Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-09-09
BRIEF MENTION.

The hot weather appears to be
about over.
Bob Mckenzie left for VIRGINIA
City last Saturday.
Don't tail to see the great moving
picture show at the Owl Hall tonight.
Miss Hazel Ambrose returned
yesterday from her visit to Gold
Hill.
Only rs and so cents to see the
moving picture show tonight at the
Owl Hail.
Willie Mckenzie left for Gold
Hill last Saturday, where he will
attend school.
Mrs. Jas. Nichol, who has been
seriously ill for a couple of weeks,
Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. G. Ross leaves this morning
for Keno to spend couple of weeks
w1thfrelatives and friends.
Miss Carrie Roberts, of Virginia
City, has been engaged to teach the
Me1ssner school in this valley.
John McVicar was down from
Smith Valley last Monday on bust
ness and continued on to Dayton.
Ed. McCulla, of Washington,
Cal, was an arrival here Monday on
visit tohis wife and other relatives.
-Chas. Hilburn and family re-
turned from their camping trip to
Placerville and vicinity yesterday.
Miss Bessie Johns, of Lovelock,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. G. 4.
Leavitt and Mrs. Fred Berner, of
this place.
Mr.. Thomas Wheatley, of Utah,
was an arrival from Dayton Thurs
day on visit to his neice, we edi-
tors wife.
John Snyder and family re-
turned from their camping trip to
Lake Tahoe, Hope Valley and other
points yesterday.
IT. b. Gamble, the mining man,
came down from Mount Grant Dis
trict Thursday and continued on to
San Francisco yesterday.
1t is more than likely that we
will have some very excellent min
ing news to present to our readers
by the date of our next issue.
Henry Fish came in from Tono-
pah Thursday and continued on up
to Rockland to take position offered
him by the Rockland Nevada Co.
Miss Carol Rising, who has been
visiting Yerington relatives and
friends for the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home in Dayton Mon
day.
Capt. Q. A. Tibbetts was an ar
rival here Wednesday, after visiting
his home in Portland, taking in the
fair, and making business trip to
Salt Lake.
H. G. Wedekind was an arrival
from Reno this week. He expects to
do some more development work on
his promising claim in this district
in the near future.
Vic Bernard and family arrived
here from Bodie yesterday. Mrs.
Bernard and children will remain
here during the winter, while the
children attend school.
Rev. T. H. Nicholas returned
from Reno Monday where he has
been attending the NJ. K. Conference.
He will again occupy the pulpit at
this place for the coming year.
Frank Rivers came down from
Smith Valley Thursday and left for
his home in Los Angeles yesterday
morning. He has been visiting old
Smith Valley friends tor couple of
weeks past.
H. NJ. Gillham's great moving
picture show is billed to appear at
the Owl Hall tonight. All the latest
moving pictures will be produced,
including scenes OF the naval combat
between Japan and Russia.
Mrs Laura Cook, formerly Laura
DALEY, who was well known in this
valley some years ago, died in San
Francisco on Aug. 80, 1905, aged 38
years. She leaves husband and
two daughters, besides three sisters
and two brothers. One of her sisters
is Mrs Mark Erway, formerly of
this place.
The Hazen Harvest is the name
of a new paper published at the new
town of Hazen, on the line of the >.
p. 1t is a neat little sheet with N. Il.
REYNOLDS as editor. Hazen is destined
to grow into a large and thriving
railroad and agricultural town and
a good harvest will be the reward
of the Hazen paper.