Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-20
saltF MENTION.

Some very pretty calendars at
Leavitt's.
"A fine line of fancy glassware
at Lam's.
A sure cure for the blues: Old
Judge Whisky.
Percy G. Alley will spend the
holidays with his parents in Oak.
land.
Another week of cold weather
and the icemen can put up crop in
this vicinity.
Doctors recommend Old Judge
Whisky for its purity and strength
ening qualities.
K. B. Miller is quite i'll at the
home of Frank Feigenspan with an
attack of dropsy.
Senator Gallagher and wife and
sons left Tuesday for short visit
to San Francisco.
H. z. Miller and L. F. Green
were arrivals from San Francisco
this week Tuesday.
Mrs. J. o. Birmingham left for
San Francisco Thursday to visit
friends for few weeks.
Will Lampkin came in from To-
nopah Tuesday. He reports Jim
Foster quite i'll in Tonopah.
Misses Bertha and Klla Pursel
will be home from Reno today to
spend their holiday vacation.
Phil Boyle was an arrival We'd
nesday from Wadsworth on a visit
to old friends for few days.
F. z. Carroll came in from Can
delaria Thursday afternoon to spend
the holidays with his family.
Boys, if you want to get bar
gain in golf shirts, go to Leavitt's.
He is selling the best of them at cost.
Now is the right time to smoke
your meats. Leavitt keeps Wright's
liquid smoke, which smokes meat
right. Get some.
The average price of copper for
the month OF November was 1853
cents, as against TO- 80 cents for the
same month last year.
Henry Slingerland received a
dispatch Monday that his sister, Mrs.
Julia Sullivan, had died the day be-
fore in Butte City, Montana.
The School Benefit Club ball nine
will play the married men game on
the school grounds tomorrow after
noon, the game to begin at 1890 sharp.
w. r. Penrose has purchased
from Mrs. /. A. Strosnider the 100
tract of land opposite the Swasey
ranch in the lower end of the valley.
Consideration not known.
We have received Vol. I, No. d
of the White Pine Miner, published
at Kly. 1t is a neat little eight-page
sheet published by J. NJ. Lynch and
is full of news of that section.
"A small gold heart paddock was
picked up on the floor of the Owl
Hall the other night, and left at this
Office. The owner can have same by
calling at this Office and proving
property.
VIM. A. lines, of the Home Life
Insurance Co. Of New York, and A.
F. Schmitz, representing the Fidility
Mutual Aid Society, of San Fran
cisco, dropped into town last even
ing and paid us short call.
VIM. Fulton, who is the owner
of the Copper King mine, near the
ludwig, lett for his home in Reno
Thursday after performing the as
sessment work on his property. The
mine is looking exceedingly well.
The bazaar, entertainment and
supper given at the NJ. K. Church by
the Ladies' Aid Society on Thursday
afternoon and evening was well pat
ronized, and all who attended were
delightfully."- entertained. The pro-
ceeds were very satisfactory, but
we have not learned just what they
were. We extend thanks to the
ladies for nice lunch and icecream.
Dwight Leavitt drove Miss An
ME Paquint and Miss Marguerite Hits
man to Wadsworth Tuesday. Miss
Paquint will visit her sister, Mrs.
Parker, in Wadsworth, for few
days and Miss Hitsman will continue