Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-06-10
BRIEF MENTION.

WIN 6uliu returned TO Ia ytOn
Wednesday.
Miss Cora Pursel is visiting
friends in Reno.
Miss Queen Wilson returned
from Reno Monday.
Rev. Father Gleeson paid Smith
Valley visit this week.
Miss Lille Tailleur, of Dayton,
Is visiting Miss Maud Warren.
Mrs. Will Lamkin is visiting
relatives in Pine Grove this week.
Frank Ingram came in from
Hawthorne Wednesday on a short
visit.
Miss Veva Wilson has returned
from San Jose, Cal, for her Summer
vacation.
Bob Randall was out from Car
son the first of the week on short
business visit.
Jack Donaldson was out from
Dayton last Saturday and Sunday
on a visit to friends.
Miss Katie Nelson was an arri-
val from Carson last week on a visit
to Miss Electa Brooks.
Miss Lola Cameron, of Virginia
City, is the guest of Miss Maud
Warren, of Wabuska.
ID. w. Mckenzie was an arrival
from Hawthorne Monday and left
for Olinghouse Wednesday.
H. V. Clinton and wife drove out
from Dayton on business last Sun
day and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Katie Southwell was an
arrival from Oakland Tuesday on a
visit to friends in Yerington.
Tom Harris returned from his
trip to Kinds Hot Springs Wednes-
day much improved in health.
Mrs. Grace Marconi, of Sonora,
was an arrival here Tuesday on a
visit to friends for the Summer.
Miss Clara Guild was an arrival
from Dayton Monday on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. f. w. Fairbanks.
Miss Queen Wilson returned
from Reno Monday, where she has
been attending the State University,
Mrs. ID. Emerson had the mis-.
fortune to quite seriously burn her
hand with hot grease last Saturday.
I'd Lamkin took his departure
for Oakland last Saturday, after
visiting relatives here tor some
weeks.
Mrs. u. Strosnider returned to
Tonopah Saturday last after spend
ing few days in the valley visiting
relatives.
Mrs. J. G. Gruber was an ARR.
val from Dayton last Sunday on a
visit to her sons, Will and John, and
their families.
Miss Klla Pursel came in from
Reno last Saturday, where she has
been attending the University, to
spend the Summer at home.
--Hironymous and Snyder re-
ceived carload of wagons, buggies,
roadcarts, moving machines, etc.,
this week from San Francisco.
DIR. H. A. Mcneil, dentist, will
arrive in Yerington June 10, 1905,
and will remain for two weeks only.
Office at Vaillencour residence.
Mrs. Fred Gushing and little son
returned TO their home in Carson
Sunday after a visit with valley
relatives for couple of weeks.
Miss Hattie Gushing left for her
home in Carson Thursday, her
school in the Barrett District having
closed for the term on May 2oth.
-Chas. Emerson left for Quincy,
Cal, last Saturday on business con-
nected with some mining property
he is interested in near that place.
Anyone wishing wheat for
chicken feed, by the sack or ton, can
be supplied at the Plummer ranch.
G. II. PLUMMER.
Roy and John MCGOWAN re-
turned from San Francisco last Sun
day, where they have been attend
ing the California Business College.
Miss Lizzie Baker returned from
San Francisco last Sunday. She re-
ports her sister, Mrs. Jack Sweat, as
recovering slowly from her ailment'
-Ranchers desirious of selling
their property will do well to list
same with the Lyon County Bank.
The Lyon COUNTY BANK.
"A foot race is to take place In the
near future between Charley Nc
Leod and the Italian who beat Silver
Segal. 1t is said the race will be for
$3.50 side.