Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-12-31
Items of Local Interest

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c. B. Burkham was an arrival Wed
nesday morning from Reno.
M. J. Dondero, returned from Reno
last Wednesday morning. He reports
that due to the bursting of the appen.
dix it was necessary to operate on
Harvey as soon as the train arrived ir
Reno Saturday evening. Harvey
stood the operation we'll, but must re-
main in the hospital about three weeks.
c. B. Burkham is having the water
tunnel in Cory Canyon cleaned out, so
we may expect better supply of wa
ter next summer than we had the past
season.
All the Indians who could possibly
go, gathered al Christmas festival at
Schurz, which lasted for several days.
Tanlac will overcome that run down
debilitated condition and make you feel
like your old self agan. G. B. Stan
1 nard.
H. l.. Spencer and R. L. Merz of
Rawhide had business in town last
Wednesday,.
Richard Conway and a companion
who left Mono Lake for Bishop on the
18th inst, and who were supposed to
have perished in the snow, arrived in
safety at Bishop. according to word
telephoned from there. Relief parties
had been sent out from Bode. Mono
Lake and Bishop.
Word was received on Tuesday from
Bodie that heavy snow was falling
there, and that as fastas it fell it was
blown away by terrific wind. Snow
and sleet had gathered on the power
and telephone lines, making them as
thick as a mans wrist
Miss Lydia Shoppers is taking care
of the small Dondero girls while their
parents are in Reno with their brother,
who was taken to that place for med
ical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weems and Robert
Overman were visitors from Thorne
Christmas eve.
Mr.. Tomelin, station agent at Thorne
and daughters Dorothy and Alice, at
tended the Christmas entertainment
last Saturday night.
Hawthorne is very much in need of
a few street lights. If Main Street
could have two or three lights the city
would appear lot less bleak these
dark, wintry nights.
Get your Tanlac where they've got
it. G. B. Stannard.
A letter received Thursday from
Frank Yparraguirre says there are "a
inches of snow at Sweetwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dimock and
Kenneth spent Christmas in Nina with
Mrs. Dimock's mother. They were
entertained Christmas afternoon at a
dinner given at the B. F. Baker home
by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Currie.
c. S. Pherigo returned Christmas eve
from San Francisco where he has spent
the past few weeks.
Mrs. Neva Waters entertained few
friends at her home on Christmas
night.
Frank Barlage came in from Nina
to spend Christmas with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallace and Ella
had Christmas dinner with Mrs. Mingle
at her place on Walker Lake last SUM-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Doud and son
left last week for Yerington, where they
have purchased a home.
J. A. Mccarthy of Yerington spent
Christmas with relatives in Hawthorne
Christmas coming on Sunday all
places of business were closed Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boerlin played
Santa Claus to VIM. Niblets, Jerry Co.
stillo and Tom Sue, as is their usual
practice.
John Gill came in from the Stannard
ranch at Cat Creek to have Christmas
dinner with his family.
A telephone has been installed in
the J. H. White home.
The Hawthorne school board has
bought new heaters for the grammar
school. The school has never been
satisfactorily heated and it is hoped
that the new heaters will fill the bill.
julie and Jim Millar gave party to
their classmates Christmas afternoon,
and judging from the racket they all
had busting time.
81 have taken eight bottles of Tanlac
and L,ya ,ct,.,ft,, oasoo1 An Dnurdc