Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-02-06
BRIEF MENTION.

"a new line or ladies' wrappers
at Lam's.
i. A. Strosnider returned from
Keno Thursday.
j. NJ. Houston left for Reno and
Fallon Wednesday.
Try can of soup. Clam Juice
or minced CLANS at Lam's.
Fred Litz took two carloads of
beet cattle to Reno Tuesday.
L. Vaillencour is home from his
trip to Reno and Virginia City.
Frank Bovard left for Reno
Thursday and may return to Alas
ka.
+ Mrs. Annie Sisson returned to
her home in Wadsworth Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Sadie Welsh and Miss Cora
Pursel returned from Fallon yester-
day.
Ed Whitacre and Shocks Web
ster paid Reno another visit this
week
Henry Hudson and George Swa-
sey were arrivals from Tonopah
last Sunday.
Edna Dillon had severe attack
of bronchitis this week, but is now
about well.
Mrs. Gretchen Pursel left for
San Francisco Wednesday to re-
ceIve medical aid.
FOR SALE A road wagon,
horse and harness. Call on w. L.
Hayes, Yerington.
Mr.. Henry Genzel and Charlie
Genzel and Sadie returned to San
Francisco Wednesday.
Two of the new engines for the
G. & G. passed through Wabuska
going south Thursday.
Bob Miller and wife and baby
left for Virginia City last Saturday,
there to reside for time.
For Sale or to Rent-A square
piano. Call on or address Mrs. w.
K. Hayes, Yerington, New.
Roy MCGOWAN and Charlie Hill
bun lett for Fallon Wednesday to
take look at that country.
Frank Dunn was here from To
nopah this week looking over his
Mount Grant mining properties.
F. o. Stickney and wife lett
Wednesday tor visit to Mr.. Stick
ney's old home in Brownfeld, Maine.
George Baker and Joe Borge
filed Johnny Feeny's ice house at
Wabuska with pinch ice this week.
Ed Blanchard, the painter, had a
close call from an attack of pneumo-
mia this week, but is now on the i'm
prove.
Miss Mabel Slingerland took her
departure Thursday for Pocatello,
Idaho, there to reside with her aunt
Tor time.
w. d. Davidson, who is develop
ing promising gold claim on the
East Walker, was in town a couple
of DAYS this week.
Miss Allie Crow, teacher at the
reservation, spent last Friday and
Saturday with Yerington friends,
returning Sunday.
j. O. Parker and wife were ar
rivals from Wadsworth Monday on
visit to relatives and friends, re-
turning yesterday.
Jake Humphrey was an arrival
from Reno Tuesday with six car
loads of cattle to be fed here the bal
ance OF the Winter.
j. b. Gallagher, b. II. Reymers
and Harry Barrett paid Reno visit
this week on business connected
with the water suit.
Miss Violet Webster was down
from East Walker few days last
week visiting at the Reymers home.
She returned Monday.
-WANTED-A competent waiter
girl at the Wabuska Hotel. Wages
S25 per month. For further particu-
lars address J. NJ. Feeny, Wabu ska,
Nevada.
Mr.. Wiley, who has been super
intending the construction of wears
tor Miller X Lux, took his departure
for California Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Wiley.
Fred Burner and wife have
moved from Smith Valley to Yer
ington to reside. Mr.. Burner will
be employed az clerk in the Mason
Valley drug store.
Joe Cassalet was an arrival
from Oakland and Reno the first of
the week. He will ship to-day nine
cars of sheep which he purchased
some time ago from r. c. Shieel.
-Hod Barton brought in about 90
of the Truckee Lumber Cos. horses
this week to feed during the Winter.