Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-12-30
BRIEF MENTION.
"A Happy New Year to all.


box of Christmas cigars and wine.
Louis Leavitt is out from Gold
Hill to spend the holidays with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Henry Hanson, of this
place, is visiting Smith Valley rela-
tives.
Capt. Tibbetts left last Friday
for Portland, Or, to spend the holi-
days at home with his family.
About two iches of new snow
covered the ground yesterday morn
ing, but the sun soon faded it.
Bob Mckenzie came in from
Nina Tuesday on a short business
visit, returning the next day.
Mrs. A. K. Moquest, of Reno, is
visiting relatives at Cleaver Station,
in the lower end of this valley.
Mrs. James Meadows, of this
valley, spent Christmas in Dayton
with her daughter, Mrs. Lotus.
Willie Mckenzie came out from
Gold Hill last Saturday to spend his
holiday vacation with his mother.
James Comerford was an arrival
from Virginia City Tuesday to
spend a few days with valley
friends.
"A very pleasant entertainment
was given at the Barrett school last
Friday evening, which was largely
attended.
James Nichol and wife took their
departure Monday for Berkeley and
other California points for visit of
several weeks.
The Misses Amy and Veva Will
son returned from San Jose last
Saturday to spend the holidays with
parents and relatives.
Miss Clara Rammelkamp, Prin-
cipal of the Yerington school, went
to Dayton last Saturday to spend
her holiday vacation at home.
The coolest weather of the year
occurred last week, when tor
night or two the thermometer drop
ped to one and two degrees below
zero.
The County Commissioners will
meet in Dayton next Monday, the
first time for three month, and there
will probly be considerable business
to transact.
Robert, Gus and Ernest Pfeifer
were out from Sixmile Canyon the
first of the week to attend the we'd.
ding of their cousin, Miss Alvina
Reymers.
J. Stewart Edwards, who came
down from the Latapie ranch yes
terday, reports a snow fall of about
six inches in the East Walker count
ry Thursday night.
-Stanly Netherton, Andy West,
Dwight Leavitt, Fred Wilson and
Miss Bertha Knemeyer are all home
from the State University to spend
the holiday vacation.
-Supt. Somers returned from San
Francisco Wednesday. He brought
with him a couple of pair of thor
oughbred Belgian hare and will
raise some of the animals for eating
purposes.
We hold scholarship in the
Metropolitan Business College, of
San Francisco, and will give some
young man or woman a bargain on
1t who is DESTROYS of taking course
in that excellent institution.
Frank Robinson returned from
Tonopah on Friday of last week.
The funeral of his brother, Bliss,
took place in that camp on Thursday
OF last week under the auspices of
Tonopah Aerie No. 27I, Fraternal
Order of Eagles.
KID Kreisel came down from the
Mount Grant District Thursday.
He reports that the cold weather and
snow has caused the suspension of
nearly all work in the district at
present but predicts lively times
there next Spring and Summer.
The first of the year is a good
time to settle up accounts, so if you
receive statement of your indebt-
edness to this office don't kick; call
around and square up No individ.
ual account Is very large but the ag-
gregate amounts to considerable to