Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-01
TOWN TALK

Little Richard canime has the
measles
Mrs. II. c. mentz has returned from
an extended visit to California.
Band Leader Haeket has been Civ
en- first lieutenancy in the Home
Guard.
E. L. 5aehman, county game war
den. went to Lamoille today on Off
cial business.
Carey Van Fleet is on the trail of a
trout at South Fork and he says he
isn't coming back till he gets him.
Charlie Keith, OF the Independent.
is out whipping the streams today.
Same thing goes about the license.
District Attorney carviIIe is get
ting well along on the road to recov-
cry and will soon be at his desk
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White came
in from their ranch at Lee last night
and will visit here with relatives for
a few days.
Speaking Of matters shakesperian,
Prof. Moe Is now memorizing that
speech OF Hamlets that begins Il am
thy fathers ghost"
A motion for new trial has been
filed by Attorney Dysart, acting for
the defendant in the case of A. J. Nc
Cone VS.. David Eccles.
large doll that is to be ratified off
for the benefit Of the Red Cross chap
ter of this city is on display in Mrs.
Campbell's window on Railroad st.
Will r. Hunt, who is in line for
second lieutenants commission in the
United States army, left last night for
Camp Lewis. From there he expects
to go east although his exact station
is not known even to himself
An order Of dismissal was entered
In the case of Trovosky VS.. Trovsky
this morning and a new action SINH
llarly entitled was begun. The resi-.
dence Of the plaintiff was incomplete
which was the cause for dismissal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn CarvilIe will be
Mt home soon at the lakewood resi-
dence on Juniper street which has
been leased by them from Mrs. Car
ville's mother for the summer, during
which period the family resides at
their ranch near Bullion.
Barney Horn also writes us that the
following Aura men can be put down
as honor men, having subscribed their
bits to the Third Liberty Loan cam.
paign: "B Horn. 800; Gus II. Dry
den, $50; Theo. Storff. $50; X. L..
Reed, $50.
The following is from the Whine.
mucca Silver State: John Sayal, a
prominent stockman and ranchcr of
Austin, and we'll known in this city
because Of extensive business inter.
ests here, is reported to have been in
jured yesterday in an automobile &C
cidcnt and was last night taken thru
on s. p. No. and placed i'm n Reno
hospital. The extent of his injuries
or the nature of the accident Is not
known.
Editor Steninger Of the Free Press
left with Mrs. Steningar and Mr.. o. =.
Ankeny last evening on quest for
the festive trout. II Is reported that
Brother Steningcr had license. This
fact is significant. for where news.
paper editor ever got money enough
to buy fishing license Is inconceiv.
able. Dollars to doughnuts Henry
Jones, Jim Gregory. Carey Van Fleet
and the Independent won't get any Of
Eds fish.
Robert e. skaogs, well known thru.
out Elko county, suffered a painful
and unfortunate accident yesterday
when he was riding horseback from
Bullion 10 Elko. His horse became
frightened and threw Bob. breaking
his shoulder and three ribs. lie f.
now at the Littlefieid hospital and
sincere hopes are extended for his
complete and rapid recovery. Mr.
Skaecs is suffering a good deal of
pain, today, however.
by the way, Ed, we weren't refer. /
ring to your Issue OF the Gath OF April |
at all when we said something anent |
that ancient historical character who
remarked "out damned spot" specl-
fically and particularly we were refer.
ring to the lovely scenic and health
addition TO the city OF Elko just across