Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-16
LITTLE LOCALS


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AT the regular. meeting Of Queen o.
the Valley. Rebekah lodge No. %, ths
following delegates were elected to at
tend the Grand Lodge at Reno in June
Mrs. Lillian Whitscre, Mrs. Bertha
Lam, Mrs. Anna Littell. Mrs. Nettit
Dyer. Mrs. Tessie Wood.
Jovial Paddy" Conway, who untle,
adverse conditions, is gradually com.
pleting the Nevada Copper BELT railroad
grade to the Nevada Douglas mine,
spent Wednesday In Yerington. Padd,
is the man who is always getting the
worst of it and always losing money.
Ever since his residence IN these part.
---some forty years---he has been con.
stant loser. nevertheless, he still has
a lot more to lose. II is SAID that Padd,
has finally become discouraged and for
all time given up the much cherished
hope that some day he would become a
pauper. While in town he purchased a
few mules; the purchase price being &
few new stories and other valuabl,
considerations.
On Tuesday evening. the Odd Eel
lows of Yerington. held most interest
ing meeting. Degrees were conferred,
OH two uew members Several interest
ins speeches were made, after whica.
all present participated in most en-
joyablc time. On next Tuesday eve.
ming there will be similar meeting ana
any brother who fails to attend will
certainly uiiss good time.
Mr.. James p. O'Brien of Reno, fer
merly owner oi the Goldfeld News am
one OF the mos, prominent newspaper
men in the state WAS visitor the earis
part OF the week in Yeringtor. NJ
o Brien is arranging to make veringtot
his home.
y. X. Martin Of Pine Grove visited
Yerington last TUESDAY. While here,
is stated by those who Claim To- hsv,
seen him. he successfully rode the OBJ,
Fellows goat, withou, once being throw
off. MIR. Martin says he is little sore
but attributes il TO the fact that lac ha.
not ridden in long time.
Miss Morie. teacher OF the Miasour,
Flat school has resigned and left tor
San Francisco.
The undersigned has several tons OF
Oregon Burbank seed potatoes tor sale
Ambro Rosaschi.
Mining location blanks and mining
quit claim deeds tor sale at this Office.
Messrs. Lam. Wilson. Ambrose, Jonn
son and Cooper returned Thursday iron,
Dayton where they were summoned a.
members OF the Grand Jury.
Remember the Rebekah snniversar,
dance, April 29.
q. Il. Sutter, mining man OF Denver,
Col, and ]. K. Hunter, capitalists OF
Chicago, are in Yerington this week
perfecting plans to commence work on
their properties. The gentlemen are
associated together in one propert,
north Of the famous Ludwig and in an
other near the very promising Kennedy
Consolidated in the Buckskin district.
New blood, SO says the Reno Gazette,
has taken hold of the townsite OF Mason
and will endeavor to do something
with it.
Have you noticed that for several days
past. Main street has seemed unusually
busy! The large number of wsmen
who have been so conspicuous are mem
bers of the Rebekah lodge. Thev ART
taking unusual pains to make the dance
TO be given on the night of April 18th,
one OF unusual enjoyment. Remember
the floor is to be in excellent shape. the
orchestra will be composed OF sever
pieces and there are to be number o
oil fashioned danGes giv.u.
MI. ]. III. Hardy. superintendent o
the Kennedy Nonsoi,,iatsa IL IN SefinA
ton attending to legal business.
Mark Walter, attorney tor the Masoi
Townsite, WAS called to his home il
Illinois this week because ot the dealt
ot his father
Superintendent Arente tf the Nevada
Douglas and +. Sanders clicf eugince
OF the Nevada copper Bel, Railroad
have returned from a three weeks cut
u III southern California
j Jules l.aiarthe, metaiiurgist tor I'll
Mason Valley Mines Company vii, II
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