Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-04-01
Items of Local Interest

several wcekeS and hopes that the
cange may prove beneficial.
Mrs. Guy Mclnnis and her infant
son left Sunday for San Francisco,
where Mrs. McInnis will visit with
her mother, and obtain medical at
tention for the baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham arrived
last Monday from Los Angeles to
make Hawthorne their future. home
Mr.. Buckingham has taken position
with the Luckyboy Mines Company.
About thirty people were present
last Tuesday night at the card and
tamale supper given by the Rebekah
lodge. Mrs. Cerbig won first prize
at cards and f. +. Box received a
starter for his hope chest as consola-
ton prize.
Ed. Pitcher, of Yerington, passed
through Hawthorne last Tuesday en-
route for Candelaria.
Lambing is now in progress at
Schurz, where thousands of sheep be-
longing to Joe Giraud and others are
gathered A huge tent, not unlike
that of big circus, is used to protect
the sheep and lambs from the inclem-
ent weather.
G. B. Burkham spent few days in
town the first of the week looking after
business affairs.
Oscar Schneider arrived from Car
son Valley Sunday. He will resume
his old position at the Burkham gar
age.
John Jungberg returned last week
from few months visit to San Fran
cisco. He arrived in his own car. John
left Thursday for Pactolus, this county
where he has extensive mining inter
este.
Harry Roberts, an expert miner and
spud digger, has taken position at
? i.uekySoy. He will return to Wichr
sfaaa when spuds ase RIPE. :
A. l.. Stone, who has been at the Min
exal County hospital through the win
per, has returned to his home in Mar
rietta.
G.. B. Stannard left Monday for
Reno and an interview with dentist
and returned Tuesday bringing in
new up-to-date Ford for Mr. Weems,
Of Thornc.
The very delightful weather OF last
Sunday took all those who were aole
70 60 to the lake. Several parties
went fishing. and though the fish
were not biting much, it was fine to
sit and browse in the sunshine.
Charles w. Ward, of Sodavilie, was
In town on business last Tuesday.
AR. Ward will leave for Idaho as
soon as he can settle business in
tsrest here.
Shorty Kendall left for his home
in Virginia City after visit of few
honrs visit at Luckyboy last Tues
day.
Arthur Southworth. OF Tonopah, was
visiting the Luckyboy mine last Tues
day and left with Mr.. Kendall for Vir-
sinia City that day
o. +. Barnes, of Yerington, was
interviewing the stores in the interests
Of the Standard Oil Company on the
asth
Because of the illness of Miss Esther
SuHmerfield it was necessary for Mrs.
Eugene Feretti to take her to her home
in Nina, where she has since been
upder the care OF DR.. Smith.
Miss Oracle Wilmering, school tea
cher from the Rosaschi shool. and her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Wilmering. spent
few days OF last week in Yerington.
Mrs. Wilmering is a reent arrival
from Texas. and after a short visit
with her daughter at Rosaschi's will
visit California resorts.
One hundred Nevada delegates have
been named by Governor Boyle as
representatives of this state at a tenth
anniversary convention of the United
States Good Road Association to be
held at Phoenix, Arizona, on April
24-20
AL Wilds has recovered from his re-
cent severe illness, and is up and a.
round again.
Mrs. ]. W. Davis is recovering very
nicely from severe Illness
Johnny Mack, who has been in the
hospital for several months, following
the amputation OF part of one foot, was
down town Monday. He gets around
in good shape with the aid of crutch
but says that he will discard the crutch
In a short time and return 10 his home