Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-29
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

George 3. Russell, OF The Indepen
dent. left Thursday for fishing and
general recreation trip In the Northern
part OF the county. Mr. Russell has
not been well for several days and re
sorted to his favorite remedy-a cast.
ing off of business cares for about q
week and close communion with Ma
ture.
Frank Middleton OF the Palm saloon
left today for vacation on the Coast.
L. C. Fairehiid, e. G. Fairchild, G. C.
s. FairehiId, Mrs. e. c. Watts and e. Nc.
kenzie, all from the Northern part OF
the county, were visitors here today.
Knox Crane, whose Rodeo Gardens
are the wonder and pride OF his neigh
bors, today brought in monster head
of iettuce for exhibition purposes.
win Reinkin and 8. c. Mcbride have
returned from visit to Jarbilge.
The Rev. Ernest n. Price of the To-
cal Episcopal church, will leave Mon
day to join Mrs. Price on a summer
visit to Oakland. Mrs. Price has been
there since May Il, visiting her son
and daughter. Mr.. Price said he would
keep in colse touch with Elko during
his absence.
Miss Lena Gold of the Sunset Gro
Gerry returned yesterday from an en-
joyable vacation in California.
w. M. Mecaffrey, president of the
Bank OF Sparks and general manager
of the Nevada State Life Insurance
Company. Left today, after an enjoy
able and profitable visit, for Wyoming.
where he owns large ranch. Mr.. Nc.
Caffrey said he would return soon, TO
stay in Elko at least two weeks. He
generously praised Elko as coming
city.
Earl Talmaae Ross, one of Elko's
best liked young men, who formerly
taught in the Elko High School, today
left for Reno. where he will continue
his activities as life insurance solicit
tor. Mr.. Ross has hosts OF friends in
this part of the State who wish him
well in his new field OF work. He is
a man of talent and sterling worth.
p Guy NJ. Blair, the enterprising loca
agent of the Western Pacific, toda!
received request from the railroad
management to revise his part of
Forthcoming new Denver G. Rio GrandC
and Western Pacific folder-the par
referring to Elko-of which tens o
thousands will be distributed through
out the country. Mr.. Blair utilized hi
opportunity to the fullest. From tn
Independents Industrial Edition, 4
sued this week, he selected five or 81
of the most compelling features, a
vertising Elko County, and these wi
be inserted in the fine new folder.
T. w. Chester, who has been CUES
lately at the Hotel Mayer. represente
the American Chicle Company of Sa
Francisco, the manufacturers
Adams, Beeman's and variety
well known chewing gums. Among
his samples Is a crackajack Adam
"Spearmint." Lovers of chewing gu
should not lose any time in purchasil
a packet, for It's refined and delica
flavor cannot fail to please. NJ
Chester, who is from London, Englan
says he Is delighted and charmed wi
our pleasant and prosperous town al
hopes soon to pay another visit. r
chewing gum is on sale at Plunkett
the stationer.
General Matthew Kyle, superinter
ent of the Safe Industrial Home was
welcome visitor at The Independe
- editorial office yesterday to obtain
supply of the Industrial Edition, wifi
he sent to Investors and homeseeke
in various parts of the country.
said the magazine contained the XII
of creative material desired to attra
widespread attention to our resourC
and opportunities. THAT is true CO
structive work." said Gen. Kyle. and
will bring results long after the @
ton has been locally forgotten. o