The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-15


broadcloth palonaise. cut goripa aud
biased al top. Boon rTE Ergv
Jauos Brain. heavy 2H-inch single
leather boots; ros.deros. lined with
wool sheep skin; buekshia pants. With
rave creased layer. and pinch Concord
pads
Jsa Bradley wore pair Of eut-vatsr
boots and . magnificent seal ring; in
general demand.
J. F. Todd appeared to advantage In
. calf skin vest and fresh bath.
Tommy Crumpacker. wore - eorn.d
beef suit, trimmed with bologna sau-
sage; hair a Ia scrambled brains.
Billy Van Dri-len swung into line
with a beautiful Navajo blanket, aud
a pair Of ''mnd wagon" slippers,
WIN. PluGLof. salt sack rubbing
cloth suit; interfering boots; hair done
up with alum les,her strings.
N. v. Paddock. fine large stove.lid
hat. cast iron COLLAR and pinto stock
ings-very uoLby.
s. S. Sears wore . beautiful proof
sheet suit; salmagumdi stockings, en-
kelliShed with red ink (posterl Inclined
to firt.
Q. w. Hull appeared in . striking
suit Of red tape oruamented with tn zee.
cent stamps.
j. C. Mcclure. radient in red { ow-
sers. cut with circular saw; trim ued
with Mormon stakes aud stuffed with
capers; was much admired for the grace
and easc with which he held down q
stool and kept his weather eye upon his
'.pard" while whispering softly in tha
car Of another.
T. N. Stone. yellow necktie; coffee
scented breath. and neatly trimmed I'm
ger nails.
J. H. Rand, splendid diamond mug;
melancholy countenance: danced we'll.
James Clark. observed Of all observers.
bed tick suit: pants rolled up at knee;
no stockings; ditto shoes.
H. - pibtAo"t Conspicuous III . li'iCu
suit with fur trimmings.
Bert Kuhn, respleui-nt in q black
suit; feet neatly encased in gunpy
sacks.
W. C. Dewey. plug hat. aud rose tinted
slirpers-w.li ventilated.
Bob. Tucker. eye glasses borrowed
from Mullcrl and speckled reck,ie.
Dr. J ~. MrigS. T. W. Huntington.
S. N. Henley, J. II. Raul. II. r. Bige.
low. T. n. Stone. w. c. Dewey. Q. W.
Hull. Jas. Brain. VIM. Plughof. Sr..
j. b. Gnllagar, W. C. Bachelor. JEFF
Bradley. w. PluGhod. Jr.. W. Hopkins.
J. Hopkins. G.. W. Co~ldiugtou. S. S.
Stars. Lewis Bradley. Eusenp Stoltz.
Charley Newman. George Pclcher. bert
Kuhn and Others too numerous to men.
ton. They bchav' d ~spleudidly. allow.
ing the ladies' TO conduct the arrauge.
mcnts without interfering.
Quite a number OF persons from d,f.
frrcnt points in the county, favored the
occasion with their presence. among
whom ~ero noticeable. DR.. T. W.
Huntington, Charley Newman. Jake
Englcr, George Pelcher anil Eugene
st"liz. OF Tusosror"; Superintendent
Coddiugtou and wife acc ,mpauied by
Mrs. E. ]. Helms, J. A. Mcintosh and
wife. j. C. Mcclure and As Longley,
Of Carliu; George MsigI nni wife. OF
Wells; j. Il. wlitcd and wife, Of wads.
worth; J. X. Hopkins aul wife, W. J..
Hopkins and bert Kuhn. Of wiuno.
mnocn; Mrs. Ed. l.. Scitz. OF Deoth; @.
L. Edwards. OF New York; A. s. Dorsey
and wife aud J. d. Ghoen and wife, Of
Fort Halleck.
The costumes OF the ladies generally,
wore simply magnificent. which. TO.
geIber with an air OF authoritative re.
Sponsibility thrown gracefully around
them, doubly enhanced the subtitle fns.
cina,ions by which they are ever con.
q~uerors.
The entire affair Was. beyond cayil,
par sEeehiene'. and was fully chi ,yed by
Nil present. until 3 o'clock A. N. al
which tims tho party retired from th,
Hall.
The supper prepared at both the
Com, Mrs. Ford's and at Joe L ,ug's
was In keeping with the other arrange.
mentS. being hrst.claSs.