Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-07
LITTLE LOCALS

Mrs, c. +. Johnston, returned Sun
day from trip to Reno.
John Gallagher, was one of the in
coming passengers last Sunday.
car.
The Bovard homestead is having a
porch added, and a general overhauling
Kew Pittman, the Tonopah attorney,
was in Yeriugton for a short time yes
terday.
William and Frank Simpson, who are
among the biggest land holders of Smith
valley, were in town Wednesday.
Samuel S. Arentz, of the Nevada
Douglas mine, returned last Wednesday
from business trip to Reno and Truckee.
Mrs. T. Douglass, who was formerly
Yerington school teacher, was an ar
rival last Sunday. She is visiting with
Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bolter have re-
turned from a motor trip to Rawhide,
where they bought Is HIP. Fairbanks
Morse hoist to be set up on MIR. Boilers
property west of Mason Pass.
Mrs Mason Mcleod Celia WARREN
and infant daughter are at home with
Mrs. Warren, arriving from San Fran
cisco this week. Mrs. McLeod's circle
OF young friends are glad TO have her
back.
The Rev. A. Lester Hazlett, PHI. d.,
Archdeacon of the Episcopalian church,
held services last Sunday morning at
the Methodist church. In the afternoon
he held services in the schoolhouse at
Mason City.
Mike Ryan has come back home after
a turn around the block which included
Parker, Arizona, and extended as far as
New Mexico. At Parker, Mr.. Silver is
making big money shipping ore from his
mine to III Paso, aud has valuable prop
erty beside.
BoRN-Tuesday morning, MAY ), 1910.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brown, of
Nordyke, All s IA pound girl. Mrs.
Brown, was Miss Amy Wilson before
marriage, daughter of Senator ]. w.
Wilson. DR.. smith was the attending
physician.
Mrs. c. r. Perkins, Of Mendocino,
Cal. is here visiting her relatives. the
Willis brothers and Mrs. !. J.. Hoppin
and J. l. Wilson. Mr.. Perkins joined
her this week and will remain until after
Railroad Day. He likes Nevada His
people are heavily interested in lumber
on the coast. As Blanche Willis, Mrs.
Perkins was we'll known here about
eight years ago.
Prof. ]. Il. Bray, of Re"c arrived III
Yeringtou Thursday mo *. He was
on his way 10 the Smith an wellington
schools in Smith valley, where he will
hold examinations during the day, and
the JOINT commencement exercises in
the evening. Prof Bray will return in
time to take part in the Railroad Day
celebration.
In order to decrease the insurance OH
the Catholic church property and re-
move the present proximate danger Of
FIRE in that section OF the city, Mes
danes Archer and Powers have decided
plot OF land west OF the alley 40xl50
to Mr.. Frank Gallagher, on condition
that he move his house and deed his
present holdings, 50xlS0, to the church.
The ball game played here last Sun
day by the mines of Yerington and Ma
son, was won by Yerington, by a score
OF 10 to 9. The Mason team didn't
make run until the seventh inning,
when seven Of their men succeeded III
crossing the home plate. The following
were the players: Yeringtons---J. Free
man, p; Warren, C: Bill Freeman, LIST
b; Reilly, "a b: Oldham, Sd b; West,
S $; Marsh, f. Gallagher, {; Hamlin,
I. Masons--- Bonds, p; Cortell, c;
bonner, LIST b; Wagner, I'd b; Cobb, Sd
o; Armstrong, | (; Hironymous, f; t.
Bonner, ri.