Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-26
LOCALS AID PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs.. John saval have re
turned from a trip to San Francisco.
T. n. Ivory, c. B. Moore and Jos
Blackburn. all Of Loyelock. are Elkc
visitors.
Dentistry at half prices this month
The whitesides Dental company. See
large ad. u
Mrs. ). ). Sehoer and her sister Mrs.
Albert Hawkins were arrivals from
Wells last night.
p. C. johnson, one of the well known
residents of Tuscarora. is a guest at
the Commercial hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Kneil, we'll
known residents OF Metropolis. were
arrivals on No. 19 last night.
Attorney JurIck OF Ely. who has
been an Elko visitor for several days,
departed for his home this morning.
Mrs. Gaylord has returned from
San Francisco where she went last
week to lay in her spring supply of
millinery.
G. w. HinekIey, well known resi-
dent Of Beowawe. is in Elko on a
business trip. He is a guest at the
Mayer hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cave, Mrs. Yves.
Johnson and Mrs, c. E. Cave were
arrivals from Montello last night They
came to attend to legal business.
Yesterday afternoon a well known
Chinaman died at the county hospital
after a brief Illness. Several days
ago he was stricken with pneumonia
District Attorney CarvilIe and Re
corder Greenhouse returned from the
western part of the state this morn
ing. County Clerk Hunter Is expected
home this evening.
Mrs n Rapdau raturrod co+,r
day afternoon from q visit of a week
to Ogden where she went on business
She stopped off at Wells intending to
visit for few days with her sons in
Glover Valley. but the roads were in
such condition that they could not
get into town for her.
County Commissioner n. ]. Jones
and Assessor VIM. Weathers have
gone from Reno to Carson. They were
called to Reno as members OF the
county highway board to attend a
conference on matters pertaining TO
road legislation.
Joseph Hennen, one of the prosper
Gus young ranchers OF Pleasant Val
ley, spent last night in town. He says
that the storms OF last week piled
great deal OF snow In the Rubies.
and he says that in his judgment there
Will be more water next summer than
for several years past.
Or. lagan was called to Montello
Saturday to consult with DR.. Paradis
In the case of A. C. Parker, who was
found to be suffering with pneumonia
complicated with measles. Mrs. r.
Brown, well known local nurse ac-
companied DR.. Lagan to Montello and
remained on the case. Mr.. Parker
has brother at Deeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan RIordan and
Chas. A. Clayton are In from Lee and
are guests at the Mayer hotel. Mr..
Riordan recently purchased his broth
er. Johns interest In their ranch in
Mound valley, together with the stock
and farming implements 1t is one Of
the best Of the smaller ranches in that
section of the county.
MIR. Gaylord Is in from Bullion and
he reports that in the recent storm
great amount of snow fell In that
section. A high wind prevailed
throughout the storm and there are
drifts OF snow fully fifty feet deep.
The deep snow is interfering with
mining operations, and some of the
leases have temporarily suspended OPP
erations. Mr.. Gaylord says that there
will be plenty of water in that section
next summer.
Edmund Hull, who was born in Elko
and spent his boyhood here, was an
Elko visitor last evening. lie was on
his way from Ely 10 Salt Lake and the
delayed trains gave him the oppor.
tunity to run down here from Cobre
for few hours. Mr.. Hull has No.
sided In Ely for number Of years,
where he holds a lucrative position
with the Nevada Northern. lie IS al.
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