Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-25
BRlEF MENTION.

Mrs. 1. a. StroSnlder spent few
days IN Reno this week.
Miss Ida Cooper is confined to
the house with a severe cold.
Joe Rogers has been down from
Sweetwater during the week.
KID Tise returned from Santa
Clara county, CAL, last Friday.
DIR. G.. l. Leavitt and wife were
up from the Reservation the first of
the week.
-Born-In Mason Valley, March
73d, 1906 to the wife of Frank Erie
tas, son.
Mrs. G.. l. Leavitt is i'll with an
attack of rheumatism at her home
at Schurz.
K. r. Lam has a new sign for the
front of his store, the creation of G..
V. Sinclair.
Mrs Bob Barnes and children
left for Riverside, Cal, last week,
there to reside. =
-Rumor says there will be good
news to report about the Pine
Grove country inside of a few
weeks.
Clifford Wylie made a small
shipment of beet cattle to Tonopah
last week, and accompanied the ship
ment.
DIR. @. Z. Leavitt and wife were
called to Schurz this week on &C.
count of the illness of Mrs. M. Z.
Leavitt.
Now is the time to get in and do
little gardening, plant few trees
and schrubs and beautify your
yard and home.
DIR. Hawkins. who has been on
the retired list for some days, has
about recovered, and is again ready
for active duty.
DIR. G. K. Leavitt has purchased
the Yerington residence of Mrs. ].
Lotus. now occupied by J. G.. Kauf-
man and family.
j. F. Brown, the Reno hide,
wool and junk buyer, has been in
the valley this week picking up
things in his line.
B. H. Reymers is going to try
the experiment of raising orchard
grass, timothy and red top on some
of his land this season.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brisson was christened
last Sunday at st. Joseph's Church
by Rev. Father Gleeson.
i. @. Kaufman has about COM
pleted the plans for his new hotel.
Construction on the building will
probably be commenced in June.
j. Q. Birmingham has recently
received some thoroughbred chickens
and turkeys and is going into the
chicken raising business on large
scale.
$. ]. Sweetman has quarried
lot of lime rock from his claims and
is now getting the kiln across the
river in shape to burn quantity of
lime.
Mrs. G. F. Holland, Mrs. Mae
left for Kinds Hot Springs Thurs
day, there to recuperate for week
or two.
-Assemblyman Clifford has seri-
GUS attack of erysipelas of the face.
He remained in town for several
days this week to receive medical
attendance.
The Reno Journal of Tuesday
says that in a very few days the
Southern Pacific people will again
receive freight for all points on the
G. X G. road.
Tom Bergman was an arrival
from Carson last Saturday. He has
about recovered from the injury to
his foot received some months ago in
Hawthorne.
The broad gauge is now within a
mile or two of Schurz, and report
says that all passengers and express
matter will be transferred at that
point next week.
Hogs are being shipped by our
door to Tonopah and Goldheld from
Kansas. What's the matter with
raising some pork in this valley tor
the southern camps?
Jim Harris was an arrival from
California Thursday. He has about
recovered from the injuries he re-
ceived some weeks ago by falling
down a winze, but still looks little
pekid.
The Quarterly Conference of the
Yerington Charge will be held at
the Methodist Church this afternoon,
commencing at ago o'clock. All the
officials are expected to be present,
and all others are welcome.
The S. p. Co. has refused to ship
anv more hay from Wabuska for
the present. This action is taken so