Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-08-29
LITTLE LOCALS


There will be social dance at the Owl
hall this evening.
Have you been to Judge Hannon' S
Office to register yet3
Miss Queen Wilson is visiting friends
in Santa Cruz, California.
There are several kinds of trusts, but
trusting to lts.k is the limit.
The directoire gown does away with
white pants and real point lace.
Did it ever occur to you that if you
don't register you can't voter Do ii
now.
E. G. Kidder, manager of the Mason
townsite, returned from Salt Lake City
Thursday.
Chas. Lamont, former owrer of the
Montana restaurant, returned Thursday
from Idaho.
T. P. Mack, the civil engineer, was in
the city yesterday. He came to help
settle water dispute.
Stephen Curry of Oakland, formerly OF
Yerington, is missing and his wife be-
lieves he has been murdered.
1. Sparry of Salt Lake City, who is in
terested in the Mason Valley mine, is
spending few days in Yerington.
Rob't NJ. Price, one of the bright
young attorneys of Reno, was in Yering-
ton yesterday looking after matters legal.
Mrs. c. F. Holland of the Yerington
hotel, left Thursday for Oakland, Cali
fornia, where she will visit friends for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Russell Schooley of DAYTON en-
joyed brief visit from her cousin, Miss
Susan Livingston, on her return from
San Francisco.
Every newspaper in the land is telling
of "signs of prosperity" How long are
we to have the signs before the pros
perity gets herei
Mrs. Mollie Lewis, who has been vis-
iting friends here and looking after min
ing interests, left for her home in Oak
land on Thursday.
Miss Susan Livingston has just re-
turned from San Francisco, where she
has been for the past two weeks select
ing her fall stock of hats.
]. E. Gignoux, formerly resident of
this section but now retired and enjoy
ing life at Reno, was shaking hands
with old friends yesterday.
w. H. McKeown has rented the
Bones" Simpson residence on Broad
way and will soon be at home in one of
the cosiest little homes in Yerington.
The taxpayers of the city should not
neglect to make the special registration
required for the election September 2l
to decide the Esden water proposition.
This is the day that the Socialists hold
their county convention in this city and
place ticket in the field. They will be
the first to fire gun in the campaign in
this county.
Remember that everyone is invited to
enjoy themselves in Yerington on Sep
tember 7, Labor Day, one week from
next Monday. Make your arrangements
to enjoy holiday.
Messrs. frankie and LeBaume brought
down some samples of ore Thursday and
have been amusing themselves panning
strings of fine gold and telling good
stories on each other.
The city government should remember
that it takes courage to do your duty at
times, but courage is needed every day
in these strenuous times. There are or
dinances that should be either enforced
or repealed.
Judge c. f. Mack of Reno was in our
city Thursday and Friday attending to
legal business and shaking hands with
his many friends here. The Judge is
one of the few Reno attorneys who is
kept busy all the'time.
Mr.. Judson G. r. Smith will award to
the one furnishing him the best essay on
the good appearance, ETC., of the interior
of his store a very handsome present. II
will be worth your while to try. The
QUO calerfed will he puhtis shed with the
name of the composer.
The Yerington Cigar Factory is now
in actual operation and the home product
will soon be ON the market Our factory
is No. &c. 4th district of California, &C.
cording to the Government license.
About eight hundred pounds of tobacco
in leaf was received this week and Mr.
Aronson. the proprietor, has gone to
work in earnest. Watch for the home
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