The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-16

L. T. Terry - sat Lake City.
Utah. was in town ses raj days this
on buGness.
] Claude V. Colo let for Stateline
, last week and is nov employed by
the Southwestern Livestock and
Loan association.
Miss Ruby Langford of Caliente
and Mr.. Howard Keele Of Panaca.
were married at caIiente Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Rose Harris. OF Caliente.
spent a couple of days this week Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Culyerwell.
Mrs. j. l.. Bowman entertained ar
dinner last Wednesday evening in
IN honor of Mr.. A. A Carman and
Mrs. +. A. Godbe.
Bert Syphers of the Fairview camp
Was in town Wednesday on business
II. l.. Pasco was in town wednes-
lay from the Bristol Silver.
George Franks left this week on n
business trip to Los Vegas, expecting
TO 80 direct from Wages to Reno to
attend the Republican convention to
which he is delegate.
Joseph Nesbitt one of the busv
ranchers of Pahranagat Valley was
IN town Monday on business. Mr.
Nesbitt reports the ranchers busy
haying in his section of the valley.
AT the meeting of the Eastern
star Wednesday Miss Adeline Chris
tian was admitted to membership
after which a banquet was partaken
of by the members of the lodge.
&. w. Therriot one Of the sub
"tahtial ranchers of the upper Pah-
ranagat valley as in town Tuesday
in attendance at the Republican con.
vention.
H. +. Prudential left Wednesday
for three weeks visit in Los An
Seles and vicinity. He will he ar
companled ON his return by Mrs.
Tony Jacobson.
Mrs Jay Christian returned home
Wednesday evening from a short
visit with her sister in Delta, Utah
Jay is now boarding at home and
wears pleasant smile.
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part of the week for Los Angeles
where she will visit with her daupb-
ter, later bringing her to Phoebe m
I'll the opening of the next school
year.
Grandma Lyle, mother of Ed "
Tie died at their home in Eagle Val
ley. Thursday night Arrangements
are being made for the funeral
wllicn VIII take place as soon as rela-
ives can arrive from Salt Lake CITY.
I, r. Kelley who has lust closed
very satisfactory school in the
Eagle Valley was in town Monday
on ms way to his home in Fresno
cam, where he has been making b,s
home for several years.
Mrs. ]. H. Hastings and daupbter
'eft Thursday for Saline, Kansas,
where Mrs Hastings will visit with
her sister for short time. Mrs Joe
Delmue will accompany Mrs. Hastine
as far as Denver, where she will Wis
1t relatives in the mile-high city
Roy Orr of the City Garage, re-
ports the sale of two Ford cars on
last Saturday. One was bought bv
George L. Edwards of Panaca and
the other by Billy Dwyer of Eagle
valley. Roy says that the Fords sell
without advertising, which is hard
on the newspaper men.
Roy Lvtle had slight attack ~
'eute indigestion at fifteen mile
ramr Tuesday night and was Obliged
TO call the Doctor for relief Mr.
Lyle was sufficiently recovered to
return to his home in Eagle Valley.
Mre Ed Price is reported Ill from
an attack of appendicitis.
Latest information regarding the
condition of DR.. w. w. Stockham
railroad Physician Of Caliente. in
dicates that he has not shown the
hoped for Improvement since arriy-
ing In Los Angeles. The Physicians
IN attendance state that they will
make a further examination Of his
condition with specialist in attend
anee, before operating.
Roy Alexander, who has the con-
tract to retimber the shaft in the
Manhatten mine at Stampede had a
slight cave in last week. from which
ne received an injury to one OF his
legs that was caught in the debris
fortunately no bones were broken
HIS son, Dick, who was in the shaft
with MIN at the time escaped injury.
other than scare.
Miss Catherine Ferris, who has
been visiting for some time at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas n Loo