Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-07-25
LOCAL ITEMS TOO
SHORT FOR HEADS

If you want to buy any Big 20 stock
let us know.
/ If anyone asks you is it hot enough"
just smite him.
VIM. Filming. manager of the ice
plant, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lizzie Samson, daughter of Mrs.
Dobbins, returned home this week. 81
Ira Wagner is building small cot
tage next to his residence on Pearl
street.
Mrs Maxwell and daughter, lola, are
visiting friends and relatives in Pocatello,
Idaho.
Old papers for under carpets. for use
on shelves, etc., 40 cents per 100, at the
Times Office.
f. r. Lam has joined the procession
of progressive ones and is Offering some
bargains this week.
Mrs. A. ]. Webster left the first of the
week for Goldfeld where she will visit
friends for month.
G. Z. Cordell, F. Post and Chas. Nc
Crea of Reno were registered at the Yer
ington hotel Thursday.
VIM. McTaggart left Tuesday evening
for Reno, where he was called on account
of the illness of his brother.
Mrs. Cap Simpson and son of Smith
Valley were here two days this week Wis
iting H. Samuel and family.
A. B. Marsal, being the lowest bidder,
secured the contract to furnish the school
board with Is cords of wood.
Notice the special offer of the Nevada
Mercantile and Supply Company. Those
watermelons ought to make hit.
A. c. Cruikshank, foreman at the Ma
son Valley mine, returned Monday from
visit to Boston and Nova Scotia.
Next week we will give list of those
who have not gone camping and the rea-
sons why they have remained at home.
At last the cornice work is being put
on the Bank building and that corner
will be one that we can point to with
pride.
F. Webber of the Nevada Mercan-
tile and Supply company is out in the
hills fishing, enjoying his summer va
cation.
Lost-Last Sunday, on the Miller
ranch, north OF town, Savage shotgun
hunting case. Finder please leave at
this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Segal, Miss Evelyn
Segal, Mrs. H. Samuel and children
returned Sunday evening from an outing
at Kinds Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hironymous left
Monday morning for Reno. They drove
through. expecting to visit several places
and enjoy life as they went.
A. Charlebois and two sons were in
the city Wednesday evening They have
their hay cut and were hauling thresh-
ing outfit from Wabuska to the ranch.
Mrs. " Sittel and two children, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Lena
Davis, arrived Saturday evening last and
are now settled in their Yerington home.
G. w. Knierim had an accident Tues
day evening, his horse ran away and
tipped the buggy over, throwing him
out. He was badly bruised and shaken
up.
We enjoyed visit with Mountain
View and Granite residents this week,
visiting those camps in company with
Chas. A. Porter, Peter Ober and N. w.
Willis.
| DR.. R. d. Smith, wife and baby left
Monday for Mono county, California,
where they will camp out for two months.
! Dr. Smith will take a six months rest
and vacations.
E. K. Irving, who is working on the
Coolgardie group at Mt. Grant, was a
caller ON Monday. He is running 100
foot tunnel on ledge that goes $40 in
gold and carries some silver.
I w. A. Johnson of Goldfield who has
been examining properties in this district,
has decided to remain in Yerington this
summer and may become fixture and
we extend hearty welcome.
The Yerington baseball team has or
dered suits, and hereafter when they go
away to play ball they will advertise our
city. Games will be arranged with Reno,
Carson City and Gardnerville.
w. ID. Davidson and wife and Mrs.
McNeely left Thursday at noon for the
hills where they will camp for three
weeks and live on fresh mountain trout
and quail on toast. There are only a