Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-04-09
GRIEF MENTION.


arrivals from Reno Thursday.
H. M. Schooley was down from
Smith Valley few days this week.
Miss Lauretta Cooper returned
to her home in Dayton last Sunday.
Walter McKeough was an ar
rival from Aurora late Thursday
night.
Mrs. Bertha Simpson was down
from Smith Valley visiting friends
the week
Will Langevin, the commercial
man, came in Thursday and left
yesterday.
-"Doc" Hironymous was an ar
rival from the southern country
yesterday.
Johnny Zwald was an arrival
Thursday after the balance of his
beef cattle.
Mrs. c. Ross left last Saturday
tives and friends.
Miss Margaret Hogan, of Quincy,
Cal, IL now waiting on table at the
Wabuska clearinghouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blackburn left
for their Summer home at Leavitt
Meadows last Saturday.
Mr.. John McKeough has been
failing this week and is expected tie
pass away at any moment.
Mrs. w. K. Penrose, of Wabus-
ka, went to Dayton Thursday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Lovejoy.
Mrs. Robert Morris was an ar
rival from Vallejo Monday, where
she has been visiting her daughters.
Silver Segal left yesterday for
San Jose, there to reside with his
uncle, Harry Samuels, and attend
school.
More grain, especially wheat,
will be raised in this valley and
Smith Valley this year than ever
before.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing will be Subjects tor Thought"
All are invited.
-Born-In Mason Valley, April sd,
1904, to the wife OF S. Ventura, son,
DR.. Martin officiating. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
Mrs. NJ. Hatherell, mother of
Mrs George Plummer, Jr., of this
valley, died in Butte City, Montana,
last week, aged 81 years.
Raster services were held in the
Methodist church in Smith Valley
last Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Wilks, and
there was large attendance.
Mrs. I. +. Carney, who has been
here under DIR. Martins care for
some weeks, expects to return TO her
home in Smith Valley next week.
-Born-In Mason Valley April 3,
1904, to the wife of Henry Therein, a
daughter. DR.. Hawkins attended
and mother and child are doing nice
| ly.
j. NJ. Feeny and Miss Mamie
Stewart, of Wabuska, were called
to Los Angeles last Saturday by the
serious illness OF Mrs. Lovejoy, who
since died.
Mrs. d. e. Simpson, of Smith Val
ley, has rented what is known as the
home ranch, to Frank and Will
Simpson, and Cap. Simpson is to act
as foreman.
Mrs. Geo. Martin presented her
husband with girl baby on the 9TH
inst, DIR. G.. K. Leavitt attending.
Mother and child are well and Gee.
never was better.
Mr.. Klien. a San Francisco beet
buyer, was here this week and pur-
chased the Bell and Strosnider cat
tie. This about winds up the beef
cattle in this section.
Mrs. A. ]. Littell has received
4 l. s
millinery goods, consisting OF ladies'
trimmed and untrimmed hats, trim
mings, etc. Call and inspect them.
-Ames and Tidd, of Smith Valley,
are going into the poultry business
on quite an extensive scale. They
are now running two large lncu-
bators and are having good success.
The Carney brothers, of Antelope
Valley, have moved onto the OH Jim
Carter ranch in Smith Valley, re-
Gently purchased by the Simpson
brothers, the Messrs. Carney having
disposed of their Antelope property.
f Reynolds purchased about 500
head of beef cattle here last week
for the Oakland Meat Company.
Two carloads were shipped from
Wabuska Sunday and eight car
loads Monday. The balance will go
out later on.