Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-15
TOWN TALK

Joe caprioIa is here from North
Fork.
r. D. Bailey is here from North
Fork.
Mrs. Anna Kropf OF Carlin. is here
today.
Nevada E. Carey is here from Tus-
carora.
Judge 6ieIar is here from Carlin to-
day on business.
Mrs. II. w. Naylor is a visitor here
from Gold Greek.
Mrs. May Bradley is in Salt Lake
City on business.
r. B. Stewart, OF Reeds Station,
Sundayed in Elko.
Albert Hankins and daughter are
here from Shelton.
7. r. Hunter and wife of South
Fork are here today.
Walter, the little son OF Mrs. Mary
Finch of this city, has gone to Chey-
enne to visit relatives there.
Senator kearns, owner of the old
Peterson ranch on North Fork. is
here from Salt Lake City today.
Carey Van Fleet, EIko attorney. re-
turned this morning from a business
trip to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Sheriff Harris returned this morn
ing from Carson City where he went
to escort Henry Preikshot to the pen.
itentiary.
Jim Russell, superintendent of the
Mary's River Land & Livestock Co,
is in Elko today interviewing the food
administrator.
The Home Guard will drill Tuesday
evening at seven o'clock with Captain
Jensen in command. The Captain re
quests full attendance. Squads will
be definitely formed tonight and ey-
erybody is asked to turn out
J. w. Malloy, school teacher at
Aura, Nevada, came in today and Sc
cured a permit to blast near Aura.
Mr.. Malloy says he has some promis-
ing mining claims that he intends de
veloping during the vacation.
Thomas Logan, locked in the arms
of John BarleycOrn, was hauled before
Judge Doughty this morning in com
pany with r Gomas, also in the same
predicamenL The judge handed them
each an adequate remembrance en-
graved by the city of Elko.
Henry Carat returned on No. 90
this morning from San Francisco, his
injury completely cured. Henry was
hurt by his horse falling with him at
the Carat ranch. He was met here by
his uncle, Pete Indart, who will &C.
company him home tomorrow.
Mr.. Leslie Hubbs and wife arrived
this morning for a visit with Mrs
Hubs brother, II. c. Clinton, of Ell
ko. Their daughter, Miss Hazel, &C
companies them. Mrs. Hubbs was for
merly Miss Lillian Clinton, and Is
we'll known TO many Elko people
They will remain here for about ter
days. Their home is in Canada.
Artist Chas. Runyan has completed
an excellent design for a cover for Z
new song written by local man on
titled Nevada Wires Woodrow
We're with you to the end" Tn
words to the song were written b,
w. r. Mcneil of the Homebuilder
the design includes the Great Sea
OF the state, figure representing
Nevada, and an excellent likeness 0
President Wilson.
George Brandt, proprietor of tn
Sanitary Milk Depot, was operated OF
yesterday at the Littlerield hospita
for acute appendicitis George allow
ed the condition to run along just
little longer than he should have don,
and Eangreno had set In. The younr
man, according to DR.. Rand. has al
even break for recovery and his man
friends are anxiously awaiting gooC
news from his bedside.
The Henderson Banking Co. has IN
vored us with a report Of tho names O
tho subscribers w TO Saturday oven
ing. April IL, to the third Libcrt,
Loan. The total subscription report
ed by the bank from Elko county e.
S7l,450. or the total number Of sub