Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-11-14
LITTLE LOCALS

Celia Knierim has been quite i'll for
the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Lamont has been quite i'll
for the past week.
| w. C. Pitt of Lovelock has been in
Yerington this week.
w. T. Campbell of Buckskin has been
Yerington visitor recently.
DIR. A. S. Hickox was transacting bus
mess in Virginia City this week.
Assemblyman- elect Ross left for Car
son Thursday. He is surely in the
swim already.
! For SALE Mammoth bronze turkeys;
Rallens ranch. w. II. BRyoN,
.Wabuska, New.
Miss Marion Mckenzie was called
home to Virginia City this week on ac-
count of the sickness of her mother.
w. d. Davidson has gone to look after
his stamp mill on the East Walker river
and to resume active operations there.
The board of county commissioners
will take up the question of locating the
High School at their next meeting - De-
ceinber 7.
There will be grand Thanksgiving
ball at Owl hall on November 29. There
will be turkey supper, and everything
first class.
w. H. McKeown has moved into his
new home on Broadway and says he is
having the first solid comfort since leav-
ing Colorado. He looks it too.
The irrepressible Frank T.. Bugbee
arrived in the city last Thursday even
ing and was at once the center of attrac-
ton for a large circle of friends.
The old Dyer residence, north of the
c. +. Fox store, is being remodelled
into business building and is to be oc-
cupied by Sandman & Reymers.
Vim. Remley and family, who have
been visiting Mrs. McCrimmon, left for
Yerington Tuesday on a visit to Mr..
Remley's mother, Mrs. Butler. Carson
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbush of Smith Val
ley came into Yerington Wednesday.
Mr.. Forbush went on to San Francisco
and Mrs. Forbush and Miss Dora Cohn
returned to Smith Valley.
T.. ii. Whitacre returned this week
from visit to Akron, Ohio. He is in
terested i'll many good mines in this
country and has large number of in
terests interests in Yerington.
Otto Taubert and c. S. Durand of the
Yerington Mines & Exploration Co.
were visitors at the Times Office this
week. They report their properties in
fine condition and prospects bright.
Mrs. Mcdonald entertained the High
Five Club at her home on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Vicks and Mrs. Kroeger
carried off the first prize, while Mr.. Nc
Donald was awarded the consolation
prize.
The Hard Times Ball to be given at
the Rink next Friday evening (Novem-
ber 20) promises to be one of the most
successful of the year. The preparations
being made are taking much care and
will result in good time for all.
Dr. r. d. Smith and wife, and the
latter's sister, Miss Hila A. Patch, left
for Denver last Tuesday, where the doc
tor will take a postgraduate course i'll
some special medical lines. They ex-
pect to return about the first of the year
DIR. Miller of Schurz and f Vogler of
Yerington, with their wives, went
through here Wednesday afternoon on
their way to Reno in an automobile.
Mr.. Vogler brought the news that the
south end of the county had gone Dem
ocratic for most part. Ramsey Re-
corder
c. c. Richards of California visited
Morningstar and vicinity this week and,
after looking over the Smith Valley
prospective oil fields, secured options on
some ground there and will start drilling
within ninety days. Mr.. Richards rep
resents Mr.. Hart, who has large inter-
ests in the Sauer Dough and Caribou Oil
companies of the Coalinga field i'll Cali
fornia.
G. b. Smith, the socialist candidate
for sheriff at the recent election, either
lost or had stolen from him Sll0 III
"greenbacks" one day this week. Mr..
Smith is very sorry, but, Gee, how tick
eled the fellow who found it must be.
And the loser should be glad; one of his
party's cardinal tenets is the brother
hood of man." so "brother"' must have