Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-28
BRIEF MENTION.

CnoIne MONDAY.
Try some of Will Dyer's fresh
French candies.
George Ambrose left for Tono-
pah last Saturday.
r. G.. Laws was in the valley
few days this week.
Vic Bernard was an arrival
from Bodie Monday.
Jim Welsh has added kitchen
to his residence on Main street.
Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald returned
to her home in Carson last Sunday.
Mrs. S. Hilbun, who has been
quite i'll for some days, is improving.
--Gruber & Ross shipped a num-
Der of cattle to Tonopah last Satur-
day.
H. Hironymous and vile left for
San Francisco Tuesday on a short
visit.
The town was full of drummers
for couple of days the first of this
week.
-AldI y IdEIGll mas Dttl Qultt III
this week with an attack of pneu-
monia.
Frank King, OF Wabuska, who
was quite i'll last week, has fully re-
covered.
Arthur Miller, of Placerville,
Cal, is here on visit to the Rey-
mers family.
p. ]. Conway was an arrival
from Sweetwater yesterday, en-
route to Reno.
Will Dyer will have fresh Cali
fornia cut flowers next week i'll time
for the band dance.
Geo. S. Nixon was elected U. S.
Senator in Carson Wednesday by
vote of 81 to Sparks IS.
Johnny Snyder is building a
commodious chicken house on the
rear end of residence lot.
Henry Brisson left for Tonopah
Wednesday to look after some OF the
hay he sold to L. S. Mehr.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist Churdh tomorrow will be
"Ebenezer." All are invited.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Cummings has been quite ill this
week, but now is some better.
Mr.. Mercer was a passenger on
Tuesdays train bound for Carson
from Tonopah on few weeks visit.
-Assemblyman Clifford and
daugeter, Miss Estella, were over
from Carson last Saturday and Sun
day.
Henry Mcleod and wife, of Soda
vile, were arrivals the first of the
week on a visit to relatives and
friends.
VIM. Nagel shipped several car
loads of hay to Tonopah this week
and returned to Tonopah himself
Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Atty, son-in-aw of J.
c. Young, was in the valley the first
of the week and left Tuesday tor
Tonopah.
President Brock and Supt.
Trip, OF the Tonopah road, passed
through Wabuska on their way
SOulH Aollddt'
-Chas. Snyder will break up the
so acres of land he owns at the low
er end OF town and put it into al
talfa this season.
Gold Hill Wednesday, and Thurs
day returned with her daughter,
Miss Ruth, who is quite ill.
-Wanted-One dozen young
Plymouth Rock hens. thorough
breds preferred, a good strain will
be accepted. Call at this stfice.
K. A. Dillon will begin hauling
rock next Monday for stone build
ing he intends to erect on the lot on
Main street next to his residence.
Bell, the potato buyer, of Sacra-
mento, was in the valley a couple of
days this week locking for spuds.
He secured nine carloads at SIS per
ton.
L. X. Ames and J. w. Simpson
were down from Smith Valley
again this week to attend the meet
ing of ditch and land owners Tues
day.
C. b. Waldo, J. b. Gallagher and
Il. II. Reymers paid Carson visit
the first of the week on business
connected with the Hickey water
suit.
Copper is nearing the I6-cent
mark, Notwithstanding the pound
ing down of certain stocks by the
opponents of the "frenzied finan-
ciers."
w. c. Barkuloo, of Minneapolis,
was visiting our valley this week.