Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-30
TOWN TALK


Jack Armistead is a visitor from Lee
today.
Frank cudney is in from Ten Mile
today.
Frank ooodale is here from Deeth
today.
Ace womaek is in town from Tip
perary.
Horace Lane motored down from
Deeth this morning.
John Miller returned from Ely Sun
day where he had been visiting for a
few days.
Il 10 understood that the case OF
Greenfield Va. Nelson is to be settled
out OF court.
The grove at lamoille will be opened
on June 18th. A big opening dance
viii be the feature OF the affair.
Joe Taber returned last night from
the western part of the state, where
he has been on an extended business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin McFarIane have
moved into their new quarters in one
OF the Mcdowell cottages on Idaho
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dawley are
opening the spring housekeeping with
new coat Of paint for their residence
on Idaho street.
Mrs. Edgar Reinhart returned Sun.
day from a protracted visit with her
son Milton, a member of the United
States army stationed on the coast.
Jack Greiser has a post card from
George b. Russell In which the latter
says he is on his way home after hav-
ing failed to place himself in the ar
my.
Now that the weather is getting
warmer the good citizens will soon be-
gin to remark that there is some
thing rotten in the state of Denmark"
A trip down to the dumping ground
just over the tracks will explain mat
terB.
Il Is reported here that Will Crane,
better known as Pat" will shortly
Join the 344th artillery band on the
coast. Pat will make good in almost
any company as a musician, being a
cornet player of more than ordinary
ability.
Many friends of Captain Arthur Nc
lntosh. former Elko boy, now a cap
tain In the United States army. gath.
cred at the depot this morning to
shake hands with the captain and wish
him God Speed. He Is on his way TO
Fort Riley, Kansas.
Gerald Clinton, son OF Hobe Gin.
ton, who Joined the army few days
ago, will receive his physical examina.
ton today and his father is waiting
anxiously to hear whether or not he
Is accepted. Gerald is not yet OF age
by several months and had to have his
parents consent in order to get into
the ranks.
The divorce case OF Iona Baker vs..
Madison NJ. Baker is expected to come
up In the district court this afternoon.
The plaintiff Is asking a decree upon
the grounds OF extreme cruelty, al.
leging that the defendant inflicted
mental and physical suffering upon
her In various rather original ways,
as appears from the complaint.
Harold Thorne will take a position
on this paper beginning next Monday.
Mr.. Thorne takes the place OF Walter
Armstrong, who is resigning his place
to take an occupation on the outside.
Mr.. Armstrong finds that inside work
does not agree with him and 1t is
likely that he will take up work on
the Western Pacific railway as train
man.
Pathe's official war film THE Ger.
man Curse In Russia" will hold the
screen tonight at the Bradley. with
the Pathe News as an added feature.
Tho feature picture presents actual!
ties taken on tho ground by Pathe's
official photographer and sets forth
the real conditions prevalent in Rus.
STA through tho spreading OF German
propaganda.
County CLERK Keith reports that she
has solo 23e fishing licenses to date.
Seventy went to Carlln today, Cons.
table Dernlng alone having sent In an
order for SO. Looks like the streams