Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-06-05
LITTLE LOCALS

/ JObh ~ Dali Oh was ONGI tlOut LDC
Springs Monday.
The management of the Rink hall in
tend giving 4th of July ball
Mrs. George Barrett and little daught-
er, Florence, were in town Monday
Mrs. Abram Savage and Mrs. Trenan
went to Pine Grove for Decoration Day
Chris Johnston, made flying trip to
Wabusks this week
Mrs. Will Gruber was down from
Reno over Decoration Day.
Frank Compton left for the Mount
Grant district this week.
Sheriff Randall was in town during
the week.
Mrs. W. K. Penrose and son Mat were
in town Decoration Day
linn Kelly has been in town this week
from Wabuska.
Mason McCloud has returned to San
Francisco. where he is attending busi-
ness college.
Mrs Blain leaves Hawthorne. She
has been ill ever since going to Haw-
thorne three weeks ago.
Miss Marion Mckenzie of the Meiss-
ner school was in town. this week visit
ing friends.
r. II. Britt. superintendent of the
Western Nevada, has returned IRON
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kemic, an old resident OF the
valley, is recovering from serious III
ness under the care OF Dr. Leavilt anu
Miss Cora Pnrsel.
+ G. Brendel arrived from San Fran
cisco last week and returned taxing his
brother who has been i'll at the hospital
tor three weeks past.
Isaac Strosniuer has been very busy
this week i'll the Yerinxton interests III
the County seat. HE went as lar as
Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. {. Mccormack with
a party of friends, passed through in
their large yellow Pope-loledo car EN-
route to RAMSEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slauson have decided to
remain at San Diego. where Air. Slau-
sons health is much improved and
where they are charmed with the city.
A Sauter, of the firm OF Sauter Bros,
wood dealers, was taken to the Ar
temesia hospital on Tuesday morning
suffering from fractured nose and face
caused by the kick OF mule.
Downey & Kaufman are fast pre-
pairing for their new store building south
of the Yerington Drug Co.'S store
When completed it will be occupied by
Dillon & West.
The Beaman brothers have arrived
with lot of ore at Nordyke from their
gold mine in the Pine Nut range, few
miles from Wellington. This is the
property known as the Pinhooks, form
erly mined by Dan Sherry
Miss Edith Brake left for her home in
Colorado this week. She will be missed
by score of friends and especially by
her pupils to whom she was most de-
voted and who will be inconsolable at
her leave taking.
Mrs. Anna Warren OF Reno, State
Noble Grand of the Rebekah's was in
town two days this week. Mrs. Warren
had to cut many lodge dates on account
of her connection with the water suit at
Dayton. She was determined to visit
Mason Valley, however, having taught
taught school here years ago.
A. NJ. Wishart has been in from his
property near Buckskin for few days.
He is working nine men on the Martha
Washington group and has shaft down
200 feet in the best looking formation
out there. Mr.. Wishart has accom-
plished all this very quietly and effect
ively. -.
A drive out our lanes is an inspiration
any one of these fine days. Grain is
growing, alfalfa rs at its deepest shade
of green, trees offer a grateful shade
for one-half mile at stretch. There
is probably no other valley in the state
that can afford more tree-lined drives
than ours. Yet every tree had to be
! planted and irrigated. Think twice be-
! fore you cut one down,