Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-05-13
BRIEF MENTION.

The Wabuska school closed on
Friday, May 5th.
Allen Miller paid Dayton a short
visit the first of the week.
Mr.. William Wilson returned to
his home in Pine Grove Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Nichol is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. J. Pardee, of
Gardnerville.
Capt. Tibbets and Messrs. Cole
and Flindt paid Pine Grove another
visit Wednesday.
The Creamery school, taught by
Miss Ruth Williams, closed yester-
day for the term.
C. F. Holland is sinking a drive
well back of the Hotel Yerington to
obtain better water.
Miss Maud Warren went to
Reno last Friday to visit relatives
and friends for time.
Louie Leavitt and Will Colds
worthy drove out from Gold Hill
last Friday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. c. Hernleben accompanied
AAiSo shh az ANSAO VA
her return journey to the East.
M. J. Heller, left for Los Angeles
last Sunday after visiting the Blue
stone mine tor couple of days.
j. w. Logan, formerly of this
place, returned to Virginia City from
Hanover, New Mexico, this week.
We expect to be able to chronicle
some mining news of much import
ance to this camp in our next issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ballard, of
Wellington, were visiting Yering-
ton friends for few days this week.
S. J. Weeks, buyer for the To-
nopah and Goldfeld Neat Co., was
an arrival from the south Thurs
day.
H. K. and Allen Miller lett for
San Francisco Thursday on bust
ness connected with the Bluestone
mine.
Rev. Father Gleeson left Thurs
day tor Ha wthorne, called to Off
ciate at the funeral of one of his
flock.
DIR. Mccoy Chappell was called
to Carson again the first of this
week by the serious illness of his
mother.
About eight inches of snow fell
in the Pine Grove hills during the
storm of Monday and Tuesday of
this week
Mrs. A. J. Webster and child
rem lett for Goldtield "Wednesday on
a visit to Mrs. Webster's mother,
Mrs. Huyck.
Mr.. Lock wood, who was here on
a visit to his brother tor short time
left Sunday for visit to his home
in Wisconsin.
--Born-At the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage, at Gardnerville, New,
May S, 1905, to the wife of Rev. j. J.
Pardee, daughter.
"A small safe arrived here We'd
nesday to be used temporarily by
the Lyon County Bank, until their
larger vault is built.
i. w. Scott, one OF the owners
of the Bluestone mine, who was
here for few days last week, lett
for San Francisco Monday.
Senator Stewart was a passen-
ger on last Sundays train passing
through Wabuska. He was return
ing to Carson from the goldtelds OF
the southern country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mathews de-
sire to extend thanks to the many
friends who extended aid and sym
pathy during the serious illness of
Mrs. Mathews and the death OF her
infant child. ....f
Miss Mamie Ankleman, who has
been visiting her uncle b. H. Key
mers, and her aunt, Mrs. e. Hern-
leben, for some months past, took
her departu last Saturday tor her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The old town OF Sutro is to ex-
perience another boom, but probably
of a smaller caliber than that OF
wears ago. Quite force of men Will
soon be put to work making repairs
to the old tunnel, and saloon is soon
to be started there.
L. f. Brockbank and Messrs.
Pevton, King and Wallace, OF the
Peyton Chemical Co., of San Fran
cisco, were arrivals here Thursday.
The three latter gentlemen are nego-
tiating for the Dyer group OF copper
claims, upon which Mr.. Brockbank
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