Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-04-15
LOCALS PERSONALS

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F. n. Flynn returned to Halleck
this morning on No. 10.
c. A Brown. n Of Winnemucca's
merchants is a guest at the Mayer
Hotel.
John Saval. who makes his head.
quarters at Winnemucca, is an Elko
visitor today.
Mrs. w. s. Griswold and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Griswold Of Ruby Valley
are in Elko today on probate matters.
Mrs. George Mcintosh Is up from
Carlin. She is here to attend to mat
tiers in connection with the settling Of
her late husbands estate.
Mrs. r. F. McDermott of Alviso,
California, arrived last evening. She
came on account Of the serious Illness
OF her mother Mrs. w. T. Crane.
John Carter of the firm Of Stewart
& Carter is in Elko today. He Is movl
Ing their cattle from their South Fork
ranches to the ranges at Stewart Sta
ton.
Chester H. Howe and Maxine Staley
who were wanted in Carlin or de-
frauding a lodging house keeper were
arrested In Winnemucca yesterday,
aud Constable Happier has gone after
them.
Susie Tom, an Indian woman, de-
parted for the happy hunting grounds
yesterday and some of her dusky sist-
ers and brothers appeared today in
deer black. Truly the reds are be-
coming civilized.
MI. and Mrs. Burr Stewart and baby
returned from San Francisco last
night and today they motored out to
their home at Stewart Station. Both
Mrs. Stewart and the baby are enjoy
ing splendid health.
John II. Cazier of Wells, Is one of
the out-of-town visitors today. He
says that Starr Valley, like the rest
OF the county Is a little dry. There
is al unusually small mount of snow
In the mountains in that section.
Chas. Howard, the North Fork
sheep man is an Elko visitor today.
MI. Howard does not contemplate
steering for two months. On account
of the dry weather the sheep are not
In the best Of condition to shear COM
Ing from the winter range, SO he has
decided to wait o while.
Louis Ray and Willie Jones of Re-
no. the two boys who stole an auto
belonging to George Tranter, one
one night last week while 1t was
standing in front of a theater were
yesterday sentenced to a fine of $500
or $50 days in Jail. In the case of
Jones who is but sixteen sentence was
suspended.
From all indications Elko Is to start
the month of May in a decidedly gay
manner. On the FIRST a circus will be
here and this Is to be closely follow
&c by a big street carnival company.
We understand that there has been
some objection to the latter showing
on the streets and they may have to
hold forth near the ball park.
Mrs. r. H. Mallett has returned
from San Francisco for a short visit.
Having sold their residence here, Mr..
and Mrs. Mallett are packing UP their
personal effects and expect to make
their future home in California. They
have a host Of friends here whose
best wishes they will carry with them
wherever they 60.
Miss Sameth, physical culture di.
rector Of the University OF Nevada
will be at the grammar school tomor-
row afternoon at three o'clock and
will be pleased to meet all parents
Of both grammar and high school stud.
ents to whom she will speak on play.
ground work and folk dancing.
There will be no meeting Of the Par.
ent-Teacher association in order that
it's members may attend this meet
ing. All parents and others who are
interested are most cordially invited