Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-08-15
BRIEF MENTION.

Dayton Wednesday.
Vim. Maggie was an arrival from
Tonopah Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse CLAIM returned to
San Jose to reside Monday.
Johnny McAlister is down from
East Walker on short visit
= Johnny Gallagher left Monday
for Los Angeles to attend school
K. A. Dyer left Tuesday for San
Francisco on a short business trip.
"A. Clifford returned last Sunday
from short business trip to Carson.
Mrs. Nellie auckland returned
to the valley Sunday from Dayton.
Thomas Jennings and wife left
on visit to San Francisco Monday.
-Ed Ross paid Bridgeport a visit
this week in search of fat cattle for
shop.
Stewart Mcclellan left Thurs
day for a short trip to San Fran
cisco.
J. c. Anderson, the Reno nursery
man, paid this valley a visit this
week.
Louis Menke left for Hawthorne
Monday to work for Al Wild, the
butcher.
Mrs. Sam White left Thursday
for visit to her brother in San
Francisco.
C. w. Knierim and wife left
Thursday for short visit to San
Francisco.
Dan Murchie left for San Fran
cisco Monday to see if the sea breeze
would benefit him.
Miss Veva Wilson left Thurs
day to enter the University of the
Pacific, at San Jose.
Il. r. Ames was down from
Smith Valley for short time this
week on water business.
M. f. Leavitt and wife and baby
returned Sunday last from short
visit to Kinds Hot Springs.
]. C. Kaufman, who is at Wal
ley's Springs to soak out an attack
of rheumatism, is improving.
Miss Mabel Erway left for Rock
land Monday to wait on table at the
Nevada Chief clearinghouse.
Assessor Randall was in the
valley this week winding up his
assessing business for this year.
Miss Cena Dandurand has been
quite i'll with a fever for the past
few days. but is now recovering.
Miss Abbie Strosnider returned
from Tonopah Monday, after visit
of several weeks with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, Miss Queen
Wilson, Earl Wilson and Irv Ken
dali left for San Francisco Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w Ambrose
left Wednesday tor a visit to San
Francisco and other California
points.
C. B. Pohl and wife and son
came out from Virginia City Thurs
day on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. c.. Young, of Wabuska,
left Monday for Virginia City on
visit to Mrs. w. H. Young and
daughter.
Tone Martin, brother of c. T.
Martin, and his two daughters, came
out from Carson Thursday for
short visit.
Mrs. c. Ross left for Dayton
Tuesday, and Wednesday continued
on to San Francisco with w. G.
Gruber and wife.
James Tinsley returned from a
trip to Hawthorne and Tonopah
"Wednesday, and continued on to
Pinegrove yesterday.
i. d. Florey and Harry Warren
left Yesterday for Los Angeles to at
tend the Beemens' Convention to be
held there Aug. Is TO FL.
Mrs. D. w. Mckenzie and son,
Willie. left for San Francisco
Thursday, where the young man
will have his eye doctored.
Allen Leavitt and wife left Tues
day for Carson, there to visit friends
and relatives for time before re-
turning to Wadsworth to reside.
Frank Luke was down from
Pinegrove on a short visit this week
and reports things moving along
nicely on the company's big tunnel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meissner,
Miss Clara Rammelkamp and John
Hannah left last Saturday for Lake
Tahoe and vicinity on camping
trip.
M. Segal returned Saturday last
from a short visit to Valleys Hot
Springs. Mrs. Segal and daughter
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