Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-25
TOWN TALK

~whiri Of Mirth," Bradley. tonight
Mrs. r. q. Fitzgerald returned home
last night.
John MeKenny and mother return
ed from the coast last evening.
Wallace RyaIs, the well known Gold
Creek resident. is an Elko visitor.
w. T. Young and Mrs. Young re-
turned home from San Francisco last
evening.
rEUW. J. Muiiinnix, of Tuscarora, is |
transacting business in the county
seat today.
Frank S. connors and Terrence
Corners are up from Palisade on a
business trip.
rs, Mrs. E. Dotta and her son Dave de-
parted last Saturday for San Fran
cisco, where they will spend several
weeks.
Tho preliminary hearing OF Juan
Aleman. charged with embezzlement,
will come up before the justice court
this afternoon at p. m.
Suit has been filed in the district
court by Allen G.. Mcbride against
George Bridenbecker for recovery on
note in the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim DuvaIi and two
children, and Mrs. Ed Murphy, were
departures for San Francisco yester-
day. They will spend several weeks
in the bay city.
Don't forget the "Whirl of Mirth"
at the Bradley opera house tonight.
We have been given an idea of what
is coming off and do not hesitate to
say that it will be all that the title
implies.
who spent all OF last week here, de-
parted yesterday for their homes in
Starr valley. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smiley. who were also guests OF the
county seat for a number of days, de-
parted for Deeth Saturday night.
We regret to learn that Richard,
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Carville, has the scarlet fever. His
case is mild. however, and an early
under quarantine our genial district
attorney is obliged to live down town.
Herbert sproule, who Is here on a
short visit, will return to San Fran
cisco tomorrow night, where he has a
lucrative position in the office OF the
superintendent of the Union Iron
Works. Herb enjoys living in the
bay city and that It agrees with him
is testified to by the fact that he has
gained ten pounds. ...
Judge AveriII departed for his home
in the south last night. The judge de.
clded the case OF Oliver vs.. Kellogg
from the bench Thursday night, de-
creeing that the injunction requested
by the plaintiff should stand but that
he recover no damages and that each
party pay Ids own costs Attorney Mil
ton Badt represented Oliver and At
torneys Mcnamara and Van Fleet ap
peared for defendant. Kellogg.
Fat Jack and wife and son were
hailed before Judge Doughty this
morning on the charge of disturbing
the peace. Fat and family are noble
reds and by virtue of their race are
forbidden the use of fire water, but
last night they liquored up and ran w
against the minions of the Law. The
whole Jack family were repentan'
this morning and assured the judg,
that IL he would overlook their In
discretion they would return to thei
home In Battle Mountain forthwith
and go to work. The Judge consent
ed and the Jack family have vamoos
ed.
After having had the matter under
consideration for some time Profes
sor w. J. Hunting, for the past
eleven years principal of The Carson
City public schools. announces that
he will be candidate for the nomi
nation for superintendent of public
Instruction. During the Spanish
American war Mr.. Hunting saw ser
vice in the Philippines as non.cOm
mlssioned officer. and was wounded
Professor Huting has always taken
an active interest in the affairs OF the