Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-10-17
BRIEF MENTION.

F. w. Downey returned to Day
ton Tuesday.
Marcus Levy paid Yerington
visit this week.
Jack hurry was an arrival from
Bishop last Sunday.
Andy Johnson paid Wadsworth
short business visit the latter part
of last week.
George Reading, the Wellington
merchant, paid our town a visit the
first Of the week.
I'd Brady sold his town lot on
Main street this week to Mrs. Lizzie
Hironymous for 5000.
Harry Samuel left last Satur-
day on trip to the southern count
ry, travelling overland.
We are indebted to b. H. Rey-
mers for lot of nice apples and
plums from his orchard.
j. NJ. Feeney returned to Wa
buska last Sunday after quite an ez-
tended visit to California.
Il. K. Stockwell, now located at
Sweetwater, was in town on bust
ness the first of the week.
J. G.. Kaufman and wife left
Monday for Kinds Hot Springs to
recuperate for a week or two.
1t is reported that H. NJ. Schooley
of Smith Valley, is about to sell his
ranch and move to Reno to reside.
Henry Bodfsh, an old resident
OF Pinegrove, was an arrival last
Sunday from his home in the East.
-Threshing has been completed in
the lower end of the valley and the
results are very satisfactory in the
yield of grain.
1t is reported that Henry Cutting
and wife will leave San Francisco
today in an automobile for visit to
Nevada points.
F. P. McCray and Vim. Wiley,
civil engineers, are here in the inter
est of the Miller 4 Lux people re-
garding water matters.
Miss ELLA Elder, who has been
visiting her sister in Smith Valley
for the past few weeks, returned to
her home in Reno Tuesday.
Henry Meyers, a barber who
formerly conducted the Owl shop
here, died last week at the home tor
Mental Diseases, at Ukiah, Cal.
-"Bill Bailey" was down from
the East Walker mining district
this week and reports much activity
in that section in the way of pros
pecting.
The offers made to the Beekeep-
ers' Association of this valley for
their honey this season have not
been satisfactory, and the honey is
still being held.
DIR. Mccoy Chappell, dentist, may
be found at the Commercial Hotel,
Yerington, where he is prepared to
perform tirst-class dental work OF
every description.
George Martin raised several
tons OF as fine barley as we ever
saw this season. 1t is full, plump
and heavy, and the yield was fifty
five bushels to the acre.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing will be "Our Privilege, Our
Danger and Our Encouragement
All are cordially invited.
Will Whitesides and George
Randall drove down from Bod1e
Wednesday, the former to hunt
bit and the latter on his way home
to Dayton to spend the Winter.
Mrs. L. Vaillencour has received
a new and select line of ready trim
med ladies' and misses hats for Fall
and Winter wear. Call at her resi-
dence and inspect them. Prices
reasonable.
Joe Blackburn was down from
Smith Valley the first OF the week
and purchased some hay and pas
+rre here. He left for Reno Tues
day and will soon return with
bunch of cattle to winter.
Mrs. A. ]. Lttell desires to call
rho attention of the ladies of Yering-
ton to the fact that she will have
fine line of ready trimmed hats on
display at her residence on October
i'd. Call early and make your selec
tiOnS.