Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-10
BRIEF MENTION.

ported in Carson.
Miss Daisy Wilson is waiting on
table at the Globe.
M. Segal returned from the Dia-
mond Sawmills last Sunday.
H. M. Schooley was down from
Smith Valley few days ago.
Mrs. F. L. Littell and children
are visiting friends in Dayton.
PROT. Gregory has been engaged
as principal of the Dayton school.
Johnny Damon, of Dayton, has
gone to Lundy to do carpenter work.
Frank Fallon and wife drove
down from Smith Valley yesterday.
Attorney Lothrop, of Dayton, if
spending few days at Lake Tahoe.
Miss Gladys Jones accompanied
]. b. Gallagher and family on their
camping trip.
Bob Randall, of Dayton, has gone
to Reno to work for J. K. Monroe, in
his brickyard.
F. w. Downey and John Gruber
came in from Dayton Thursday on
their bicycles.
Miss Lucretia Barton, of Dayton,
is visiting Miss May Brisson at the
Brisson ranch.
The Nevada State Fair will be
held in Reno from September 10th to
7ist, inclusive.
Miss Rheims, of Virginia City, is
visiting her brother at I'd Dillon's
place in Yerington.
Thanks to our exchanges for the
kindly notices given in regard to our
entering a new field.
Il. A. Guild, who helped US move
cur plant to Yerington, returned to
Dayton Monday last.
J. A. Carter, the wet goods dis
penser of Wellington, was in town
a few days this week.
Mrs. Geo. Jones, of Wadsworth,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. II. Reymers, of this place.
Will Robinson, of Pine Grove,
arrived in town Monday. He is
thinking some of locating here.
.-Grimmon and Mack, the new
Smith Valley storekeepers, are said
to be doing thriving business.
Gus Brann leaves for Vallejo,
Cal, this morning. He expects to
return to the valley before long.
The Tixxs will be issued Satur-
day mornings. We are a little late
with this issue, but please forget it.
Brady and Lampkin, lessees of
the old pioneer stables, put new
wash-rack in front of the barn this
week.
Mrs. McNeely and children re-
turned from their fishing trip to
Charlebois' place, the first of this
week.
Fred Schock, of Dayton, does
shoe cobbling and repairing neatly
and on short notice. Prices to suit
the times.
Miss Klla Hester, of Virginia
City, passed through Wabuska en-
route to Bodie Wednesday to visit
her sister.
Miss May King, who has been con-
Quoting Dyer's icecream parlors, will
leave for her home in Virginia the
first of next week.
-SuA Will ptCdSC oNCl-
look the absence of any local mention
this week. This matter will be at
tended to later on.
Il. X. Ames, who is introducing
the Eureka Fly Killer, was down
from Smith Valley this week can.
vassing this valley.
Andy Walmsley, who is now en-
frn cd ~ ~ ha.
Pine Grove hills, paid Yerington a
visit the first of this week.
Nick Hironymous has closed the
Union Butcher Shop and Will Dyer
has closed his icecream parlors on
account of a shortage of ice.
Don't forget that we are prepared
to do all kinds of job printing at this
office. We have Just received new
and select stock of stationery.
Mrs. G. J. Freeman, mother of
Frank, who has been visiting him for
the past three months, left for her
home in Stockton, Cal, last Sunday.
"A copy of the T,Mks has been sent
to everybody in this valley. II is
gentle invitation to subscribe, if you
think the paper worthy of your sup
port.
James O'Neil, foreman of the Al
lison Ranch Nine of Nevada Co.,
Cal arrived Monday. He will ex-
anime the mines in this district
Monitor.
Joe Florence, a cousin of Jim
Meadows, came in Wednesday from
Winnemucca for a short visit. He
is running on the S. p. road when
at home.