Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

E n. Roehell, business man OF Mon
tello, was q visitor 10 the county seat
today.
James Riddle, prominent stock man
of Star Valley is transacting business
in Elko today.
There will be social dance in the
dining room of the Commercial hotel
tonight.-Adv.
c. n. Black, well known ranch man
of Deeth, is business visitor TO the
county seat today.
FOR RENT-Four roomed house.
furnished. All modern. Phone 1896,
or inquire at 62s Pine street. JIG
J. e. Snider, well known ranch and
stock man of Tuscarora, is paying
visit to the county seat today.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Clayton, promin-
ent people of North Fork. are visiting
in Elko today and meeting old friends.
Miss Bell Hankins is among the
visitors TO Elko from her home in Hyl-
ton. She is shopping and meeting
friends.
Jay II. cIemmons and l.. E. Gunter,
prininent cattlemen of Reno, are in
Elko transacting business and looking
for stock cattcie. They are guests OF
the Mayer hotel.
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
Edgar Young, prominent ranch man
of Tuscarora, was among the visitors
to the county seat yesterday. He is in
town today meeting old friends and
traanscting business.
r. M. Kellogg, prominent mining
man of Salt Lake, returned from his
home city yesterday where he had
gone to attend to business in the in.
terest of the mine he is operating at
Bullion.
Professor e. e Franklin, the new
high school teacher who was engaged
TO fill the vacancy created by the de-
parture of Professor Brown, arrived
yesterday from Ames, Iowa, where he
has been a teacher.
On account of the congested cOndi-
ton of the Elko public school the trus-
tees find it necessary to build another
addition. 1t is probable that wing
built couple of years ago on the
southwest side. The necessary funds
will probably be raised by means of n
bond issue.
Sheriff Joe Harris was successful in
getting his requisition papers for Jack
Bennett honored by the Denver court,
according TO a wire which was re.
ceiyed at noon today by Under-shcriff
Lamon. The message stated that the
sheriff would leave Denver with his
prisoner at one o'clock today. Ben.
nett is the man who issued the pre-
holiday issue of local paper and
skipped with most of the funds for
the advertising. The charge against
him is forgery.
Judge Doughty performed a wedding
ceremony last night at the Commercial
hotel which united Mr.. Lee Trout and
wife. A number of friends of tho
contracting parties witnessed the cere
mony. Mr.. Trout distinguished him
self at our last Rodeo as one of the
best horsemen in the west, when he
won q number of prizes. The bride
has been n resident of Elko for {
number of years and is one of tn,
most popular of her social set. w,
wis hthe couple all the blessings tina
married life can give.
Doctor and Mrs. c. w. West depart
ed today for San Francisco, whcr,
they expect TO remain about three
months. They have taken apart
ments at the Stienhart. 952 Suite
street, where they will be joined a
an early date by Mr.. and Mrs. L. o
Henderson, Mrs. Vests parents, VIII
at present are in San Diego. TIL
doctor goes to the city primarily on &C
count of the illness of his sister, VIII,
must undergo an operation. He will
take course in clinical work Will