The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-07-19
PERSONAL NOTES
AND LOCAL ITEMS

Stuart Robinson, a daughter.
Miss Helen Croker, sister OF
DR.. NJ. H. Croker of this city
who visited here for period OF
two weeks with her brother, has
returned to her home in Oakland
and will resume her work as teacher
in the Durant schools.
Jerry Coughlin was in this city
this week from Midas, where he is
superintendent of the Red Hill Flor
ence Mining Company.
w. H. Springer spent few days
in town with his family, from his
place of employment at the Golden
Crown Mine, short distance out
of Golconda.
Vernon Bell was a Winnemucca
visitor this week from the Red Hill
Florence Mining Company at Midas
and attended to business matters
Mrs. Felix Luttrell came into
town from the Bullhead ranch on
the Little Humboldt river this week
and was accompanied by F. J. But
ton. who had been in that vicinity
for some time.
Geo. R. Stall, accompanied by c.
D. McGettigan of Reno, came in
from his ranch in the Golconda
vicinity to attend to few business
needs.
j. McDade, stockman and rancher
of southeastern Oregon, was a visi-
tor in this city from his Trout Creek
ranch.
W.. O. Baber, formerly a resident
of McDermitt,. but now resident
of Santa Barbara, Calf, has been
spending few days in the north
ern part of the county.
f. A. Smith, city councilman, and
family and Mrs. Rask have returned
from an automobile trip to Cali
fornia points, where they had a
most enjoyable vacation trip.
w. P. Harrington of the state
highway department was in this city
a few days this week in the in
terest of his office.
George Bodine has returned from
a vacation trip to San Francisco.
F. R. Burge of Los Angeles is
Ii Il y F.
C. H. Washburn, hotel manager
of Paradise Valley, was visitor in
this city Tuesday attending to bust
ness interests.
d. Cordano, Starr hotel proprie-
tor, has returned from San Fran
cisco and other points in California
where he spent the last month.
George Watt returned the early
part of the week from San Fran
cisco, where he went to undergo
surgical attention.
Mrs. w. H. Ayres departed Tues
day for Kalamath Falls, Oregon,
where she and her daughter Louise
will visit with Mrs. Ayres' mother
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holman have
returned from their vacation trip
to Austin, where they visited with
Mr.. Holman's parents.
Mrs. Marc H. Croker, wife of DIR.
M. H. Croker, accompanied by her
mother, arrived this morning from
Oakland, making the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Sutherland,
the former having been one of the
partners in the Hotel Humboldt
cafe until about month ago, have
gone to Elko, where. they will en-
deavor to find suitable business con-
nections, and failing in this they had
planned to continue on to salt Lake
City.
Vicente Juaristi of Elko is a
business visitor in this city.
Mrs. Steve Burns left for Reno
Tuesday to spend few days look
ing after property interests there.
H. L. Bonnifield, former resident
of this city, came here Monday
from Gerlach.
Annette Button was visitor here
this week from Golconda.
Buddy" Longnecker, manager of
the Nevada State Life Insurance
Company with headquarters in Reno,
accompanied by A. L. Walker, rep
resentative of the company, spent
Tuesday afternoon in this city, con-
tinuing to Paradise Valley yester-
day.
c. C. Wright, former deputy
county clerk and newspaper man OF
this city, returned to his home here
yesterday from San Francisco
where he has been employed for the
last few months.
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Rees OF
McDermitt arrived in Winnemucca
this afternoon on a hurried bust
ness trips
Benefit Card Party
Ladies of the Episcopal church
were hostesses at a benefit publ,
card party last night at the Parisl
Hall. The party was given t.
raise money for the swimming poo
which that church is supporting OF
its grounds behind the buildings
Many adults have found relief OF
warm days in this pool, as wei
as the little children, and it is hopet
that the ladies were able to realiz,
a goodly sum.