Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-11-11
grief MENTION.

"A. Clifford paid Carson business
visit this week.
Mrs. ]. D. Collins is very low
with pneumonia.
VIM. Nagel returned to Tono-
pah last Saturday.
David Wilson is very ill with an
attack OF heart failure.
H. M. Schooley was down from
Smith Valley Thursday.
Sunday dinners a speciality at
the New Home Hotel; IS cents.
Mrs. Henry Hanson visited
Smith Valley relatives this week.
Mrs. Nate Fish and daughter re-
turned to Pine Grove Wednesday.
S. Delzappo left Wednesday
morning to work in the Douglas
mine.
Miss Stella Clifford spent a part
OF last week in Carson visiting
friends.
". Mcintyre left Tuesday to re-
cuperate at Kinds Hot Springs for a
week or so.
Charlie Kinds, of Kinds Hot
Springs, paid Yerington a short
visit this week.
M. ]. Heller was an arrival from
the East Thursday and continued on
to the Bluestone.
Bill Remley and wife and chill
dren Were arrivals here Monday on
visit to relatives.
Tom Hill came down from Smith
Valley Thursday and left for his
home in Minnesota.
Fresh fish and oysters at Will
Dyer's today. Come and get them
while they are fresh.
DIR. Ernest Leavitt and wife left
tor San Francisco Sunday for the
benefit of Mrs. Leavitt's health.
L. S. Greenla w. travelling tor the
Commercial Soap Co., of Reno, paid
the valley visit last Saturday.
"A new saloon and grill will be
opened in Silver City next week by
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Lane, of Carson.
T. S. Mckinley, general mana
ger for the Wiley b. Allen Piano
Co., is in the valley canvassing for
the firm.
The Lorena Ledge is the name of
new paper started in Masonic Dis
trict by Brooks x Buck, of the Bodie
Miner-Index.
H. B. Gage and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grizzly came down from Smith
Valley last Saturday on short visit
to relatives and friends.
Mrs. N. auckland and daughter,
of Wabuska, returned last week
from their visit of month with
Bishop relatives and friends.
Will Dyer returned from San
Francisco Tuesday. Bill has grown
about twenty years younger du ring
his weeks stay in the bay city.
DIR. G.. G.. Kilgour, lately of
Thunder Mountain, Idaho, was an
arrival here Tuesday on visit to
DR.. Smith and Judson r. Smith.
More blowing is being done in
Smith Valley this Fall than ever be-
fore, which denotes that more land
will be put into crops next season.
d. A. Lees threshing outfit has
been operating on the East Walker
this week. He is also doing good
work with his steam barley roller.
Parties indebted to w. G. Cru
Der, late proprietor of the Model
Meat Market, are requested to call
and settle at their earliest convent
ence.
Mrs. David Barney, of Lehi,
Utah, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Tohn Farrell, for the Winter. She
was a resident of this valley over
thirty years ago.
Henry Streeter and wife came
down from Smith Valley Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. thurman,
Mrs. Streeter's father and mother,
and continued on to Fallon.
i. G. Gallagher returned last
Saturday after an absence OF
a bout a month, during which time
he visited the Portland Fair, San
Francisco and other California
points.
VIM. Rallens and wife returned
the first of the week from Ne
braska, where they went some
weeks ago to visit relatives. They
declare the sagebrush State good
enough for them.
Frank Freeman and Dan Sherry,
of this valley, are doing the assess
ment work on some promising min
ing claims lately discovered in the
vicinity of the Big Buck mine, in