Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-04-08
Items Of Local Interest

In Cassel, California, March 28th, a
baby daughter was born to DR.. and
Mrs. Frank M. Trout, former resi-
dents of Reservation.
There are 81 people on the payroll OF
the Simon Silver Lead Company at
the present time, not including truck
drivers.
Report has it that Ben Erway,
prominent actor, is soon to be married
to Gladys George, the leading lady OF
the Alcazar theater in San Francisco.
Ben spent some of his early childhood
in Hawthorne, when his father was
driving stage between this place and
Bodie in the late go
For several months H. S. Morgan.
of Wichman, has had split in his
under lip witch has refused to heal.
Upon advice of DR.. EdWards, of Yer
ington, he has gone to San Francis
CO to a specialist for treatment.
John Wichman, county commission
er from Wichman, came over to at
tend the regular meeting of the county
commissioners last Tuesday. He
was accompanied by his son, William,
and Gabe Lewis and Steve Dondero.
They returned to Wichman on Thurs
day.
Gabe Lewis, East Walker rancher,
who has been ailing for some time
past, was advised by his physician
to have all his teeth extracted.
Gabe has made start by having all
the upper ones out, and when he re-
covers sufficiently from the shock he
will have the rest pulled
Fred Balzar and family left to-
day for Reno. Mrs. Balzar has
been in poor health for several
months, and it is hoped change
of scene will prove beneficial.
Mrs. Rodder and Mrs. Dimock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balzar went to
Nina last Monday. The sheriff and
family returned on Tuesday accom-
panied BY Mrs. J, w. Hammill.
The minstrel show and dance giver
by the high school last Saturday was
very successful. That the students
performed like professionals is evil
denced by many favorable comments
heard in the village post office.
S. M. Summerfield, Mrs. Edith Eek
ley and Annie Currie, of Nina,
were visitors last Saturday, having
come to take in the show.
G. Tomlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Weems and
Bobby Overman, of Thorne, came up
to attend the minstrel show given by
the high school last Saturday.
The county has put two men to work
on the Walker Lake road to finish
work which had to be discontinued on
account of cold weather.
Fred Waters was a visitor last
week from Nina.
]. w. Cairns, OF Yerington had
business in town last week.
]. Carl Bray, of Reno, was in town
last Monday and Tuesday.
Oscar Stallard made trip to Raw
hide last Friday to bring Fred Davis
to the hospital. Mr.. Davis is suffer
ing from inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Minnie Balzar departed las,
Thursday for Oakland, Calf, fol
an extended visit with relatives
there.
B. F. Baker came over from Nina
last Wednesday to attend the meeting
Of the board of county commissioners
The high school is enjoying three
days vacation.
Hawthorne gardens are now as.
sumng their spring beauty. The apri
cot trees are in full bloom and pretty
flowers are peeping up. Lawns art
green and lilac bushes in bud.
G. B. Stannard is about to expert
ment with bee culture in Hawthorne
He will procure 10 stands of honey
makers from John Wichman and will
place them in his Hawthorne garden
Besides the honey product, Mr.. Stan
: nard hopes that the bees will prov
.beneficial as pollenizers for his appl
trees. which do not produce as wei
as they should.
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