Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-05-16
TOWN TALK

Frank Horton is In Elko today.
Hunts Candy Shop will give an
Mrs. coehelIe, OF Montello. Is here
w. J. Gardner is in Elko from his
Ruby Valley ranch.
C. w. Williams OF Elburz Is in
town today.
Andrew TourreuiI is here from
Charleston.
Frank connors is here from Pals.
ade today.
oliver Rife is in from his ranch in
the northern part of the county today.
Constable John Mecsmbs Of Wells
is in Elko today.
Fifteen germs on q dead dogs chest,
- 70! Ho! Ho! The towns on the bum"
(Wlth apologies 10 SteYenson.)
Band rehearsal tonight A full at.
tendance is requested by Lieutenant
Hackett.
Walter E. Vane and II. p. Hale have
been appointed as corporals in the
band.
Miss Della Becker Is leaving TO.
morrow for Lamoille whore she will
reside during the summer months.
George Weiland, now a member OF
Uncle Sans fighting forces. is spend.
ing furiough with relatives in Elko.
Homer w. Andrae and family are
registered at the Mayer from White
Rock.
Judge Talbot has returned from La.
mobile where he has been on legal
matters for the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sutton are NOV.
Ing into the Andrew Tourreuil resi-
dence today at the foot Of the hill on
Fifth street.
Third Liberty Loan Bonds are be,
ing delivered to its many customers
by the Henderson Banking company
today.
Constable Jake ZundeIi OF Monticello
Is here as a witness on the white sla
very preliminary that is being held
today.
The newly appointed United State:
Marshal. Joseph McEachin. is in ElkC
today in connection with business
matters.
Sing a Song OF six pence,
A pocket full of rye,
Twas not enough TO pay the fine,
The Elko folks were shy.
other social affair tomorrow night II
which they will be assisted by thei
new musical instrument, the ViolanC
Yirtuoso.
Tho three boys Of the high sChoo
who were recently expelled have beef
reinstated after having apologized L
the board for the conduct that result
ed in their dismissal.
A Carson City newspaper item say
that notary public commissions wer
issued yesterday to Chas. A Cantewel
and Charles u. Happier. both OF thi
county.
Erstwhile Susan was snooEin'
On Railroad street one day,
The squawker squawked,
The town was shocked,
Ten bones she had to pay
Tho city council is having cemen
bases installed at the street corners
to hold up the Turn to the Right
signs. Good idea! Some people al
ways have to be forcibly reminded L
keep on tho right track.
Filling this column Is no cinch. III
like pulling teeth to got anything IL
II and when you do publish the news
in IL you're liable to get the rest o.
EN- knocked out.
The charges Of contempt registered
against Editor Steninger Of tho Free
Press by Attorney Carey Van Fleet
as part or the proceedings now OF
file against the county commissioner
will be heard here Saturday by Judge
Averill OF Tonopah.
We are In receipt OF a telegram
from County Food Administrator
Frank Middleton advising us that the
public hearing OF the Elko food cases
7 will be heard in the courthouse AT
this place on Saturday morning at 10
! o'clock.
Gasoline Gus and his jitney bus.
The towns speed signs never bother
us,
Fill up the tank and turn on the
juice,
And show all the natives how TO drive
like the deuce.
The hearing Of A. PueelnsiIl and
John Fratinl on a charge OF violating
the women's working act resulted In
the release OF the two defendants.
Judge Doughty did NOT -fhlsR sfftae fhea
plaintiff proved her case. "'''sF7''