Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-10-11
BRIEF MENTION.


Ed Lam paid Carson a flying
visit the first of this week.
Mrs. Will Simpson, of Smith
Valley, was in town Wednesday.
Remember that the 2Ist is the
last day on which you can register.
Chris johnson and Mel Gala
CHER left for Grass Valley last Sun
day.
Roy MCGOWAN is at Kinds Hot
Springs soaking up his rheumatic
joints.
-Born-In Mason Valley, October
I'd, 1902, to the wife of Geo. Swasey,
son.
Mrs. G. w. Webster was down
from East Walker the first of this
week.
j. D. Ludwig left for Tonopah
last Monday morning on mining
business.
Miss Lizzie Wilson and Miss Kate
McCaHery We're down from Missouri
Flat Sunday.
Mrs. Alex. Brann is up from San
Francisco on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. r. Morris.
Mrs. A. T. Taylor, of Hawthorne,
came in this week to attend the Pen
rose-Pursel wedding.
Peter Conway and Billy Aiken
came down from Pinegrove Thurs
day for few days recreation.
I have a few good cedar posts
left which will sell at 22Hc. each.
M. K. Leavitt.
Little Ruth Pilkington rolled out
of bed Tuesday night and dislocated
her shoulder. She liz now recovering.
I'D. Powers, of Silver City, was
circulating among Mason Valley
friends for several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pheiffer, of Six
and relatives in the valley this week.
DIR. G. E. McCaferty, dentist,
will be in Yerington in the discha rye
of his profession on or about October
25th.
Ladies' knit wooden shawls of all
grades, colors and prices at SegaPs.
Also a fine new line of knit wooden
capes.
The new mill at Rockland is now
only able to run FIVE or six hours a
day on account of Il shortage of
water.
"A small dwelling house and lot
in Craig's Addition, Yerington, is
for sale, cheap for cash. Inquire of
Z. II. Wh1tacre.
M. Segal has Just received a fine
line of silk-wool and wooden mits
and wooden hoods for ladies and
misses. Call and see them.
The Italian ranchers in the upper
end of the valley are hauling pota-
toes to Wabuska and storing them
in pits for Winter shipment.
%. A. Brooks, who for time was
in the field for Assemblyman in this
county, has withdrawn. 1t was
probably more profitable to retire
than to run.
Miss Eva Farrell, of Wabuska,
has gone to Hawthorne to wait on
table at the Lakeview Hotel. Miss
Lille Erway Is now waiting on table
at Wabuska.
Mike Quilici was in the valley
this week for the purpose of engag-
ing Piute potato diggers and sorters
to handle the crop on his Carson
River ranch.
Mrs. A. ]. Littell will have a col
lection of choice, ready-trimmedh hats,
from one of the leading firms of San
Francisco, on display at her resi-
dence, Saturday, Oct. nth.
George Jones and wife were ar
rivals from Wadsworth Thursday
o ma visit to Mrs. Jones parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. H. Reymers. Mrs. Rey-
mer's health is still very poor.
S. w. Gregory and Milt Sampson
brought down from Mono county
hundred head of cattle Thursday be-
longing to Mr.. Gregory, and which
will be fed in this valley this Win
ter.
Pat Gallagher killed a twenty
four pound wildcat on his ranch
Wednesday night. The animal
was getting away with some of Mr..
Gallagher's chickens when he was
freed and shot.
DIR. A. Hudgens and H. G. Cut
ting, couple of Tonopah capital
lists, were arrivals here Thursday
and left yesterday morning for
Pinegrove to sample the Wilson
mine with a view to purchasing the
property.
VIM. Mullins, who is on the
John Snyder ranch, brought us
some fine samples of potatoes this
week. They are of the Peerless va
riety and one makes a meal for
good-sized family. He also left us
several nice cabbages.
Henry Baker is hobbling around
on crutches, with very sore leg.
While cutting wood at Rockland a
week or more ago he cut his leg with
an AK. A few nights after he caught