Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-14
TOWN TALK

here last evening from Lamoille.
W. Q. Bower OF Lamoille Is here
today.
q. II. MuIIison is up from Beo-
wave.
A. @. Smith, OF the Union Mines,
came In last evening.
George w. Hanna. the Mound Val
ley rancher, was in yesterday.
osoroe NJ. Bower of Lamoille. is
here today with Mrs. Bower.
p. /. Winstead and wife are regis
tered at the Mayer.
Horace NJ. Lane OF Starr Valley is
spending the day in town.
MIss Belle HankIns and her sister
were arrivals last evening from Skel-
ton.
TobAr Ia well represented here to-
day In the persons OF N. Mabel Root,
James Bissell and H. II. Schrader.
Frank BsSkewitz, one OF the best
known and best liked road men who
makes this part OF the country. Is in
Elko today visiting his customers.
Il 10 getting too warm even for the
police court to display any activity
which Is a most extreme condition OF
affairs.
Little drops Of Precipitation,
Put the bunk on inspiration,
Pretty soon bunch OF "Phews!"
win have to fill the bill for News.
Thomas GrIsvFoId, Lloyd Dudley,
Pauline johnson, Cecil Johnson and
Alice Griswold. all OF Starr Valley,
were here last evening to attend the
final program OF the ChautauQua,
Attorney Carey Van Fleet returned
from Eureka yesterday where he has
been busy in the district court there.
He expects TO go back to the mining
tow ntonight.
E. c. RiddeIl, the Starr Valley ran
cher. was down yesterday. He says
that the hot weather Is slowly drying
up the country near his place and
that q great hardship will be worked
on the ranchers unless some relief Is
experienced soon. Incidentally Mr.
Riddell remarked that he may cast
his hat into the political ring this fall
and seek a place on the Legislative
ticket.
hiss Nellie Anderson left yester
day for Palo Alto, California, TO at
tend the wedding OF her brother
George II. Anderson to Miss Lornt
Donaldson, which will loccur tomor
row. The bride-to.be has been
teacher OF the violin at Palo Alto. TIL
romance OF the two young people be
gan when they were both in attend
.a ance. at Stanford University.
G. w. Grover, state fish and gam
warden. left last night for Elko t
attend the graduating exercises OF tn
high school there. His daughter is
member OF the graduating class. Tn,
warden has Just returned from an OF
fetal trip in Mineral and Lyon coun
ties and reports that more fish ant
" game licenses have been sold In Min
oral county than ever before.-Ga
zette.
hc1S that Frank Horton has had hi
bug" all fixed up for making fas
time, the racing beo has stung Bil
Doyle again and no Is tuning up tn,
Paige that nearly tuned him ND las
season In the road race that camt
off between here and Wells. Talk o
another race between the two fas
cars is being circulated and II IL ri
mored that the purse will be quite {
substantial affair.
NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Weiday, ant
the Misses Spalenka and Hansei, al
OF the local public school staff. re
Gently left on a tour OF the middle
west. which will terminate at Youngs
town, Ohio. where Mr.. and Mrs. Wei,
day have relatives. The Independent
this morning received a card from
the party. stating that they had Just
done the high points" about Colo
faSo Springs and were going on from
tksrs 20 Denver Incidentally they re-
oussteG that the Independent be sent
TO their destination through the sum.