Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-23
LITTLE LOCALS.

Schuyler Lee of Kinds Hot Springs
was in Yerington THURSDAY.
Syl Tobin, representative of Wood
Curtis * Co., Sacramento, was transact
ing bufiness here this week
Dan Edwards of Reno is in town.
w. II. Smith formerly resident Of
this city but now located at Bodie, Cal. /.
is renewing old acquaintance in Yer
ington. We wonder the reason for his
numerous calls at our local telephone
office.
! Mrs. Will Penrose went to Reno on
Mondao to be treated for appendicitis.
The Wabuska Sunday school viii meet
in open air in Churchill Canyon OH Sun
day, May /. 1t is about two miles dis
tant and lunch will be spread iminedi.
ately after the session. The superin-
/ tendent will see that the school will be
conducted with due order aud propriety
during the stay at the canyon. The
cauyon this time of year presents
glorious profusion OF water cress and
wild flowers.
Mrs. w. X. Penrose surprised the
members of the Wabuska Sunday school
last Sunday BY inviting all hands to her
house TO portake OF icecream, cake.
lemonade. fruit and candy. The event
was the celebration OF Miss Nelhers
birthday.
Jim Feeney of Wabuska, took in the
Elk ; SHOW al Keon and continued oI. 10.
san Francisco for d vacation.
To snow appreciation Tor the assist,
ince eratuItousiA rendered la all musical
programs by +. {. Barnett. the people
ot Neringtou are preparing concert
and dance to be given at Rink Hall on
the evening OF May 70. The program
viii Toe printed next week
Sheriff Dick Randall was over froAI
Dayton this week.
George Clark is spending few days
in Nerington.
John Chocolate OF Masonic was a gues,
at the CONNER UIal this week.
l.. Rotl.schild OF MorninIstar spent
THURSDAY in Nerington.
Z. J. Brander was over from Buck.
| skin Thursday.
Brutt brothers, Fred and Eugene
I
CAME over from that town Wednesday.
They made the trlpin one OF the Nevada
Thomas, specially built autos, covering
the distance OF fifty live miles in two
and one-half hours. In spite of the
quiet times and adverse conditions, the
boys still have great faith III the camp
because the bullion production at the
present time is greater than ii has been
at any time IN IT'S history.
l.. \. Dyer, president of the Nevada
Mercantile aud Supply Company, re-
turned from Rawhide Monday, where
ne has been looking over the company ;
/ establishment at that place. He SAYS
that business seems to he OH the meud
Phil Rose and Roy Martin came down
/ from Pine Grove Tuesday night to at
tend the meeting OF the /, O. .. T.,
and on "Wednesday night were taken i'll
by the Rebekah 5. They were SO well
/ pleased with their treatment that they
do not expect to ever go back.
The band will give an open air con
cert at the Rebekah dance on the 29th.
/ Don't fail to hear it,
Mrs. Fac Fish and daughter, Cleora.
are visiting i'll Yerington, while Nate is
serving on the L. S. trial jury at Carson.
Frank Meyer is in attendance on the
U. S. trial Jury at Carson.
II. S. Morgan and wife are down
from East Walker river We uuder,
stand that they have purchased the old
Gregory property near Boelle
Henry Kruger, representing the In
ternational Correspondence School o
scranton, Pa, is in town. MIR. Kruge,
has several scholars at Yeainyton an,
he saps that all are doing good work.
Romeo Rosaschi has been busy thi
week hauling lumber from the depot /,
the Nertngton lumber yard.
John SNYDER is reported TO be a shad
better from the typhoid attack. Hi
friends wall be glad to see him aronn,
gain.