Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-07-11
BRIEF MENTION.

For all kinds of photograph work
call on Hayes, Yerington.
frank Foster came in from To-
nopah the first of the week.
4. K. Lam is building a small
addition to his residence on Main
Street.
Hayes, photographer, can be
found at the old bowery from o a.
m. to 3 p. m.
Ira and Ernest Wagner will
open up the old Emerson Exchange
in few days.
F. w. Downey and his three
children are out from Dayton on
short vacation.
Prof. Brandon returned from a
trip to Reno and San Francisco the
first of this week.
Johnny Kearney and Frank
Foster have gone to Rocdland to
work in the Nevada Chief.
Rev. Mr.. Johns and family took
their depa rture for their home in
Georgetown, Cal, Wednesday.
j. d. Lud wig is now in Oakland
doctoring for deafness in one ear,
caused by an abscess in that organ
Mrs. Henry Mcleod presented
her husband with boy baby in
Virginia City on Tuesday of this
week
The frost of Monday and Tues
day nights OF this week did some
damage to potatoes, squash and
tomato vines.
Misses Nettle, Beckie and Fran
ces Cohn came down from the Dia-
mond Sawmlll yesterday to visit
NJ. Segal and wife.
DIR. Cox and Mr.. Ingram took
their departure Wednesday for Oak
land. The doctor has not yet decided
where he will locate.
On the sth of this month Mrs.
w. NJ. Penrose, of the lower end of
the valley, presented her husband
with fine baby boy.
James Tinsley and Tom Rooney
returned from Hawthorne the latter
part of last week and remained in
Yerington for the Fourth.
w. ]. Luke, Supt. of the Pine
grove Company, came down from
that camp the first of the week and
continued on to Tonopah on bust
ness.
Parties were looking at the Lud-
wig copper mine last week with
view TO extracting and hauling ore
theretrom to Wabuska tor ship
ment.
ID. Emerson has retired from the
saloon business and will devote his
time to developing mining prop
erty he has adjoining the Winters
mine.
DIR. II. A. Mcneil, dentist, will be
at the Vaillencour residence for a
short time, where he will be pleased
to see all who are in need OF any
thing in the dental line.
Twenty cases and several tubs
of butter were shipped from the
Yerington Creamery on Thursday.
This is about twice the usual
amount shipped at one time.
All parties from this section
who attended the Comstock Carni-
val report having had a splendid
time. They say the old town was
decorated finer than ever before.
y. G. Kaufman has been laid up
this week with an attack OF milan
matory rheumatism. He lett yes
terday for Kinds Hot Springs to
soak out his rheumatic joints.
Subjects of sermons at the M. E.
Church tomorrow are as follows:
Morning. 1.-The Overmastering Pow
err of a Covetous Spirit" evening,
Certain Men and Certain Con-
ditions." All are cordially invited.
1t is reported that Herman Meiss-
ner, who is now in Oakland, has
entirely lost the sight of the eye he
injured here some months ago, and
which he went to San Francisco to
have treated.
DIR. Ernest Leavitt and wife re-
turned from Smith Valley the hrst
of this week and have moved into
the Plummer building on Pike
street, where the doctor will also
have an office.
-Renoites are complaining about
not being able to secure enough
Spring chickens to satiate their cpl
ct,rean maws. Someone will some
day establish a good-siZed chicken
ranch in Mason Valley and make
lot of money shipping Spring fries
The Fourth was spent in very
quiet way here. On the night OF the
third the dance at the Owl Hall was
1 A atrcrla u .