Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-06-21
BRIEF MENTION.

Herman Meissner is on the sick
list
Hot tamales at the Vienna Cafe
daily.
Dyer receives fresh fruit every
other day.
Call and inspect those Giant Deer
ing Mowers at IIeavitt Bros.
Fresh bread, pies and doughnuts
at the Vienna Cafe every day.
Miss Winnie Strosnider returned
to Stewart Station yesterday.
There is some talk of organizing
Republican Club i'll this valley.
There are two Giant Deering
mowers tor sale at M. 4. Leavitt x
Bro.
X A. Dyer and his mother re-
turned from San Francisco last Sat
urday.
Miss Ella and Vic Smith are
down from Smith Valley visiting
friends.
K. A. Dyer has put in nice line
OF clothing and boots and shoes, hats,
caps, etc.
Billy Aiken was down from
| Pinegrove for few days the first OF
this week.
Fifty or sixty men could now
| find employment iii the hay fields In
this valley.
Divine service will he held in the
Missouri Flat school house tomorrow
at ago y. m.
George Strosnider and wife
| drove in TO Gold Hill last Sunday for
| short visit.
| Il. X. Ames and Frank Simpson
were down from Smith Valley the
| first of this week.
Services will be held in the NJ.
K. Church tomorrow morning and
evening, AZ usual.
Dyer tx selling goods at greatly
reduced prices. Call and inspect his
furnishing goods.
". Mcintyre and Miss Josie Pa
uuint have returned from their trip
TO Hind's Springs.
Call on Mrs. Vaillencour for
ladies' and children's Spring and
Summer millinery.
Will Dyer lett for Tonopah the
| first OF the week, where he expects
to open II fruit stand.
Six miners at the Ludwig quit
| this week on account OF some diff
Guilty with the foreman.
Mrs. Ed Ross left for Dayton
| "Wednesday to visit with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Will Gruber.
Sam White had tumor removed
| from the side of his neck this week,
DR.. Cox performing the operation
Don't forget the dance on the
night OF the Fourth. K. Ferguson,
the violinist, will lead the orchestra.
Miss Winnie Strosn1der was an
arrival from Stewart Station last
| Saturday OH a short visit to relatives
| here.
Mayo Greenlaw, the hard ware
and agricultural implement drum
mer, was in town the first of this
week.
Z. Pierce came down from Smith
Valley Monday and shipped another
load OF hogs to the Reno Meat Com
pany.
Miss Maud Hapgood, who has
been teaching the Pinvgrove school,
returned to her home in Reno last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Durham are
now located in Gardnerville, having
recently returned from the Hawaii
an Islands.
Mrs. Dave Wilson is quite seri.
ously i'll with nervous proStra ton, a
result OF an attack of lagrippe some
months ago.
j. ID. Collins, Ed Whitacre and
Hank Taylor left for Carson Mon
day to attend the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows.
Some of the Smith Valley farm
ers have begun to cut their first crop
OF alfalfa. The crop is not quite up
to the average.
Geo. w. Webster was down
from the East Walker River last
Monday and Tuesday looking Tor
harvest hands.
Geo. Kelley is recovering from
an attack OF blood poisoning, caused
from slight cut on his thumb some
two weeks ago.
Charlie Meissner returned from
Carson Thursday, where he had
been on jury duty. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
"A. Ellerson, tarmer .in-cha rge of
the Walker River Reservation, re-