Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-08-20
BRIEF MENTION.

r. w. Downey returned from
Dayton Wednesday.
j. Lewis, the horseb1yer, left
Wednesday for Reno.
Fay Baker is here f,om Haw-
thorne on a short visit.
I'd Hinch took his departure for
Virginia City Tuesday
Clark Guild returned to his
home in Dayton Monday.
C. F. Fox returned last Friday
from a trip to San Francisco
Miss Cena Nelson is waiting on
table at the Commercial for ! short
time
Will Powers and wifi, have
gone to Leavitt Meadows on camp
ing trip.
Miss Veva Wilson left 70, San
Jose this week to RESUME her
studies.
Miss Belle Farrell Is waiting on
table at Wabuska in the abserce of
Miss Stewart.
F.. Bertrand x Ross have Just re-
ceived supply of fresh hams,
bacon and lard.
Mrs. G. Ross left Tuesday for
visit Of few weeks with relttives
and friends in Sparks.
The Misses Rebekah and Fr,nces
Dah,, THAR hnr11.
Smith Valley last Sunday.
Will Hayes was an arrival rom
Salt Lake Wednesday,, after an alb
sence of about eight months.
Henry Brisson is out with his
header in the lower end of the val
ley harvesting the grain crop.
Miss Pearl Collins gave a pl,as-
ant musical recital in Hawthorne
on Monday night OF this week.
. Edgar Leavitt was an arriral
from Wadsworth Thursday on a
short visit to relatives and friends.
King and Willie Melarkey cane
out from Dayton the first of The
week to visit at the home ranch or
awhile.
Tom Kingsley was down from
Smith Valley last Saturday with a
load OF fine apples from Mrs. Hoyss
orchard.
The G. < c. will change it's tim,-
table soon. so that the trains which
now meet at Wabuska will meet at
Mason Station.
-Rollie Baker, who had a coupe
of fingers cut off few days ago in
a sawmill near Boca, is expected
home tomorrow.
j. S. Craig and Mrs. May John
son and children left for Virginis
City Thursday on a visit to rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Bertha Simpson and child
rem and Miss Ella Smith Were down
from Smith Valley tor few days
last week on a visit.
Mrs. Frank Ingram came in
from Haw thorne Wednesday on a
visit to friends and relatives. She
will remain several weeks.
The musicale given by Miss
Pearl Collins and assistants in the
Owl Hall last Friday night was a
success both socially and financially.
Miss Ella Smith, who has been
spending the Summer with Smith
Valley friends and relatives, re-
turned to her home in Vallejo Mon
day.
lanes Parker made another
shipment of honey this week. The
"Maior" reports Nevada honey in
great demand in San Francisco this
season.
IT. b. Hickey has a carload of
cattle at the Warren ranch which
he will ship to Tonopah as soon as
the Tonopah railroad can handle
freight.
turned Wednesday from their
camping trip. They remembered
the scribe with fine mess of sailed
speckled trout.
Jack Sweat has sold his home to
Henry Baker, Sr., who will make
some repairs to the house and move
therein instead of building on the
Littell Addition.
There's a new butcher in town.
He arrived at the home of Fred
Bertrand on the 18TH, and weighs
oH pounds. Father, mother and
son are doing nicely.
Miss Pearl Collins and Miss
Blanche Eaton, who has been here
on visit for the Summer, lett for
San Jose. yesterday to attend the
of the Pacific.
George tombstone left on visit
RI San FranciSco and other Califor-