Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-10-04
BRIEF MENTION.

II. M. SCnOOley was down from
Smith Valley Wednesday.
Attorney Boyinton was an ar
rival from San Francisco Thursday.
Miss Ambrosetti, of Carson, open
ed the Gallagher school last Monday.
Miss Kate McCaffery, of Virginia
City, is teaching the Missouri Flat
school.
VIM. Maggie was an arrival from
Tonopah last Sunday, where he sold
his teaming outfit.
Z. b. Miller had an attack of ill
ness this week, and Dir. Cox was
called to attend him.
Johnny Pierce was an arrival
from Smith Valley Wednesday
with load of fruit.
J. D. ludwig was an arrival
from Mariposa county, Cal, last Sun
day on mining business.
Phil McGrath went through Wa
buska Thursday returning to Haw-
thorne from San Francisco.
George McVicar and Jack Liv-
ingston, of Smith Valley, left for
British Columbia on the 22d.
On October 4th and 5th Mrs. Vail
lencour will have her Fall and Win
ter opening of millinery goods.
Mrs. Chas. Ellsworth, of Bodie,
passed through here on her way to
Oregon Monday to join her father.
!. Hofhine and family have
moved to town and located in the
Hironymous house for the Winter.
-Messrs. Haskins and Mathews,
prominent mining men, are looking
at the copper properties in this sec
ton.
DIR. c. 4. McCafferty, dentist,
will be in Yerington in the discharge
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.
Senator Gallagher paid Reno and
Carson visit the first of this week
on business connected with the sale
of hay.
Charles T. Miller has leased and
opened up the Owl barber shop, and
asks for share of the public pat
ronage.
Rev. Mr.. Johns, who has been
visiting valley friends for a few
weeks, lett for his home in California
Monday.
Johnny Kearney came in from
Silver Peak and Ida Valley last
Sunday. He is somewhat under the
weather.
"A. f. Whitman is down from
Rockland on layof until more ma
terial arrives to build d covering for
the mill.
Fred Burner and wife were
down from Smith Valley Wednes-
day to attend the Pardee-Nichol
wedding.
Billy Aiken and H. w. Stewart,
of Pinegrove, passed through here
last Sunday, bound for Hawthorne
on jury duty.
"A small dwelling house and lot
in Craig's Addition, Yerington, is
K. II. Whitacre.
Mrs. Wyatt and daughter, of
Carson Valley, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Henry Baker, have return
ed to their home.
Jack Sweat and wife have re-
turned from the southern country
where they conducted a station on
the Tonopah road.
Jack Kitchens and wife and son
have been visiting valley friends
this week. Jack is one of Bodies
genial saloon men.
Frank Carroll returned to Can
delaria Wednesday. He took A.
Cinecent along to cook for V. Nc
Intyre's blacksmith crew.
M. Segal has just received fine
line of silk-wool and wooden mits
and wooden hoods for ladies and
misses. Call and see them.
-Born-To the wife of Will No
land, of Carson, son, on Sept. 23d,
1902. Mrs. holland was formerly Miss
Lizzie Stock, of Silver City.
Harry Samuels, the mining ex-
pert, returned from Tonopah, Can
delaria and Sodaville, last Tuesday,
after quite an extended trip.
-Chas. Mccullough, representing
the Nevada Meat Co, of Reno, was
in town a couple of days this week,
looking after trade for his concern.
Commissioners Turner, who has
been here under the doctors care for
the past week, suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia, is now able to
be around.
Mrs. A. ]. Littell will have col
lection of choice, ready-trimmed hats,
from one of the leading firms of San
Francisco, on display at her resi-
dence, Saturday, Oct. nth.
p. w. Pyne lett tor Oakland last
Monday, after making arrangements
for the shipment of some copper ore
from the mines here to the Pyne
smclter. at West Alameda, Cal