Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1923-01-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Mary A. Anderson is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Hon. Frank Williams has gone TO
Reno to attend a meeting of the
regents of the state university.
Mrs. e. s. Sheppard is leaving in
a few days for a visit at the home
of her daughter in Denver.
DR.. N. T. Paulsen Of Salt Lake
City, has joined the staff of ply
sicians at the Las Vegas hosital.
Miss Iona Junden has been a holi-
day guest at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Charles Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brack-
en- Tuesday.
Have your diamonds reset in your
Home Town" See Delkin, the
jeweler, next to Arrowhead garage.
L. w. Griffith went to Los An
geles Tuesday evening on business
trip.
w. P. Bressinghau Of the Overland
hotel has returned from his holiday
vacation in Salt Lake. Mrs. Bress-
ingham will remain a while longer.
Miss Clariece Craner has returned
to her studies at the State Universi-
ty after a pleasant visit whit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Craner.
Miss Leah Barker of the Depart
ment of University Extension, has
returned from a holiday visit with
her brother in Santa Cruz, Calf.
w. |. Roberts returned Tuesday
morning from California where he
visited with his family during the
Christmas season.
The Troy Steam Laundry is sport
ing a fine new delivery automobile
It is bright and shining and Is a
good advertisement for the quality
of the work it delivers.
Miss Marjorie Carlton returned
from Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
Part of her vacation was spent with
the Misses Clough at their home in
Alhambra.
Mrs. Peter Maurer of Los Angeles,
an old time resident of Las vegas,
has been spending few days intown.
She is a guest at the home or MT
and Mrs. Ed Won Tobel.
DR.. r. w. Martin left Thursday
morning for Kingman, Arizona, on
business. From there he will make
a flying trip to Los Angeles and ex-
poets to reach home Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Adeline Christian spent the
holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. William Christian in Pioche.
She has returned for the second
semester at the Clark County High
school.
Robert Griffith has gone to Reno
where he will complete his course
at the University this semester.
Miss Buleau Booth has returned
from Reno where she visited during
the holidays with her parents.
Sheriff Sam Gay has returned from
a trip to Carson where he accom-
panied Jose Valenzula, who is to
spend the next few years in the
prison for robbing the w. H. Powers
store at Moapa.
Mrs. Clarence Ellsworth Kline, wife
of Engineer Kline, is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wait.
Among other friends are Mrs. T. B.
Croal, Mrs. Ed Won Tobel, Mrs. r.
E. Lake and Mrs. W. N. Colvin.
County Senator E. E. Smith will
leave for Carson City next Wedn es-
day. Assemblymen A. S. Henderson
and R. w. Martin will start either
Tuesday or Wednesday in the Hend-
erson car. Mrs. Martin and the chill
dren will accompany the Doctor.
Goodsprings was well represented
at the cabaret as five car loads came
over. Among the number were Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hardy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Konselman, Mr.. and Mrs. La
mond Thomas, Mrs. John Frederick
son. Mrs. Jack Egger, Mrs. Jacobson
and Harold Jarman.