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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
3
Ex-Senator Gignoux of Lyon County arrived last evening while Charles Epstine resumed duties as a postal clerk in Garson City. The Morning Appeal notes the town’s quiet return to routine after notable visitors.
The alabastine from Gov. Adams gypsum quarry is praised as the best hard finish for interiors in San Francisco and California. Dealers in Carson resist it, while its local production supports jobs in Ormsby County. The Appeal office and Capitol building showcase its use and offer demonstrations to buyers.
Empire precinct Grimsby county hosts the annual homecoming for 11 teachers with a Friday June 13 event at Wiggin's Hall. The evening includes a school entertainment by Empire pupils and local talent followed by a dance with the finest local daughters. Admission to the dance is one dollar.
In Salinas California Cassius M Westlake and Adelaide Harris tied the knot while Edward A Holeman wed Lillie Marks. Father Tub and Patrick Kennedy receive a granted loss of sight compensation from Ophir mining Co. in a blasting accident. Two men burglarize a lodging house and are later caught with part of the stolen coin recovered. Deputy Powers of Nye County transfers the White brothers to Tonopah to face horse stealing charges. In Lanter county political tensions rise as W H Parker eyes the Senate.
The funeral of E. T. Dupuis was held at his residence with Rev. Gartland officiating. A large procession accompanied the coffin to the grave as friends reflected on the young man's bright future. Pallbearers included Dave Ryan H Daugherty James Sweeney Jack Wall and Theo Hofer.
A Chicago reader seeks help locating Augustine Cannon or Cagnen, rumored to have lived in Nevada and to have left a large unclaimed estate in Autin, Nevada. The letter asks anyone with knowledge to contact a Chicago address and identifies the writer as Mrs. E. Rousseau, aunt.
Among the forty graduates, five hail from Carson. Blainey and Florence Rebeec ca Hall received aptomas in Liberal Arts. Harford Clay Southworth earned a degree in Sciences. Miss Lizzie Sanger and Miss Louise Sweeney were numbered in Normal. Friends praise the class as they join the workforce.
Miss Blanche Sharon wed at Casa Menata in Piedmont. The procession featured pink and floral decorations with a $1000 check gift. The couple plans a Sierra honeymoon before settling in Oak Ridge. Nevada connections and local stores advertised nearby.
A mix of product pitches and service listings fills pages with cold calls for Johnson's Ice Cream Soda at The Thaxter Drug Store and M B Gillans spring date. Rentals rooms for rent central homes and furnished dwellings. Fashion notes from Ed Burlingtons and Miss Sybil Howe arriving from Mills Seminary. Marriage license issued in Reno for Lucile McBride and Saul Summerfield. Carpet samples from M Downey and wall paper stock from J B Azavedo & Co.
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