The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-03-24
PERSONAL
Items

Senator A. l.. Scott made a hur-
ried business trip 10 Las Vegas
Tuesday and Wednesday, making a
between trains trip from Caliente.
Thomas Harvey left Monday for
Caliente to move his camp equip
meat bacE TO the Harvey camp east
% Phoebe, where he expects TO do
considerable development work.
= MIR. and Mrs. MCLEOD, who have
been spending the winter since the
holidays with their daughter Mrs. S.
F. Whitney, started Monday for
their home in Livingston, Montana.
expecting to make several visits in
. Idaho on the return trip.
Miss Sarah ImObersteg was a
Phoebe visitor Thursday.
Amsden Brothers who recently
took over the agency for the Chevro-
let car have received their first ship
Inent, six care, at Caliente. consist
ing of five touring ears ana one road
ster. All of the cars have been
brought to Phoebe with the exception
of one touring car that was sold and
delivered to Less Denton, postmas-
ter at Caliente. The new Chevrolet
is a nobby looking little car and has
many improvements that makes it
one of the best cars on the market in
its class.
Chas. Schodde, the man who owns
the big shipping mine in the Comet
district, returned to camp Monday
morning with lead of supplies aft
err a few days visit in Piocne.
Earl Brodie who came in from the
Comet camp last Saturday to spend
Sunday with his family, took in the
doings at Caliente Monday night re,
turning to camp Tuesday morning.
G. L. Chism, county agricultural
agent was in town Monday on his
way to Eagle Valley to meet with
the farmers of that section Mr.
Chism reports real spring weather
in the Parhanagat Valley that has
started vegetation so that the vale,
Is beginning to show green ono,
more.
L. L. Burt, the popular Calient
stage man is on the job again him
self and announces that he will con
tlnue to make the route from thi
date. Mr.. Burt reports the road
slightly improved, but sage that
warm rain and an efficient use of tn
drag VIII help out immensely.
Mrs. George w. Franks and chi
dren returned h me "wednesday f"or
Oakland, California, where sla IA
been spending the winter with lei.
tiyes.
Mrs. Ruth Lloyd who has been VII
iting her sons and daughter at tt
Mountain View hotel for the pa
month returned to her home in Sa
Lake City Wednesday, accompanie
by the little daughter.
Mrs. Eva Nichols was called to h,
home in the east Monday on accoul
of the serious Illness of her fathe
who was reported very low. IT
hotel is being looked after by NJ
and Mrs, Frank Gibeaut duril
her absence.
County Commissioner James H,
liager drove in from his ranch tod
with the old TRUSTEES, not caring
take a chance on the roads with
auto. Mr.. Hollinger says that in
the years that he has lived in t
country he does not recall seeing t
roads in any worse condition than
this time, He attributes it to [
long unsettled open weather con
tons that have prevailed.
happy bunch of seventh a
eighth grade school children pull
out for Panaca this noon to with
the Basket Ball game that is sch
uled between the Lincoln Cou1
High school and the Las Vegas h
school teams. Mrs. Devlin, super
tendent of the city school, was
charge of the delegation of VIII
there was about rs in the conv
ance furnished by MIR. English.
The regular Saturday night dan
at the I. o. o. F. hall will be {
tinued as usual every Saturday nil
Extra music has been provided WI
will begin with the next evening.
Rabies among the coyotes
made its appearance in the vici
of Pony Springs, one having /