Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-06-27
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July 4th -Yerington Fun.

Chas. Camel, of Sparks, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Chas. Kinds and family were in from
their ranch Saturday.
T. A. Budd of Buffalo, n. Y, spent
Tuesday in Yerington.
Mrs. ]. w. Hannah has gone to San
Jose, California, for a visit
7. M. Hammond city engineer, will
leave for Seattle in few days.
A. F. Whitman is doing some work at
the Nevada Douglas this week.
Mrs. Alice Hilbun went to Mountain
View Thursday to visit her sister.
A. E Brown returned from Rawhide
this week and will stay in Yerington
Charles Gallagher transacted business
in Virginia and Carson City this week
Mayor Smith has received his show
cases and will have his opening on July g.
Mrs. Joe Holland and daughter, Miss
Edith, of Wabuska, were in the city yes
terday.
Henry Mcleod, one of Mina's pros
porous business men, spent the week in
Yerington.
Clark Guild, of Dayton, spent the
most of this week visiting his friends in
Yerington.
F. w Fairbanks returned from Raw
hide Sunday. He was glad to get back
to Yerington.
Had you forgotten or have you been
too busy to call and sign the petition for
high SCHOOL,
Mrs. A. F. Whitman and daughter,
Miss Mildred, are visiting in San Fran
cisco this week.
Connie Holland and Jack Mullilin oi
Wabuska were sampling the good things
in Yerington yesterday.
M. l.. Mckinney, of Reno, and ]. w
Engelhart, OF Bovard, were registered al
the Yerington Hotel, Tuesday.
Frank Simpson, wife and children, oi
Smith Valley, spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting friends in this city.
S. w. Gregory of Wabuska spent
Wednesday in Yerington, dining with
DR.. Beatty of the NJ. +. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gather returned from
Rawhide, Wednesday. They said Yer
ington looked very good to them.
Mrs. c. H. Miller is enjoying(?) case
of measles. Nothing serious and she ex-
poets to be about again within week.
Mrs. Segal, Miss Evelyn and little
Miss Tillie, returned this week from
Oakland and will spend the summer in
Yerington.
Several citizens were thinking of their
past lives this week, and wondering
just wondering. An S. P. detective was
in the city.
John Harris was over from Morning
star Monday. He is contemplating &
months vacation which he will spend il
Salt Lake City.
c. A. Wills, who at one time owned
the Alberta townsite near the county
bridge, was found dead in his bed a
Reno last week.
]. Filming, manager of the Yeringtor
ice plant, reports that the plant is il
running order and the damage done by
lightning has been repaired.
+. r. Dodge and w. II. Esdon, wh'
spent week here working on a wate
works proposition and visiting the mines
left for their homes Wednesday
George Kenney returned from Raw
hide, Tuesday evening. He says tn,
mines over there look good but tn,
ranch iii this valley looks better.
p. +. c. Burke is doing assessmen
work on the Yankee Doodle group o
claims near the Nevada Douglas. Mr.
Burke and +. J. Ross own the claims.
c. c. Young returned home Sunda
from Bovard and will remain here unit
after the 4th. He is leasing at Bovard
and believes the camp will make good
Frank Feigenspan was caller Mon
day. He came to this valley i'll 1871 an,
is sure there is no better place on cart
to live and prosper, and we are incline,
to think he is right.
G. T. Connor, of Wabuska, was in tn
city, Tuesday. He is very confident tina
he has discovered oil near the Wake
river east of Wabuska. Mr.. Connor
going to Reno to live
A. w, and ]. {. Reymers last week re
ceived their up-to-date threshing outfi
from Racine, Wisconsin. The outf