Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-11-19
grief MENTION.

night operator at Wabuska.
i. A. Strosnider shipped a car
load of hogs to Tonopah Wednesday.
Pearl Dunn is somewhat i'm
proved, but is still very sick boy.
Walter Warren returned Mon
day from a visit to California rela-
tives.
Frank Hanlon spent a few days
in the valley this week visiting
friends.
Harry Warren and l. d. Flory
left for Gold Hill Wednesday on
business.
Johnny Forrey lett Wednesday
for Hawthorne and may go to work
on the G. & e.
ID. w. Melarkey was out from
Dayton last Monday to attend the
water meeting.
Sam Cobb and Orson Brooks, of
the G. X G., paid the town a short
visit yesterday.
Leave your orders with George
Barrett for nice lot of celery to eat
with your Thanksgiving dinner.
Johnny Pierce came down from
Smith Valley this week with a load
of fine apples from the Hoye place.
Fifty more Japs are expected to
arrive in few days to be employed
on construction work on the G. 4 G.
L. K. Ames and Frank Simpson
were down from Smith Valley last
Monday TO attend the water meet
ing
j. Stewart Edwards returned
from California Thursday and con-
tinued on to the Latapie ranch yes
terday.
j. Z. Gignoux was out from
Reno Monday to attend the meeting
of the Walker River Water Asso-
citation.
z. F. Howard was out from Day
ton the first of the week looking for
beef cattle. He found what he
wanted.
DIR. Leavltt was called to Smith
Valley yesterday to visit Frank
Mann, who is reported quite seri-
ously ill.
Rev. Mr.. VanDeventer left for
Virginia City Monday, returning
yesterday. He leaves for Smith
Valley today.
Il. B. Logan shipped several hun
dred pounds of dressed turkey to
Tonopah and Gold6eld from this
place this week.
j. NJ. Campbell left for Reno yes
terday with the Office effects of DR..
]. G. Martin. The doctor has locat-
ed in that town.
"A. ]. Webster came up from
Fallon last Saturday and Tuesday
moved his family and household eff
tects to that place.
Frank Gomez and Miss Amelia
Silva, of this valley, were married
in Virginia City the first of the
week by Justice Smith.
Will Lamkin and wife have
moved down from Pine Grove for
the Winter, and are now domiciled
in the McNeely residence.
Mrs. w. r. Hayes has fine hot
chicken tomales for sale moons and
evenings. Try one. She also sells
fresh bread and doughnuts.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing will be 1.-THE Seven Sneezes."
The public is cordially invited.
Will Dyer has fresh apple cider,
delicacies of which to construct a
frst-class Thanksgiving dinner.
Vim. Nagel shipped two car
loads of potatoes to Tonopah this
week. Louis Fabri and Ambro Ros-
aschi also shipped carload each.
DIR. Treen, dentist, announces
that he has been detained in Bodie
longer than he expected, but that he
will be in Yerington the latter part
of this month.
Bill Wise is baling hay and ship
ping it to Tonopah. He has contract
ed to furnish w. ]. Sinclair with
100 tons and has already shipped
three carloads.
r. A. Moncure, who has large
number of horses and mules at work
on the government canal in Chur-
chill county, was in the valley this
week buying hay to bale and ship.
Mrs. Ida Maltby and children,
Lulu and Jay Hansen, left for Reno
last Monday to make that place their
permanent home. Miss Coats, who