The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-03-03
Caliente Notes

r. Casterline of Milford, Utah, is
the new express agent at Caliente,
taking the place of Dale Edwards, re
signed.
The masquerade dance given by
the Rebekah Lodge of Caliente was
well attended, being one of the
greatest events of the present social |
season. 1t also commemorated one |
of the greatest events in history, the
birth Of the Father of his Country,
George Washington, on February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webb returned
Friday from Los Angeles, where
they visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. II, Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Edwards, Frank Ed
wards and Miss Eva Edwards were
callers at the DAWN home Saturday
evening on their way to meet train
No 10 in which Mr., and Mrs. Elmer
Edwards and son departed for Los
Angeles Frank and Miss Eva Ed
wards and Mrs. W. II. Edwards re-
turned in the evening to Panaca
Geo. Himstreet and five have
moved TO Milford where he is enjoy
ed as fireman on the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jaffs are now
living in the house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Himstreet.
| The children of the Caliente
school are learning folk dances at
the Homemakers Club room every
, Saturday. They were entertained at
a party in the hall on February %.
, All enjoyed a good time.
Mrs. ]. Bradshaw of Elgin was in
Caliente Friday and Saturday to do
some shopping.
Miss Inez Acklin returned home
from Odgen where she went for
medical treatment
Miss Lottie DAWN has received en-
couraging news from Texas Oil
Q company in which she is interested
stating that she will receive divi-
t dends on or about March 26th.
The Railroad company is making
, extensive improvements one-hol'
: mile east of Caliente, where the
track was washed ont about Jan
y uady LIST. 1t is understood that
= permanent concrete parapet walls
will be built that will defy the floods
: for all time to come The COMPANY
J. has about 500 men at work at Islin
TO make permanent improvements
e some of which consists of bridges
built out of blocks of artificial stone
e weighing SO tons each. Those
i blocks are made of concrete rein
forced with steel could not re
, train fro meyclaiming when l saw
these blocks Of stone that they viii
!, defy time, in fact it looked a.
!, though they would endure for al
: eternity,
: Mr.. Cratic, proprietor of the Cal
=" iente drug store, has one on tril
to Hike, 2,abm'ng business will
ii pleasure. ~ he expects to return
II with fine bunch of ducks as wei
V as some geese and rabbits. He ais,
T. expects to take plunge in the no
springs.
ID We have a valuable acquisition t.
Y the populace of Caliente in the per
h son OF one Tagore Brainrath, dis
IN tinguished gentleman from the orr
r ent, who claims to be able to tell tn
h. past, present and future. He talk
h vtry couvincIngly and boasts of trac
at ing his ancestory back to the Witc
", of Endor, whom Saul consulted an
S. had call up the spirit of Samuel I
d. see what success he would have 1
Id battle; this incident transpre
V. about 900 years before the Christia
r. era. He saws about $50 years befor
s. Christ his ancestors moved throug
n Arabia and Persia to India and sci
~ tied in Banares, on the sacred rive
Id Ganges. He haa been in this cour
try some eight years and Is not d,
al cided on where to make his futur
lg home: he likes Caliente and woul
remain here were 1t not for the IA,
ps that the lid is clamped down so tigh
IL To be brief, this gentleman has tab
oil en- drink all his life though ten
Nv perate in all his habits, yet he doe
not like the idea of having to send
Utah for some bootleg when Il
wants 1t, as 1t is impossible to a,
* quire booze in Caliente at presen
he However l told him we might ha,
It's a nice quiet talk with some of tn
city dads and see II It were. not po
sible to pry the lid loose at SON