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

The City Council meets in regular ses-
sion next Monday night.
Mrs. c. Burke of the Oregon rooming
house, returned home yesterday.
Miss Mae Evans of Granite spent
Thursday and Friday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wagner have moved
into their new cottage on Pearl street.
Harry Plummer, who has been having
a run of typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Baseball game tomorrow afternoon at
2-30; go out and encourage the home
team.
Go to Judge lannon's Office in the
Bank building and register. Don't wait
do it now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Taubert of St. Paul,
Mimi, have been at the Commercial ho-
tel this week
R. c. Dyer, leading merchant of
Schurz, was visiting friends in this city
on Sunday last.
Ike Strosnider was down yesterday;
seemed very busy, but silent; think there
is something doing.
H. J. Bernard made his brother Vic a
visit this week ana left Thursday for his
home in Big Pine, California.
Do not neglect to go to Judge Han
non's s Office in the Bank building and get
registered for the fall election.
The fuel men are advising everyone to
order supply of fuel for the winter at
once. Their advice may be good.
J. o. Parker has purchased the inter
est of Councilman Ross in the Model
meat market and is now sole proprietor.
Wm McTaggart returned from Reno
today. He was away two weeks at
the bedside of brother who died Mon
day last.
o. H. Some and family left Monday
morning for the mountains to enjoy a
season of fishing and resting in the
shade of the pines.
A. Charlebois, Sr., was down from the
ranch yesterday and reports crops all
that could be asked. The shortage of
water has not done any material damage.
Paul Karaus, the jeweler, who has
been away on vacation, returned to
Yerington Wednesday and says he is
glad to get back to a good live district.
P. A. Pierson of Spring Hill, Kansas,
arrived in Yerington last Saturday and
will remain for some time. He seems
pleased with this district and may be-
come resident.
We are pleased to welcome back to
Yerington former resident and profes-
sional man. Mccoy Chappell, dem
tist, has returned and will again practice
his profession in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Segal and daughters, Miss
Evelyn and Tillie, left Sunday for Oak
land, California, after spending the sum
mer here. They have many friends here
and will be missed very much.
D. w. Melarkey, county clerk, was
down from Dayton this week. We are
glad that election comes occasionally, as
it gives us an opportunity to get better
acquainted with public officials.
]. F. Erdlets, Jr., from Michigan, is
the new assistant superintendent at the
Nevada Douglas. He expresses himself
as well pleased with Yerington and pre-
diets great future for this district.
E. Kreisel returned Tuesday from {
trip to Mt. Grant. He is convinced thai
some great mines will be opened up in
that district and says that all that il
needed is money for development work
Mrs. Sadie Gilbert, who has had thu
dining room at the Commercial hote
LEASED for the past six months, closet
up the cafe Saturday evening and lef
Sunday for the coast, much to the sor
row of the boarders.
Miss Mae Murphy, of the Grotto, ha
decided that it is best not to overworl
during the hot weather, and she has es
tablished meal hours as follows: Break
fast from to 9 a. m, lunch from IL t
2, dinner from S to s p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamont LEI
Wednesday for trip to northern Idaho
The trip is made for the benefit of Mrs
Lamont's health and she will probabl
remain away some time. Mr.. Lamor
expects to return the last of the month
The farmers of Mason Valley shoul
be careful to save up their best specimen
of vegetables and grain so that Lyo
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