The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-09-16

glasses carefully fitted at Ut.
Nichols Cottage Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Oar are the
proud parents of a girl. their first
born, whose arrival dates from Sat
urday, September 5th.
E. S. Wilson, of Reno, a boyhood
friend of Telephone Manager q. b.
McFarlin's, is here visiting Mr.. Nc
Farlin and taking in the fair.
Mrs. II. B. Morris returned to Fal-
1 lon Sunday from months visit with
Mrs. Geo. B. Williams and Mrs.
/ Frank Hoy at their homes in north
ern Elko county.
Next Monday is the last day when
/ first grade pupils can enter the local
schools, rather than week later as
announced by mistake in recent is
sue of this paper.
Professors C. S. Knight and S. c.
4 Dinsmore are here from REM IN
charge of state university exhibits
The states university has better
exhibit at the local fair than at any
previous time.
Harry Bussert, of the Ritehheart
meat shop, is quite i'll at his home
on North Maine street. His ailment
arose from a condition follow
ing an operation for appendicitis
several years ago.
Ralph Ruby, DR.. G. L. Dempseys
brother-in-law recently took down
with typhoid fever and is being cared
for at the home of the doctor west of
town. The infection was incurred
away from Fallon.
The attempts being made by To-
cal automobile owners and people
generally owning vehicles to observe
the city traffic ordinance, recently
enacted, is highly eommendable and
satisfying to the local authorities.
Rumor has 1t that the county tele-
phone exchange, which has been seri-
ously hampered by Cupid for years,
is about to suffer another incursion
of this scoundrel, about whom Mana
ger McFarlin has very bad opinion.
John Brogan, constable at Wond-
er, came in Monday and left with his
freighting outfit today for his home
bailiwick. Mr.. Brogan Is a sterling
Democrat and is running this year
without opposition, which is a good
testimonial :, lis popularity.
Fong Long, for a number OF years
chef at the Hazen hotel has taken
over the Behrens cafe and has
thoroughly renovated the catering
place. Fong serves excellent cuisine
md his place is becoming justly
popular with the local public.
Mrs. S. ]. Rogers and three daugh-
ters left yesterday for Carson, where
Mr. Rogers is already engaged In his
work as register of the Carson City
land Office. The family will call
Carson City home through Mr..
Rogers four-year term of Office.
Fallon is ehoek full of people;
everyone is here from the sightseer
to the politician and pencil vender,
the two last named classes realizing
that of all times of the year this Is
the one to grsap the hands of the
voters and sell them pencils to figure
who they are going to vote for month
after next.
Mrs. Joe Howser submitted to an
operation Sunday for gallstones, and
passed through the ordeal very sat
isfactorily. Nineteen we're removed
and though the outcome of her
trouble is as yet uncertain IL is be
lieved that 1t will be favorable and
that Mrs. Howser will be enjoying
her usual good health within a short
time.
VIM. NJ. Gottwald, editorial writer
on the Reno Evening Gazette. a
a newsy daily of which Nevada is
proud because 1t covers its field in a
thoroughly painstaking manner. Is in
town for the fair. Mr.. Gottwald is
a live scribe who sees things through
brightly colored glasses and reflects
his optimism on every available oc-
casion.
F. M. Mum. the decorator, re-
turned Friday from Aurora, Mineral
county, where he figured upon finish
ing 80 cottages and 20-room bunk
house for the Aurora Consolidated
Mining Co., Wingfield company.
Mr.. Mum is one of the best known
and most efficient painters and decor
ators in the state and previously
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