Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-26
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

transacting business. He Is guest Oh
the Commercial hotel.
wellington Weiland, prominent
stock man of North Fork, was an ar
rival in town yesterday. He Is spend
ing a day or two transacting business
and visiting friends. He Is guest
OF the Commercial hotel.
T. &. Davis, cattleman OF Great !
Falls, Montana, is in Elko looking over
the local field with view TO buying
some stock. He is guest OF the
Commercial hotel.
The Elk Cafe are now making their
own Chicken Tamales, Enchiiadas'
Chilli Con Carne Try our special
Spaghetti red. All kinds of Shell Fish
and Fresh Fish. 10
A clever showing of satin and straw
hats for early spring at the Florin
Millinery. j24
Basketball Friday night - Three
teams from Starr Valley TO play three
teams from Elko schools. Great sport
for the fans. Admission for grammer
pupils 15c; for high school students
CSC and for adults CSC. THREE
GAMES. jos
FOR RENT-Four roomed house,
or inquire at 629 Pine street. j26
An Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rutherford is very i'll and is
now under tho care of Dr. West. The
parents moved in to town from their
North Fork ranch n few weeks ago
on account of the delivate condition of
the child and prepared TO remain all
winter. The child was placed under
the care of DR.. West and was show
ing great improvement until a few
days ago when she became very i'll
after partaking of some food that fail
ed of proper digestion. She became
so i'll that it was necessary to call n
Miss Blanche Masterson, the well
known graduate nurse is now on the
case and the child is reported as i'm
proved somewhat today.
The st. Elizabeth Guild will give it's
annual Valentine dance Wednesday
Feb. IA, at the Bradley Opera House
For this reason the party that rented
the hall for Jan. % has been can,
celled. j26-27
Mrs. e. j. L. Taber will entertain
the Draper club at cards this evening
at her home on Court street.
The ST. Elizabeth Guild held a meet
ing yesterday at the home of f. Z
Ennor. There was large attendance
OF the members and a number of in
vited guests. The meeting was a de
lightful social affair and the guests
were spiendidly entertained. After
spending most pleasant afternoon In
social way the members of tn,
guild and the guests were served will
dainty luncheon. The guild is plan
ming to give a big dance party in the
near future. This will be one of the
notable social functions of the pres
ent busy season of social activity. Tn,
dance will probably be at the bal
room of the Mayer hotel.
Little Billy Parker, head carrier bo
for the Independent, sustained broi
On collar bone this forenoon when n
fell from Shetland pony that he wa
riding. He had taken the pony whicl
belongs to the Newman family and ha,
gone to the Soda Works TO get SOM
soda water. On the way the pom,
SHE'D at some object and threw Billy
He struck the ground with consider
able force and his collar bone wa
broken in the fall. Billy Is very pop,
lar with the Independent staff and hi
forced absence will mean a real los
Hope for his speedy recovery will 4
a part Of the every day thought, of III
staff.
The members of the Episcopal cho
were entertained last evening nj n
home of the Reverend and Mrs Ear
est III. Price
L. n. Rathfon, well known ranc
and stock man of HallcCk, is visitir
in town for a day or two ana atten
ing to business matters. lie is a CUE
OF the Mayer hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Randolph. pro,
inont people OF Hallcck. were arrlva
yesterday. They will remain for u d,
Or two attending to business matter
They came to Elko on account Of Il
death OF Mrs. German.
Halleek Mayer was nm arrival fro
Elburz yesterday He will spend q r.
days visiting friends and relatives |