The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
MENTION Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND GO

John Bartelmy is in town today.
Nell Carey Is In town from Willow
Point.
A. J. Mathewson of Reno is a Wis
itor here.
L. Dutertre was In town today from
Golconda.
Gerhardt Miller Sr. is in town from
Willow Point.
H. Griffin of Idaho Falls is q re-
cent arrival here.
]. o. Marshall of San Francisco
is a visitor here.
W. c. Clark is spending few days
In town from Reno.
John Etchart came down from Col
conda this morning.
J. D. Alexander of Chicago was an
arrival here yesterday.
w. F. Twist Is in town for a few
days from his ranch at Paradise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest uren came In
from Battle Mountain yesterday.
E. C. Ferguson Is spending q few
days In this city from Rochester.
Timonthy Martinez was an arrival
in town this morning from the DEMO
section.
George Minor and Archie West are
spending a few days In town from
Orovada.
Miss Blanche Barnard has accepted
a position In the office Of e. Reinhart
Company.
Mrs. Walter Dunlap and children
of Sacramento are visiting Mrs. J. B.
Robinson In this city.
R. B. Thompson. painter OF this
city, who has been Ill for week, Is
reported as improving.
Ed Connors, foreman of the God
chaux ranch, is attending to business
matters In town today.
Perry Carlson returned home yes
terday morning from a weeks stay
in San Francisco and coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Berg mo-
tored in from Red House today. and
expect to return home this evening.
Mrs. Chas. Smith returned home
this morning from Reno, where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
H. Haley of the United States rev.
enue service, and ]. s. Stith. special
agent of the Western Pacific, are in
town.
Elmer Ashcraft returned to Iron
Point yesterday after spending the
weekend here. He Is leasing on the
Kramer property.
Rev. Westervelt left yesterday for
Battle Mountain and is expected to
continue on today to Carlin, holding
services in both towns.
e. NJ. Gramm of the Silver State
Chemical Company has returned from
Reno. where he has been In charge
of the branch office of the company
at that place.
Among the Winnemucca visitors In
Elko yesterday were w. E. Rucktesh-
ter. v. J. Bell. v. H. Carson. z. Ruck-
teshler. T. E. Lewis, H. C. Pearson
Elko Free Press.
F. C. Krankel returned yesterday
morning from Alameda. California.
His mother, who accompanied him to
that city, will remain there for some
time and will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kate Kline arrived from Day
ton, Ohio, over the Western Pacific
last Saturday night and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kleinhans. Mrs.
Kline is sister of MrKleinhans.
]. D. Dancer of Golconda was In
town yesterday. He reports things
lively there, with a shortage of hay
hands. The buns travelling through
may work day or two. but nGlonger.
Anselmo Ucaregui, Firmin Ber-
gada and Graf Bernadicou, sheep
herders from the Siard ranch. were
In town yesterday paying their poll
taxes and attending to other business,
Miss Eleanor Dryer, who has been
visiting with her sisters. Mrs. Bosch
and Mrs. Rollins of this city, left last
night for Reno, where she will visit
for a time before returning to her
home in San Francisco.
Miles E. North, insurance man Of
Reno, arrived In this city Sunday to
spend a few days here on business.
Mr.. North, a regent of the university
and prominent in the civic life of
Reno and one of the moving spirits OF
the Commercial Club. is well known
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Ransom left for
Reno this evening. where they will
make their home for the present. Mr..
Ransom has been engaged recently in
hauling wool for Miller & Lux. but is
now employed by the Southern Pa
cific Company and has been trans
ferred to Reno