Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-07-11
LOCAL ITEMS TOO
SHORT FOR HEADS

bushes in Yerington this week.
Walter Baird of the Owl left Tuesday
for short vacation in California.
Attorney ]. A. Cutlery was called to
Dayton on legal business Thursday.
John Snyder and family left for Leavitt
Springs Friday for months outing.
+. R. Dodge, water works attorney
from Reno, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. -
w. c. Gilmore has been over from
Carson City, this week, meeting old
friends and looking after mining in
terests.
Mr. and Mrs. Beer of Granite spent
Saturday and Sunday last with friends
in Yerington, returning to their home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Melarkey drove
over from Dayton and spent Saturday
and Sunday with their many friends in
Yerington.
Mrs. Lena Mayfeld and daughter,
Gladys, arrived from Denver Wednes-
day to rejoin the husband and father, E.
S. Mayheld, here.
w. A. Johnson, from Goldfeld, was
in Yerington the 4th, and stayed during
the week to look after his mining inter
ests in this vicinity.
Mrs. Whitman and Miss Mildred re-
turned from San Francisco in time to
enjoy the 4th at home. They report a
, very enjoyable trip.
Miss Maud Warren of Wabuska was
,, the guest of Mrs. w. D. Davidson dur
> ing the 4th and the first of this week.
. She returned home Tuesday.
Q J. c. Hunter is repairing and fitting
2 up the building on Main street. south OF
o the Economic drug store, and a new bus
mess will be opened there soon.
Q Boyd f. Harmon, son of Judge w. E
g Harmon, has returned from the Even
. ston school in Chicago, where he is a
q student. for the summer vacation.
o Persons having books belonging to the
circulating library will hereafter make
o exchanges at Mayor Smiths store, in
stead of the drugstore, as heretofore.
Messrs. Starr and Johnson of Iona
q were here the first of the week. Mr.
o Starr has returned to Iona, but Mr.
Q Johnson will remain here for some time.
o ]. A. McCune, who started for Ohio
g Saturday, got only as far as Wabuska
Q The fragrance of the sagebrush was tol
S much for him to leave, so he returned
o County Commissioner c. +. Martin
3 was at the county seat Monday, attend
5 ing the meeting of the board of county
o commissioners, returning on Monday
: evening.
3 You should not fail to read the big ad
vertisement of the Nevada Mercantil,
and Supply Co. in this issue of thu
Q Times. This firm quotes some very at
tractive prices.
% The reason there is no more extende,
notice regarding the obvious good point
of Bryan, third time the Democrats
" nominee for President, in the Time
10 this week is because Editor Gray is Oh
No a business trip to San Francisco.
% Bosco Martonvich, teamster at tn
20 Ludwig mine, was seriously injured in
runaway last Sunday. He had one LEI
broken above the ankle, one arm broken
e one rib broken and severe cuts on tn
head and face. The injured man is a
the hospital here, and will recover. H
is 50 years of age.
r. F. Weber of the Nevada Mercantil
company is exceedingly proud of tn
p fact that he won third prize, that is, h
= was third at the finish in the fat men
y: race on the 4th. If there had been
Il third prize he would have won it, whic
n goes to show that he is very fast ia
= man.
u The sacred concert at the NJ. E. churc
y, last Sunday evening was we'll attende
and was a most enjoyable affair. Re,
Beatty announced that they would er
ueavor to hold service of that kind q
least once a month and we sincerel
hope he will be able to do so. Th
re choruses were certainly fine. The Misse
% "a Josie Becker, Elizabeth Pierce and Mi
y dred Whitman rendered solos. Mi
Allen sang solo and assisted in tw
duets. Mrs. Thad Hoppin's renditio
!. of Paul Revere's Ride was especial
pleasing. The service was we'll wort
IS going miles to hear The choir consiste
e of Messrs. Barnett, leader; Allen, HoI
pin, Collins and Rawson, Mesdams