Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-06
LOCALS AID PERSONALS

lUCAlS MU PtGUhMi
c. p. spez-l of Ruby Valley is hers
Clayton seieher of North Fork is
visiting here.
C. II. Hale of Williams. Arizona. is
at the Mayer.
Perry c. Sherman and ). Brace, min
ing men OF National. are at the Mayer.
George NJ. Southwark, the sheep
msgnate of winnemucca, is here on
business
T. K. Stewart, of Reno. after COM
pleting some surveying work near Ell
ko. returned home today.
G. w. Carat and P. S. Indart. the
well known White Rock stockmen, are
here today.
n. W. NayIor, of the Forest Service
at Gold Greek, is greeting his man.
Elko friends
w. A. Moore, of Newark. and C. E.
Moore, a well known mining man of
Ecllion. are here on a business trip.
George A. Boyce, the Edgemont min
ing man, whose Lucky Girl property
is resuming development, is here to-
day
w. }. Fisher, the well known horse
buyer, of Salt Lake, is here again to-
day seeking remounts and work ami
mails for the European Allies.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith arrived
from California yesterday, on their
way TO their Ruby Valley home. Mr..
Smith has greatly improved in health
since ne left here several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Joe Billy" Smith, we'll
known and popular Ruby Valley resi-.
dents, returned last night from an en-
joyable visit to Paso Robes, Cal. and
left today for visit to Salt Lake City. !
w. 3. Gibbs and r. r. GuiIey of |
Glover Valley are here to close the |
deal for the Truett ranch, the sale OF
which was reported yesterday by The
Independent.
patcher McNabney Of the Western Pa.
cific. has entered the service of the
Western Union as operator in the EIko
office. Mrs. McNabney has worked in
several of the large relay offices in the
East and is an efficient lightning
Singer"
Wilcox King, C. L. Fox and 3. M.
Conner, tourists from Dallas. Texas.
visited Elko last night and today and
continued their .o'surely pleasure
Journey westward. They reported the !
roads good and III" tour enjoyable.
They were keenly interested in Elko
as home-city and inquired concerning
business opportunities.
Judge casCs today united in mar.
riage Lucius Upton and Lucy Colwell, !
colored. Bob Hunter and Chas. Kap.
Ter happened to drop into the justice |
court just before the ceremony was
performed. and they consented to act !
as brides maid and groomsman re-
spectively.
Robert w. Hesson's many friends |
have kept him busy since his return |
from st. Louis, where he attended the |
Democratic national convention as Ne
vada delegate. relating his experiences
in the effete East and giving his views
of the presidential campaign. az OBJ.
served at the several cities which he
visited. Mrs. Hesson, who accom-
panied him, also enjoyed the tour.
Mrs. John Williams, who was here
for several weeks visiting with her
parents Senator and Mrs. Thomas
Hunter, departed last night with her
children for her home in Oakland. Mr..
Williams has accepted a lucrative po
sltion with a steamship company in
Japan, and he expects TO leave for that
place with his family In August.
Another big William Fox Triumph
will be shown NJ the Bradley tomorrow
night. Americas foremost tragedian,
Robert Il. Manteli with the beautiful
Genevieve Hamper will be presented
in The Unfaithful WIFE," a gripping
drama Ringing on devotion OF two men
for one woman who loses love OF both
Sunday night, Cyril Maude will be
seen in Peer Gynt," Ibsen's immortal
masterpiece, dramatic series OF
famous love episodes.