Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-04-15
BRIEF MENTION.

Jim Harris returned to Auburn,
Cal, Wednesday,.
"A pleasant social dance was
given in the Owl Hall Monday night.
I'd Lamkin was an arrival from
California Sunday on visit to rela-
tives.
Mrs. Annie Carney returned to
her home in Smith Valley last Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. K. Leavitt and little
daughter returned from their visit
to Schurz Wednesday.
Miss Estella Clifford came out
from Carson Saturday to spend her
Spring vacation at home.
Mrs. T. NJ. MCGOWAN LETT for
Reno Wednesday to help nurse little
Edna McNeely, who is very ILL.,
I'D Kreisel, of San Francisco, is
spending few days in Yerington
before continuing on to Tonopah.
Mrs. N. Segal, Silver and little
Tillie returned from Oakland Tues
day to remain during the Summer.
DIR. Mccoy Chappell returned
from Carson last Saturday. His
mother Is much improved in health.
Miss Myrtle Whitcomb returned
to her home in Gold Hill "Wednesday
after a short visit to valley friends.
---Oren p. Terry returned to Reno
last Saturday, after attending the
wedding of Mr.. Davidson and Mrs.
Littell.
Mrs. Vaillencou has Just received
new line OF Spring and Summer
millinery, which is on display at her
residence.
-Born-In Reno, April 10th. 1905,
to the wife of Geo. Plummer, Jr., OF
Mason Valley, an 8-pound son. All
doing nicely.
-Messrs. Kvans, Regain and Ran
dali spent several days in this Sec
tion this week looking at some min
ing claims owned by ID. Lawson.
Miss Bertha Smith returned to
her home at Buffalo Meadows Wed
nesday, after pleasant visit of a
week with her sister and friends.
Henry Baker, Jr., left tor San
Francisco last Saturday to consult
physicians in regard to a growth
which is making its appearance on
his face.
Miss Hazel McNeely returned to
her home in Reno last Saturday.
Miss Hazel is now devoting her time
to music and is already a splendid
performer on the piano.
An experienced brickmaker
would like to get contract to make
and burn a small kiln OF brick. Can
give best of reference. Address Ed
Wallace, Reno, Nevada.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given to b. II. Reymers at his home
last Tuesday evening. All who at
tended, and there were many, report
having delightful time.
Last Monday morning the ground
was covered with snow TO the depth
of about an inch, but it did not last
long after the sun hit it. This was
heavier fall than any that occurred
during the Winter.
Mrs. G. w. Legg can be seen for
few days longer at the residence
of Mrs. Barton. Those who desire
hats trimmed, made, or to purchase
millinery goods should call at their
earliest convenience.
-Ames * Tidd, the Smith poultry
men, have an ad in this issue to
which your attention is called.
They offer a fine opportunity to
poultry fanciers to get some select
stock at very reasonable price.
&C. NJ. Swindler, representing the
Western Ore Purchasing Co, paid
the valley another visit this week.
He is looking for copper ore and tlux-
ing ore. and has visited number of
claims OF this character in this Sec
ton.
-Benassi & Doretti opened up the
Silver Palace saloon last Sunday.
The boys stand well with their
countrymen and also the American
element, and they keep nothing but
first class goods. Drop in and see
them.
The Las Vegas Advance is the
name of paper just issue at that
thriving new town. 1t Is neat and
newsy, and has the appearance OF
prosperity assured. w. w. Wal
lace is the publisher. The Advance
is a welcome exchange.