Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-19
LITTLE LOCALS

Mrs. Win Klaus is back from Gold
Hill, where she was called by the illness
of brother
Hugh Davidson. who was in attend
ance at the funeral OF his brother, Wm.
Davidson, returned to Fletcher this
week
The city council ordained at their
meeting Monday night that next Tues
riay and Wednesday he set aside for
cleaning up days. 1t is now up to Mr..
Resident to get in and .beautify his
front yard and clean up the accumu-
lated rubbish and dead soldiers i'll the
back yard.
Mrs. George Irvine left the fore part
OF the week for San Francisco. where
she will purchase a complete stock of
ladies' and Misses hats: also a nice line
of fancy neckwear and ladies' hair
goods. Will give facial and scalp treat
ment also manicuring after the 18th at
West Broadway.
Ed. Ross made hying trip to Haw-
rhorne this week i'll his new auto
Z. Latapie, Jr., of East Walker, was
all arrival in Yerington Wednesday.
Ed. Molart was over from Buckskin
this week
Manager Lou Ross of the Butte Yer.
ington, made trip to the mines We'd
nesdav.
Mrs. Fred Tobener. is visitor from
Gold Hill, and is stopping with her sis
ter Mrs. Lichtenstein.
Barney Reymers has had new coat
Of paint put Oh his tank house.
Giles Bonds, the painter and decorator
has returned to Yerlngton.
Proprietor Primgle of the Commercial
Hotel has a force of men employed dec
orrting the interior of his hotel
Mrs Lee Hardin of Truckee Meadows
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Georg,
Plummer
You will find my post card views on
sale at the stores of the following: L.
NJ. Burner, T.. K. Lam, Nevada Mercan,
ule Co., Judson Smith and Mrs Genzel
The price is loo, or for 2Sc. No old
"chestnuts. w. y. Wood.
Dr. ii. \, Mcneil, dentist will return
to Yerington and be ready for business
on Monday, March 2l.
p. J. Brander was over from Morn
ingstar Monday and says that everybody
is thriving well in that town and when
The railroad is finished Morningstar
will he the liveliest camp in the State
Large stamps, SOc, dozen, post cards
Sl Is per dozen at the tent lack of m,
office. Examine my work Open sun
days. w. y. Wood.
District Attorney Miller and wife art
over from DAYTON.
The interior Of the Owl saloon has
been newly painted aud papered.
W ], Brooks has returned from Vir
yiria City.
The painters and paper hangers have
Just completed the work of decorating
the Palace saloon.
The new Hub cafe was thrown open
to the public Monday and is up-to-date.
Tom Wise has gone to Reno on bns-
mess and expects to visit Dayton OH his
return.
Mrs. b. Nallencour desires to an.
nounce to the ladies of Yerington am,
vicinity that on Monday, March IL, she
will have an up-to-date line of spring
and summer millinery and will I've
pleased to have the ladies' call and in,
spect.
w. NJ. Kearney, special agent of til,
mines and quarries of the census de.
partment, was i'll Herington this weel
gathering data.
Mrs. Lou McCowan returned from
visit To Mis- Smith oi Virginia Git, lIs
week.
{. H. !Iorulcben has returned from
Carson.
Senator and Mrs. Simpson of Norl
Harbor. Maine. were the guests OF Mr
and Mrs. Frank Stickney Tor il few da>
last week Mrs. Simpson is a cousin o
Mr. StickneN and WAS formerly Mis-
Ida Rodgers OF Smith Valley. This i
their first visit since about five year
ago.