Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-07-03
LITTLE LOCALS

motored in Tuesday.
Jim Hardy came in from Hawthorne
Monday evening.
MIR. Small the cattle man, is in from
Reno looking up beef cattle.
Mrs. Radley. of Nordyke, has been
iii this week.
Mrs. Dillon Is recovering from a yer,
severe and sudden attack of illness.
| Sam Arntz was In town from the Ne
vada- Douglas, Tuesday.
Mrs. Barrett left with her son, Harry,
for Kinds Hot Springs this week.
Barney Reymers and sons have their
first hay crop in the stack.
Geo. Budd. left for Hawthorne and
Lucky Boy Tuesday.
Mrs. John McAllister was an arrival
from Hawthorne Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGowan, re-
turned to San Francisco this week.
George Osborne. though still at the
sanitarium is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucy have taken a trip
to Antelope Valley, Cal.
VIM. Barth, a prominent grocer OF
Troy, N. Y. is here on visit to his
aunt, Mrs. Logan.
Mrs J. l. Wilson and son Donald,
took in the strawberry festival at Smith
Valley and remained several days visit
ing friends and relatives.
Isaac Strosiiidef left for the camp OF
Ellendale in response to a telegram
from his brother George, who Is in
terested there. He returned this week
Cal Barnett was down from Summit,
four miles from Lucky Boy this week
He says its bound to make good.
Beaman and Miller have finished q
test run of II tons and are now putting
through 80 tons for Gafney & Co. at the
Nordyke quartz mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and party. OF
Lucky Boy. passed through town ell
route to and from Reno this week
hey travel in Thomas flyer.
Gus Nye and family will go overland
to Virginia City to spend the Fourth.
Mr.. Nye was one of the boys in Vir-
ginia's palmy days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Meissner, have
returned from their Reno trip. Mr..
Meissner's health was benefited by the
change.
Mr.. James Nichol is back from ten
days trip to San Francisco. He visited
his daughter, Mrs. Pardee, at Byron
Contra Costa County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Banion with
their son and daughter, autoed ovel
from the Hot Springs last week. Mis-.
Shirley O'Banion has returned from
school in California to spend her va
cation.
The arrival of merry-go-round in
town this week was the occasion fol
much merriment among the young folk
who will lose no time in trying to rid,
the wooden broncho to death.
City Attorney Pilkington was puffet
up man this week and had to carr,
weights in order to keep anchored t.
the ground. The cause was little gir
that arrived early Friday morning
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. John Snyder received lonl
letter from Mrs. Willis Slauson, 1888
Essex ST., University Heights, Sal
Diego. Mrs. Slauson is delighted witt
climate, flowers and scenery of tina
lively city. Mr.. Slauson is much bette
in health and is acting as secretary for
large laundry firm.
Miss Elizabeth Delone Marsal vii
make her debut under the auspices {
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Mars;
(Hazel McNeeley) to large circle {
admiring relatives and friends July 4
Miss Elizabeth Delone very happil
chose the eve of her parents secon
wedding anniversary for her birthda,
June S, and though not much long,
than her name at the present writing,
a wise little maid. who arrives in tin
to give ear to the grave laws of the Gil
council anent irecrackers. She prou
ises to forego her juvenile prerogstiv'
on that score, and adhere strictly to II
role OF the lawabiding citizen.