Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-05
LITTLE LOCALS

the first of the week.
Miss Alma Vaillencour has returned to
the University at Reno.
Mrs. P. w. Brennan has been quite i'll
for the past week but is improving.
Wanted An apprentice to learn milli-
merry. Apply to Livingstone millinery.
]. A. Strosnider was a Reno visitor
this week, registering at the Golden in
that city.
Mrs. Nelson and son, Lester, left for
Goldfeld Wednesday, after a four
months visit in Yerington.
w. f. Furhman departed last evening
for Elko where he will teach in the Elko
high school. Carson City News.
Mrs. c. w. Legg. who has been visit
ing in this city, has returned to her
home at Dayton Carson City Appeal.
Miss Mabel and Neil McVicar of Smith
Valley spent few days in town with
their cousins, the Misses Livingstone, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Legg will be at her home on
Broadway on or before Sept. IL with her
stock of new fall millinery and will be
pleased TO meet the ladies of Yerington.
John Arends returned from his trip to
Lake Tahoe last Sunday. He reports a
very pleasant trip and says that the only
drawback was the shortness of his stay.
Miss Edith Howe, the talented elocu-
ZIONIST of Reno, gave an entertainment
at Owl Hall last night. 1t was literary
treat and thoroughly enjoyed by all who
attended
Reymers Bros. have made test run
with their new threshing machine and it
The public are inviteI to go and see the
real thing at work.
J. o. Parker, proprietor of the Model
Meat Market, has had fine large sign
painted and put in place above the front
of his shop. 1t is an artistic piece OF
work and was painted by Mayfeld, the
painted.
The Bodie base ball team was unable
to come down for the Labor Day game
and arrangements have been made for
the DAYTON nine to come and give the
Yerington boys chance to get revenge.
1t will be hot old game and one worth
going miles to see.
Notices have been sent out by Secre-
tary c. II. Miller for a meeting of the
stockholders of the Northern Light Cop
per Company on September 18th. The
object of the meeting is to perfect ar
rangements to continue operations at the
mine on the present satisfactory scale.
Some of our young ladies have a new
method of making it interesting for old
bachelors. They tried an experiment
last week that was disastrous all around.
Some itching powder was put on the neck
of caller and in doing so it spilled all
over the aforesaid young ladies' hands
and all parties had an itching time.
Being unable to agree on the name Of
either Bryan or Taft for their four year
old son because the wife is Republican
and the husband Democrat, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Johnson of Polk City, Ia,
named the boy Jennings Howard John
son, giving him the middle name Of
each candidate.
G. A. Barrett is one of the many op
posed to violations of the game laws in
this section. He has had personal ex
perience with violators, and knows about
who it is. Only recently party made
an early morning slaughter of ducks
but got away before Mr.. Barrett coulC
get to them.
The work of rebuilding the town o
Hazen, which was recently destroyed by
fire, has already started and within /;
month many of the buildings will be re
placed. The railroad company has re
sumed work at Hazen and III a shor
time that town promises to become quit,
railroad center, being the junction o
the Southern Pacific and Nevada anC
California branch, which connects will
the Tonopah and Goldfeld, also of tn.
branch line running from Fallon.
+. G.. Kidder, of the Mason Cit,
townsite company, informs the Times
that the excavation for the big hotel
with the Offices to be therein, has beer
completed and the building will be fin
ished in about 80 days. Residence No
/, of the six to be erected at once, ha.
been begun. The well is down IS fee
with five feet of water in it now, Their,
are two car loads of machinery on tn,
way and 1900 feet of pipe for the in
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