Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-10
LITTLE LOCALS

week i'll the Times.
w. II. LongstaH of Reservation was a
Yerington visitor Tuesday.
Our Democratic Supplement is again
with US. 1t is printed on fairly good
paper.
| Our Socialist frien S are alive they
run their full ticket in the Times this
aeek. Read it.
The smiling face of F. ]. vicks is seen
at his accustomed haunts since his re-
turn from Utah.
Subjects of great importance and deep
est interest are being presented every
| evening at the tent meetings.
The dance at the skating rink last Sat
;rday night under the auspices of the
ball boys was we'll attended and was
success i'll every way.
Chas. Lamont, of the Montana Cafe
las had private dining room fitted up
IN mis- restaurant, and is prepared to
| serve meals therein at any hour.
The Yerington Junior baseball nine
went to Dayton yesterday to play the
Dayton Juniors game of ball. We ex-
pect pow full big story next week.
Edwin V. Brake left Sunday for Reno
from which point he will go to Denver,
Colorado, returning here to look after
mining matters during the first of No
vember.
County Commissioners Turner and
Martin returned from the county seat
Wednesday after the meetings of the
board of equalization and of county COM
missioners.
The song service begins promptly at
$3.50 at the tent meetings. The meetings
will be continued throughout the pres
ent month. An interesting subject
every evening.
The Women of Woodcraft will give an
invitation necktie and apron social at
their lodge rooms next Wednesday
night, beginning at o'clock. They an
ticipate fine time.
G. w. Hatch, representing Hunt,
Hatch & Co., commission merchants OF
Oakland, California has been here this
week purchasing potatoes from our farm
ers. He finds the crop very good.
Judge M. B. Moore, one of the leading
attorneys of Reno, was Yerington Wis
itor last Saturday and Sunday. He was
looking after mining and legal business
and helping the Reno nine as recre-
alton.
The meetings at the big tent continue
with increasing interest. The subject
for Sunday evening will be, "The Sab
bath of the Bible" ''Who Changed the
Sabbath" " will be considered Monday
evening.
A. G. Gutheil was limping around last
Monday as a result of trying to break
pair of roller skates SO they would bt
J bridle-wise and gentle. They still are
members of the wild bunch as far a.
he knows.
H. Pennington. of the Native Coppel
Co., has been looking after his Interests
in and around Yerington the past week
The company is doing considerable worl
and Mr.. Pennington is well satisfied
with the outlook.
The Woinans' Book Club held yer,
ENJOYABLE session last Tuesday evening
There was good attendance and thu
work of the club was highly praised b,
the visitors. Some of the papers reaC
by members of the club will be published
in the Times soon.
) The Times owes many thanks t
County Clerk Melarkey for his full ant
correct minutes of the doings of tn
) board of county commissioners and
the board of equalization. Mr.. Melarke
prepares these reports without chars,
as favor to the people and the paper
, Miss Josephine Becker has had BIS.
printed for her musical entertainmion on
in Gardnerville, Dayton and VirA n
City. The entertainment in Daytogs !
, be on October II and the people orofe
: county seat are ioi'uiia'e ~ Oe aciety.
, near TINS swee' 'i"se' - pah {
'owh' gent,
: City Councilman John snyder ence
E ly escaped serious injury in is emt
= Thursday. A single driver