Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-07-04
BRIEF MENTION.

| "A. Delmar returned from Haw-
thorne last Tuesday.
Hayes, photographer, will not
remain after July 18TH.
For all kinds of photograph work
call on Hayes, Yerington.
| Jack O'Donnell was an arrival
from Tonopah last Sunday.
DIR. K. Leavitt made flying trip
to Smith Valley last Sunday.
M. X. Taylor, the insurance man.
took his departure for Reno Mon
day.
| Miss Josie Becker returned from
Keno Sunday after an extended
visit.
| The valley was visited by a
light shower of rain the first of the
week
Hayes, photographer, can be
found at the old bowery from a.
m. to 3 p. m.
DIR. Cox and Mr.. Ingram will
take their departure next Tuesday
for Oakland.
"A number of the Rockland BOYS
will spend the Fourth at Morgsn's,
on the East Walker.
VIM. Reinstein, the clothing
man, paid this camp visit last
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Meissner returned
last Saturday from her visit to rela-
tives in Beckw1th, Cal.
Miss Ida Cooper and sister, Irene,
lett for Dayton the first of this week
to spend their vacation.
-Sagebrush Treadwcll left for
the southern country on fishing
trip Thursday morning.
Alex. Valllencour, Jim Johnson
and Alex. Murchie are down from
Rockland tor the Fourth.
Mrs. G. w. Webster was in
town from East Walker Thursday
securing carnival colors, etc.
The weather was quite cool this
week, and a fire in a room was quite
comfortable on several mornings.
Garfield, the Chinese cook at the
Douglas, threw up his Job Thursday
and took his departure for Dayton.
Fred Littell, Mrs. J. T. Sweat
and Miss Bertha Knemeyer drove to
Gardnerville Thursday to spend the
Fourth.
Frank Lucas returned from
| Bridgeport the first OF this week,
| where he had been to attend the
trial of NJ. A. Alvas.
Dan Emerson and Jim Andrews
have gone up to do some work on
some mining claims they own near
the old Winters mine.
Several Piute boys and girls of
this place, who have been attending
the Indian School at Carson, are
home Tor the vacation.
The subject of the sermon at the
NJ. Il. Church tomorrow morning
will be bondage and Redemption"
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. ID. Emerson returned from
Beck with, Cal, last week, where
she has been on business connected
the settlement of her fathers estate.
The hay crop of this valley this
wear will be the heaviest known for
some years past. The first crop is
now being harvested throughout
the valley. ESQ.,.
-Messrs. Glines and Cavanagh
left tor Silver City Monday on min
ing business. They will also take
in the Comstock Carnival during
their absence.
Rev. Jos. Johns and wife and
their two sons, Joe and Will, were
arrivals here from California, Tues
day, and continued on to Smith
Valley Wednesday.
The Misses Cecilia and Bessie
Johns were arrivals from their
home in Georgetown, CAL, on Friday
of last week, and continued on up to
Smith Valley Saturday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Fred Burner.
Herman Meissner, who injured
his eve some months ago, is still in
San Francisco under the opticians
care. The injured member Is i'm.
proving some, but it is doubtful ii
he will ever have the full use OF 1t
again.
"A. F. Whitman finished con-
structing a double-deck porch about
the Plummer residence in the upper
end of the valley, the first OF this
week. The addition makes a vast
Improvement in the appearance OF
the Plummer home.
-F.P. McCray, of San Francisco,
who has been here with his wife tor
week or 80, A. Clifford and M.
Honston, the surveyor, visited the
upper East Walker River country
last week and the first OF this on
business connected with the Miller