The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-01-25
PERSONAL NOTES
AND LOCAL items

oltO DdHSelfnalef Is Ill lIlls City
from Sod House station.
Born-January Is, 1928, to the
wife of Jesus Fraga, son.
T. E. Wilson of Lovelock was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Minor are in
this city atteding to business.
T. d. Byngton, Reno business
man, is registered in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hollingsworth
of Lovelock are visitors in this city.
George E. Rice of the Bliss Bros.
C. S. ranch spent Monday in this
city.
George Hanson and Roy S. Halsey
are registered at the Overland from
Buckskin.
John Schmidt departed the end of
the week for San Francisco to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Earl Hume and three chill
dren departed for Reno today, via
Western Pacific.
H. X. Harvey and family of
Paradise were registered in this city
for the weekend.
DR.. Ward E. Taylor, optician of
Reno, is in this city attending to the
needs of patients.
Joe Daley, nephew of Mrs. Bert
Goldsworthy, departed for Los
Angeles, yesterday.
Carl Stolfelt spent the early part
of last week in National looking
after business interests.
w. E. Brennan of Rebel Creek is
in this city en- route to his home
from trip to Wyoming.
Edw. Clayton, travelling salesman
and former resident of this city,
was a visitor last week from Reno.
C. X. Stafford, stockman of MERGED,
California, registered in this city
upon his return trip from Wyoming.
District Judge ]. A. Callahan is
in Lovelock this week, presiding in
the district court of Pershing county.
II. W. Gahan, editor of the Jor-
dan Valley Express, was registered
in this city the early part of the
week.
j. G. Hall, commercial man of
Reno, was the guest of his brother,
DR.. G. U. Hall, in this city, last
week.
E. G. Thompson, having recently
moved to this city from. Oregon, has
accepted position with the Moral
grocery.
Mrs. Emrick Simonick and Mrs.
G. Hurtado were visitors here last
Saturday, shopping and attending to
other matters.
]. w. Dodds, Western Pacific
trainmaster, is absent from his
duties, being confined to his home
by a slight illness.
Visitors to this city from the Nc
Dermitt section included Chalmers
and Donald Mccormick of the Utah
Construction Company
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis of
this city are contemplating a move
to California, where they expect
to make their future home.
Mrs. E. Silkenat has returned to
her home in San Francisco, after
visiting with her daughter, Mrs
7. M. Thorsen, for several weeks.
Attorney L. G. Campbell and
family departed for southern Cali
fornia, the latter part of last week
combining recreation and business.
Born-January Is, 1928, in New
York City, to the wife of Alfred
Goldsmith, a son. Mrs. Goldsmith
was formerly Miss Elsa Reinhart OF
this city.
Mrs. Clifford DUNN will leave
Saturday for Salt Lake City to join
her husband, who has accepted a
position in a mems furnishing store
in that city.
Frank Reber arrived in this city
this morning from Reno and viii
leave this afternoon for Rochester
where he is making his headquarters
at this time.
c. L. Tobin, of the Bank Ranch
departed for Lodi, California, thu
latter part of last week, being called
to that point by the serious illness
of g brother.
Mrs. Ned Marbourg, nee Miss
Edna Reinhart, departed this week
for Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, to
join Mr.. Marbourg, who is engaged
in business at that point.
Mayor 7. A. Brandon departed
Tuesday for Reno and Carson City
and will continue on to San Fran.
cisco prior to his return to this city
the early part of next week.
Judge Callahan was accompanied
to Lovelock by Chas. Guthrie, who
will act as a reporter in the Perish,
ing county court during lodge Cal
lahan's sojourn in the neighborine
city.
Dave Abel of Winnemucca and c.
X. Sheppard of MERGED, who were in
Elko county last week, looking over
feeder cattle at local ranches, have
departed for Ogden, Utah.-Elko
Independent.
A. j. Crowley, manager of the
sulphur mines at Sulphur, spent the
weekend in this city. Mr.. Crow.
ley states that the company is now
making substantial shipments of sui.
blur from that point, five carloads
being shipped last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith de.
parted last week for Los Angeles
California, on a two-week's recrea-
ton trip. E. Farr of Promontory
Point, Utah, is filling the temporary
vacancy caused by MIR. Smiths alb.
sence, as battery man for the South
ern Pacific Company.
Mrs. w. L. Wilkinson returned te
her home here last night after at.
tending the sickbed of her grand
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