Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-01-09
LITTLE LOCALS
Mrs. LaRue is on the sick list.

]. f. Gelder, was i'll from Reno this
week.
Fred Stewart, left for his home at Big
Pine, CAL, Saturday.
+. Shocks Webster wife now has typhoid
fever. His little girl is recovering
Wabuska people are complaining of
frozen potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Feeny have re-
turned to Wabuska from Berkeley.
Asa Mitchell, of Topaz, is in town
shaking hands with old acquaintance.
Sam Arantz and w. w. Coleman, took
a trip to Carson last week.
c. A. Week, has returned from his
trip to the bay city
Fred Barnes, the mining promoter is
paying the mines of Yerington visit.
Attorney n. w. Willis has been quite
i'll this week, but is now improving.
Henry Fish, is down from Pine Grove
and reports the mines in that section as
fourishing
Tom Bergman has returnrd after a
brief sojourn at Hawthorne and other
points.
Bob Mckenzie, has arrived from Nina
and is now dispensing liquid refresh
ments over the Owl bar.
DR.. Gilbert and family have moved
into the Emerson house, corner Bridge
and Main streets.
J. E. Boulder, of Goldfeld, is looking
after some mining property in this
district.
Vim. Simpson and WIFE who have
been on the sick list, are able to b.
around again.
Will Wright, collector for the Truckee.
River Electric Co., was doing Yerington
the fore part of this week.
The United States has contributed
$500, 900 toward the relief of the poor
earthquake stricken residents of Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Bishop are
spending the winter with Mrs. w. X.
Penrose.
Nick Hironymous has been put or the
night police force to fill the vacancy OF
ex officer Nelson.
On account OF the heavy winds the
last few days an extra police was put Oh
nights to guard against fire.
Yerington can boast of having as good
a brass band as any town of her size on
the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Wright, is il from Virginia CITY
to tell us that the electricity did not
"douse the glim'' but eight nights.
Joe, BUD Wilson, accompanied by
Miss Beth Wilson, returned to the Ne
vada State University at Reno, Monday
One of DR.. Miler's autos brought a
load of passengers up from Schurz Mon
day, including Mr.. Braun and Mr.. Kemp
John Arends and bride returned home
New Years day. The boys didn't do a
thing but charivari them at the home Of
Albert Arends that evening.
]. ]. Beatty, left for Salt Lake SUNDAY
and will return to start his lease on the
Mountain View in about ten days.
Superintendent r. H. Britt has re-
turned from Blair where he had been
detailed to open up the old Valcada
mine.
Two young fox's consigned to Henry
Kneirim of this city were among the
arrivals by Wells Fargo express las.
week.
Reese Wampler, one of the mining
operators of Round Mountain and for
merly Tonopah and Goldfeld, is in town
for week or so.
+. 0. Broli, formerly superintendent
OF the Truckee River General Electric
Co., was inspecting the company's lines
in this section this week.
Born-In Yerington, January s, to the
wife OF Henry Knierim, son. Henry
is the happiest man in town and wears
smile that won't wash off
Fifty books have arrived from the
State University at Reno for use in the
Yerington free reading room. Borrow
them.