired regarding their
income tax and assist them in max
ing out their returns. Income tax
returns must reach the collector Of
internal revenue on or before the
18th OF March, otherwise penal
ty will be imposed.
Miss Florence Minert arrived from
Los Angeles last Monday to live
with her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Gerbig,
and attend the Mineral County High
school.
John Wichman came over from
Fast Walker last Friday to attend
the meeting Oh the Board of County
Commissioners. He was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S Morgan
of East Walker and Mrs. Leo Os-
borne and family of Yerington, who
were the guests of Mrs. Henry
sBoerl;nl J. They returned to their
homes on Sunday
MrsM F. Hiscox arrived from
Nina last Monday. She expects to
reside here Gor some time and has
rented the Wallace cottage.
J. w. Mallory returned last Thurs
day iron a two months visit to San
Francisco. Mrs. Mallory will re-
main in the bay city until April.
F. B. Balzar and wife, ]. H. White
and Henry Boerlin, who were on the
committee to interview the Public
Service Commission in regard to the
lights, returned home last Thursday
Mrs. J. H.. Miller has been very
i'll during the past week in Reno
Charley Ferretti, who has been too
i'll to travel, was not able to return to
his home in Reno last Friday, is still
in Hawthorne His health is i'm
proving very slowly.
= Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Everett returned
from Yerington Sunday. Mr.. Everett
has sufficient work in sight here to
keep him busy for the next six months
Mrs. A. Crownovcr visited relatives
in Schruz Sunday.
c. B. Burkham and wife, who have
been visiting in Reno, returned Sunday
G. B. Stannard, ]. c. Rodder, Mrs,
]. C. Rodder, J. H. White, Mrs, ] II
White. and A. J. Mccarthy, have ret
turned from Carson where they have
been in attendance on the hearing be-
lore the Public Service Commission
on the application of the Nevada
California Po~er Company to take the
electric lights out of Hawthorne.
Henry Bocrlin and son Arvin made
q trip to Reno last week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CerbiR went to
meet thei niece, who was expected in
from the south, but Hailed to make
connections, there being no Sunday
train service between Laws and Nina.
The Rev. Mr.. Cowan held services
- AZ the hirh school building last Thura-