Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12
LITTLE LOCALS

itor, Sunday and Monday.
Bones" Simpson left for San Fran
cisco, Tuesday, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ross are taking in
the state fair at Reno this week.
A. A. Marsal and wife left last week
on a business visit to Salt Lake City.
Wanted-An apprentice to learn niilli-
merry. Apply to Livingstone millinery.
w. A. Nagel, of Wabuska, was trans
acting business in Yerington, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. w. Legg returned home, Tues
day, after her visit at various Nevada
points.
Mrs. J. Aronson went to Reno Tues
day, for visit with friends, and to at
tend the fair.
E. Hanson went to Reno Sunday in
order to miss none of the Fair which be-
gan the next day.
w. d. Davidson was among the gold
hunters who went to Bodie last week
looking for the new find.
Clinton Burke and wife have left for
Oregon. There are number of us who
will not forget Mr.. Burke.
Principal F. B. Howard arrived this
week in order to be in readiness for the
opening of school next Monday.
Frank Nelson, the night marshal, is
again on duty after a severe but short
illness. Glad to see him ont again.
Miss Josephine Becker will give a
musicale on Friday, October End. Watch
announcement in Times next week.
G.. H. Miller and A. B. Gray were
among those who went to the county
seat on business, the first of the week.
A. Clifford, the efficient manager of
the Miller & Lux ranch, was transacting
business in Wabuska, the fore part of
the week. -+ -tA
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Edwards and son,
Chester, returned to Reno Monday, after
visit to the oil fields and in and around
Yerington.
F. ]. Vicks, of the Lyon county bank,
went to Salt Lake City the first of the
week on business. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Miss Gertie Jefries, who has had
charge of the telephone Office for some
time, left for visit in Reno and San
Francisco Sunday.
John Gallagher was among those who
decided to see the big doins in Reno
this week. He went to that city on
Sunday afternoon.
County Commissioners c. c. Turner
and c. T. Martin went to Dayton Sun
day, to be present at the meeting of the
board the next day.
Councilman John Snyder and family
have returned from long camping trip
and every member of the family is look
ing and feeling good.
Mesdames James Adams and Leon
Willis came over from Mountain View,
Thursday. Miss Maud Hilbun accom-
panied them home yesterday.
Chas. Hironymous drove his stylish
roadsters to Reno the fore part of the
week with view of entering them at
the state fair as double drivers.
w. H. Burton, the socialist candidate
for state senator, was over from Buck
skin, Wednesday, looking up law mat
ters regarding mines and mining.
Douglas Lawson, has returned from
his fishing trip in California and refuses
to say anything except that he threw all
the large ones back into the water.
Mrs. Clara Harris and children re-
turned to their home in Dayton, last
Sunday, after visit with Mrs. Harris
sister, Mrs. F. o. Stickney, and family.
Mrs. Legg will be at her home on
Broadway on or before Sept. IL with her
stock of new fall millinery and will be
pleased to meet the ladies of Yerington
The schools opened in Dayton Tues
day with G. II. Dunn as principal.
These schools areopen for a ten-months'
term, and the prospects are bright for
splendid school.
The people of Wabuska feel as though
things are moving in the right channels
once more-J. NJ. Feeny has returned
from his vacation and is at his accus-
toned place again.
The splendid, even temperature in the
mountains. DR. Smith says, is SO pleas
ing and exhileratina that he can not
think of leaving tue n and old hills and
the babbling brooxs for while yet, at