Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-08-15
LITTLE LOCALS

AotiSA odiidSuCi spent TIC III 81 VI lHs
week in Reno.
Remember the baseball game tomor
row afternoon.
i Mrs. M. Mingle, of Granite, spent Sat
urday in our city.
4 Mrs. ]. w. Simpson and son have gone
to Fresno, California, for short visit.
]. B. Gallagher, Yerington, was regis.
tered at the Mccormack in Reno yester-
day.
Clarence Cameron is here from Sacra-
mento on visit to his sister, Mrs. Henry
Knierim.
Miss Sue Livingston, of Yerington,
was registered at the Overland Hotel in
Reno, Wednesday.
A man named Lee, claiming to come
from Yerington, has struck it rich at the
new camp called Chaffey.
T. l.. Hoppin started for Mountain
View Thursday morning with load of
provisions for the camp.
E. G. Kidder, manager OF the new
Mason townsite, left for Salt Lake City
Thursday and will be gone about ten
days.
A few more cold nights with cold
rain in the Sierras and about one hun
dred campers will be welcomed home in
side of ten days.
DR.. Gilbert received letter this week
from DR.. Smith, who is camping near
bridgeport, and reports that he is enjoy
ing his outing thoroughly.
Owing to the fact that all but one of
the city councilman are taking much
needed rest in the mountains, the regular
meeting was not held Monday night.
City Councilman Ross and family took
an early morning start Thursday for the
hills, determined to have a vacation as
well as the rest of the society people
Mrs. J. J. Pardee of Berkeley, Califor-
mia, is the guest of her friend, Mrs.
Alex Murchie. Her many friends will
be pleased to know that she is visiting
this, her girlhood home.
Messrs. A. Murchie and Bart Zingg left
Thursday for Lake Tahoe where they
will meet some cousins from Los An
geles, California, and enjoy an outing at
the fashionable Tahoe resorts.
E. R. Lam and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Meissner have gone out for two weeks
camping trip and expect to have good
time. We shall expect very good "ex-
aggeration" when they return.
The boys have caught the baseball
fever and the Yerington Juniors have
organized, raised money, and we expect
soon to hear that they have challenged
the regulars for practice game.
John Arends will leave tomorrow for a
two weeks vacation. He goes alone
and on the back of his trusty pony. His
will be go as you please horseback ride
to Lake Tahoe, Hope Valley and other
points.
There is to be special song service at
the M. Z. church Sunday evening at
which many of the old time hymns will
be sung and many old time sinners about
town have promised to go and take part
in the singing.
Criminals are getting so numerous in
Humboldt county that branch Jail has
been built at Lovelock. Criminals are so
scarce in Lyon county that we have to
cinch them for fist fights in order to get
any use of our one small Jail.
] Round Mountain held a special election
and only three persons voted against
levying a tax on property to build a
school house. A teacher has been en-
gagged and $500 building will be erected
at once. That camp will succeed. They
are starting right.
City Councilman Some returned from
his camp in California Wednesday to at.
tend the regular monthly meeting of the
city council and started back Thursday
for the hills again. Mr.. Some and fam
lily will remain in camp until about the
first of September.
Councilman John Snyder of the Pho
neer livery barn came home Wednesda,
to attend to the regular meeting of th'
city council, leaving his family campet
in the mountains in California. He will
leave today or tomorrow to spend an
other week or two fishing before return
ing to business.
]. A. Gorseline will leave tomorrow
or Monday for Placerville. California
after load of fruit. He will drive fou
and will go by way of Lake Tahoe
Fruit hauled that way arrives in .Yering