Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-16
BRIEF MENTION.

o, up 70 "a al kinds of photograph work
I'D Ross, wife and baby. arrived
from Hawthorne last Sunday.
Pictures copied or reduced by
nayes' photographer, Yerington.
B. H. Reymers left last Satur-
day for visit to San Francisco.
Julius Reymers and Gus. Pfeifer
returned from Berlin Wednesday.
j. w. Logan left Tuesday for
snort business visit to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Ida Murchie is recovering
her health, and is now able to be out
of doors.
R G. Leeper, formerly Constable
OF Keno, Is now Chief of Police of
that city.
Stamp photos, "a for 5oc., three
Yerington.
The Meissner school, taught by
Miss Clara Rammelkamp, closed
yesterday.
Hayes, photographer, can be
found at the old bowery from Q a.
m. to 3 p. m.
Will Langevin, the commercial
man, came in on his monthly visit
Wednesday.
-Chas. Snyder is at the CONNER
q lot Ii
poisoning of the foot.
Bertrand and Ross, the new
butchers, are down to business now.
Notice their ad on first page.
The wife OF Geo. Strosnider, of
Gold Hill, is somewhat improved in
health, after severe sickness.
Now is the time when it is pleas
ant to be the iceman. Thermometer
90 in the shade few days ago.
Arthur Reading, of Bodie, is
now clerking tor the new firm of
Reading 4 Sons, at Wellington.
Miss Frances Gray, who taught
the Sanders school, returned to her
home in Virginia City, Wednesday.
Bill Bailey, William Jennings
Bryan and George Killoy came down
from Rockland the first of the week.
Mart Krway and George Baker
went to San Francisco last Satur-
day with the Kirby shipment of cat
tie.
Call on Mrs. A. J. Littell and let
her write you policy for your wife,
mother or children, in the New York
Life Co.
Miss Sadie Wylie, who has been
teaching the Kast Walker school,
returned to her home in Carson last
Saturday.
Miss Lille Erway left for Reno
Wednesday, where she has a po-
sition with the family of Robert
Grimmon.
The Piutes of this valley have
all skinned out for the Walker Lake
Reservation, where big tandango
is in progress.
Mrs. Andrew johnson and little
daughter are improving in health,
and were able to be up from the
ranch yesterday.
j. J. Monteverde, who handles
the spice end of the business for
Lindley 4 Co., of Sacramento, was a
visitor Wednesday,.
Miss Nay Farrell, of Wabuska,
left Sunday last for Hawthorne,
where she has secured a position in
the Like View Hotel
Read the ad of the Magnolia
chop stand in another column. This
is the place to get good meal at any
time of the night or day.
Will Dyer has opened a fruit
and vegetable stand in the Emerson
Exchange building. Note his ad
elsewhere. Give him lift.
Thomas Jennings and wife and
K. A. Dyer and wife left for San
Francisco last Saturday to be pre-
sent at the Presidents reception.
Mrs. F. Fallon, of Smith Valley,
who has been doctor1ng in Bridge
port, returned to her home Monday,
considerably improved in health.
Mrs. D. w. Mckenzie returned
from Sodaville "Wednesday evening,
and will reside here. Dune will
come tagging along in short time.
The Reno people have bought
from +. G.. Newlands a lot on Vir-
pinia Street upon which the new
Government building is to be erected.
Arnold Gender, of Smith Valley,
has purchased a I4o-acre ranch in
that valley from z. Pierce, and set
tied down to the life of an honest
farmer.
Il. A. Strosnider and wife left