Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29

w. B. Ingram, brother-in-law of
DIR. Cox, is here from San Diego on
visit. His family will remain in
Berkeley during the Winter.
The price of copper for the
month of October, this year, aver
aged II.72 cents as against 1925 cents
last year for the same month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Meissner and
Mrs. Chas. johnson left last Sunday
for visit of few weeks with rela-
tives and friends in Oakland.
The Piutes are having their an
nual rabbit hunt, and are coming in
from the chase daily with hundreds
of carcasses of the little animals.
Vim. Reinstein, the San Fran
cisco clothing man, will be in Yer
ington on or about the 5th of next
month. Keep your orders for him.
The roll of honor of the Fort
Churchill school for this month,
Miss Agnes O'Connell teacher, con-
tains only the name of Celia Quilici.
Mrs. Nick Hironymous and chill
dren came in from Reno last Satur-
day to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Snyder.
F. f. Shaw, General Manager of
the Excelsior Co., was an arrival
here Wednesday. 1t is reported that
his company will not renew the bond
on the Bluestone mine.
Johnny Rogers, of Wellington,
has sold his ranch to Geo. Fulstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will soon pay a
visit to their old homes in Maine, and
may remain there permanently.
Mrs. Lettie Gregg and son, who
are now located at Anderson, Cal,
came in from Dayton Sunday to visit
relatives for few days before re-
turning to their California home.
H. H. Boone was an arrival from
Bodie Monday with small bunch of
cattle, which he will winter here.
Young Chas. guile drove in the cat
tie. Mr.. Boone reports about twenty
inches of snow in Bodie from the
late storm.
Henry Streeter and Miss Becky
Burner were married in Bridgeport
on Wednesday evening last. They
came to Wellington Thursday, and
that night were the recipients OF
rousing charivari. Henry has nu-
merous friends here who wish him
and his bride all kinds of good luck.
Mr.. Geo. Bayley, Manager for the
Modoc Land and Live Stock Co., was
an arrival here Wednesday. Mr..
Bayley purchased several thousand
tons OF hay in this valley year ago
and is here to measure it up. He
will drive no stock in this Winter,
but will probably hold the hay over.
We acknowledge the receipt of
an announcement of the marriage of
Mr.. Phil. S. Triplett, of the Wells
Herald, and Miss Frances G. Moore
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
in Wells, on November cad. The
TIMES wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Triplett
health, wealth and prosperity, and
Tripletts.
Again we are called upon to ex.
tend thanks to u : Gle Tom Calvert
for our Thanksgiving turkey. Uncle
Tom has moved to Carson since
sending our last year turkey, but
we opine that should he move tc
Alaska he would not fail to send us
Thanksgiving bird of the most
delicious kind.
Z. A. Dyer and bride returned
from Reno Tuesday afternoon. That
evening a charivari gang of boys
both old and young, gave the young
couple a serenade which they will
long remember. About one hundred
people were in the mob, each armed
with coal-oil can or some other
devilish instrument to produce p
noise, and chaos reigned until the
groom produced the price of treat
all around.