Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-09
BRIEF MENTION.

W. H. Russell took his departure
Tor Bishop last Tuesday.
For all kinds of photogra ph work
call on Hayes, Yerington.
Fired Paquint came in from
hawthorne last Saturday.
I'D Ross was an arrival from
awthorne last week Friday.
Miss Mabel Erway is now ia king
the school census of Yerington.
VIM. Metscher returned from
MS visit to Tonopah last Friday.
Pictures copied or reduced by
hayes photographer, Yerington.
George Strosnider came in from
Gold Hill Wednesday on business.
Rev. Mr.. Pike came in last week
FRIDAY and left for Reno Monday.
Miss Josie Becker lett last Sun
day for short visit to Reno friends.
Al Wild, the Hawthorne butch
er, was here on business last Satur-
day.
Fired Wade came in from Bodie
"Wednesday to visit his family for a
time.
Mrs. V. Mcintyre returned from
Candelaria yesterday and will re-
main here.
Stamp photos, AZ for Soc, three
positions. Hayes, photographer,
Yerington.
Hayes, photographer, can be
found at the old bowery from a.
m. to 8 p. m.
Mrs. D. Emerson and Miss Jen-
ME Sutton left for Quincy, CAL,
Wednesday,.
Tom Jennings left Tuesday for
a visit to relatives and friends in
Virginia City.
Frank Jennings, of Virginia
City, has been visiting Yerington
friends this week.
g. w. Webster and wife were
down from their Kast Walker ranch
the first of the week.
j. NJ. Feeny, the Wabuska mer-
chant, returned Sunday from his
trip to San Francisco.
Jimmie Barton and Henry Knie-
rim paid Virginia City and Dayton
short visit this week.
George Swasey came in from
Tonopah last Sunday on a business
trip, returning Tuesday.
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Miss Frances Gray, closed last Fri
day for the Summer vacation.
-Born-In Yerington, May 4th,
1908, to the wife of Ellis Mionkie, of
Kast Walker, Io-lb. daughter.
w. J. Luke, foreman for the
Pinegrove Co, was down from that
camp couple of days this week.
Geo. Black was an arrivrl from
California Thursday, and continued
on to his old home, Smith Valley.
Farm laborers are very scarce
in this section. Ranchers are offer
ing $3s and $40 per month for men.
H. V. Clinton was out from Day
ton this week, returning Thursday
He will probably return here to re-
side.
Charles Genzel and bride were
arrivals from Wadsworth last Sat
urday on visit to friends and rela-
tives.
Call on Mrs. A. J. Littell and let
her write you policy for your wife,
mother or children, in the New York
Life Co.
Hayes, photographer, wishes to
announce to his friends and patrons
that he will not remain here after
May Sth.
lack Kitchens, the Ha wthorne
sport, was in town few days this
week. 1t is possible that he may
locate here.
Will Dyer will soon have new
fruit and vegetable store in running
order in the old Downey building,
on Main street.
Prof. Hendricks, musician and
piano tuner, has been canvasslng
the valley this week. He Ii all right
at his business.
Miss May Farrell returned to
her home near Wabuska Sunday
after short visit to Virginia City
and Dayton friends.
Tom Lehy, who was clerking at
the Wabuska store during the alb
sence of ]. NJ. Feeny, returned to
Virginia City Monday.
"A pleasant social dance was
o;ven at the Wilson flour mill last
hight, quite a number OF the town
Young folks attending.
The Republicans of Reno elected
the Mayor, City Attorney, City