Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-13
LOCALS PERSONALS

Pullman. She was called from Reno
TO Deeth by the serious illness of her
brother George Pullman.
Sheriff Harris returned from Chi
cago last night having in custody
Max Gussaroif, formerly manager of
the Elko Liquor Co.. who is charged
with embezzlement.
Two marriage licenses were issued
by County Clerk Hunter today. one
to Leonard Blackett and Margaret A..
Cazier of Wells, and one TO H.. u.
Huskey and Miss J.. NJ. Brown.
Prince A. Hawkins, Reno attorney.
Is here in connection with the Weeks.
Gibbs water suit.
}. r. Parsons, former superintendent
OF mines at TusCarora. was in town
yesterday on business.
S. c. Weeks is in from Glover Val.
ley.
J. F. Shaughncssy, bookkeeper for
the M~cCail-Smiley company of Deeth
was III LlKO owe SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cane Clayton of Lee,
also a. r. Clayton of North Fork
spent Sunday in Elko.
Iohh Hunter. the popular proprie-
tor OF the French Bakery has acccp.
led the agency for the Oliver type.
writer. The Oliver is one of the
worlds best typewritcrs and John will
probably sell many OF them during the
coming year. He has one of the lat
est models at the Bakery and il IS
certainly an up-to-the-minute machine.
Phil. Blume and wife, proprietor
OF the I'll Dorado hotel Of Wiunemuc.
ca made a stop-over yesterday TO
spend Sunday with his old time friend
I. T.. Mayer of this city. Mr.. MAYER
and Mr.. Blume are both pioneers OF
Nevada, and they spent a pleasant
day talking over the changes between
the past and the present.
Lee Hylton OF Hylton, is in on a
business trip.
Almost all the children in town be.
tween the ages of . and 7 years OF age
are exhibiting signs of sadness. for
their teacher, Miss Gardner is sick TO.
day. No teacher is more beloved by
her pupils than Mss Gardner, teacher
ol the first grade in Elko, and she is
~deservedly popular for she is a gifted
teacher, being able TO get and keep
the interest and affection OF the lit.
lie tots which make them eager 10
learn.
Ben Person, one OF the prominent
men oi Montello is in Elk OH bust
ness.
Hugh l.. Thomas, in charge OF the
Bell Telephone lines in Nevada, ana
formerly superintendent of the local
exchange here, was i'll own yesterday
and departed this morning for Battle
Mountain where his company has ill
tereSts.
Ed. L. Oldham OF Fox Springs is
dow after supplies.
Frank Bosko&itz, dean OF the tray.
cling fraternity" is making Elk to-
day. He is an old-timer in this terri
tory and numbers his customers ana
friends by the thousands.
l.. L.. Holden, Jr., who is Interested
In IuscarOra, stopped over in Elko
over Sunday and made a Lying trip
Irnm hpra mr. 10 FTns4arnrn H., ,,
sumed his journey eastward this
morning from here.
Peter Mowery, who on Thanksgiving
night, shot and nearly killed VIM.
Coon, the night Waterman OF Battle
Mountain, has escaped from the Jail
at that place. Marion Sanders and
Fred Case have been arrested for com.
plicity in the escape of Mowery, and
are held for the grand. jury UNDER
bonds OF $500 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcknight Of
North Fork are in Elk today doing
their Christmas shopping.
George Ogilvie returned from his
visit to the fair and to Reno, this
morning and will depart for his home
OH the South Fork tomorrow.
Attorney Carey Van Fleet returned
from a two weeks visit to San Fran
cisco last night. On his way down
lie stopped over at Carson City TO at.
tend to some legal matters.
Jack w. Burrell, who says he Is
walkinf 1917 miles for a prize OF $500
passed through Elko today. lie is the
secretary and treasurer of the Boys
Club of Kentucky. One of the re-.