Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-07

FOR RENT-Four roomed house.
furnished. All modern. Phone 500.
or inquire at 629 Pine street. j26
Or. A. c. Olmstead, prominent ply.
stefan of Wells, was among the visitors
to The county seat Tuesday.
John Crosson, prominent citizen OF
Deeth, is in town today attending TO
important business and meeting old
friends.
NeIs Peterson, well known ranch
man of North Fork, was among the
Tuesday arrivals in town. He came in
to transact business.
II you want to purchase some fine
hay, about thirty per cent grain, in
quire at the Independent office. There
are about two hundred tons in GER
tain lot for sale.-Adv.
Fred Tyler, well known sheep man.
was visitor from the Diamond a
ranch yesterday. Mr.. Tyler was busy
meeting old friends and attending to
business matters.
nra11iek Cfnrl- and
ranch man of Glover Valley, was
among the arrivals to the county seat
!. Tuesday. He came TO attend TO some
important business.
The Elk Cafe are now making their
own Chicken Tamales. Enchiladas.
Chill Con Carne. Try our special
Spaghetti red. All kinds OF Shell Fish
and Fresh Fish. j6
n. w. Wistner, assistant superin-
tendent fthe Ogden division of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was visit
or to Elko Tuesday. He was here in
the interests of the company to at.
NShu ~ SO"e ibIdl LldltNlS NIldt lt-
quire attention.
Mrs. e. J. L. Taber entertained a
party of friends at dinner at her home
last night. The guests were delight
fully entertained by the charming hos
tess and a most enjoyable evening was
spent by them.
Robert Reed, well known ranch and
stock man of North Fork, was a visit
or to the county seat on business yes
terday. He was busy in town today
meeting old friends and attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Sherzberq. well
known people OF Tuscarora, have been
visiting In Elko for the past two days.
Mrs. SherZberg Is sister to Mrs.
Anne Harrington, deputy assessor.
They returned to Tuscarora this morn.
ing.
T. 8. Jacoby of Wells was appointed
justice OF the peace for Wells by the
board OF county commissioners, ycstcr-
day, to fill the vacancy created by the
recent death of Justice of the Peace
Hill. Mr.. Jacoby was in Elko and ac.
cepted the appointment.
The ladies of the Catholic Alter Guild
have planned a card party which they
will give at the Bradley opera house
on Saturday night, the seventeenth OF
the present month. This is going tC
be a very delightful affair and the
public will be invited to attend whcr
the announcement is officially made
No doubt many young men will find
time TO attend real card game In
view OF the fact that they will have
handsome partners who will entertain
them with delightful conversation.
The Cullen family departed las
night for Ogden on their sad mission
to bury their little son, Kenneth, whC
was accidentally shot and killed Mon
day night. Out OF respect to the doat
boy the fourth'grade class at the gram
mar school met at the undertaking par
Tors with their teacher. Mrs. Cicala
and escorted the body to the train
Little Kenneth was member Of tn,
class and his schoolmates, both BOY
and girls. keenly felt the loss of thci
friend and classmate. They stood II
line before the caskct at the dcpo
and silently waited the approaching
train. When the train arrived the,
marched with barred heads to the ca
and stood in line while the casket wa
being taken aboard the train. II wa
one of the saddest and most touch
Ing scenes ever witnessed in Elko.