Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-19
LITTLE LOCALS


months, has been liberal contribuio
to this paper. will in the future. give
his entire attention to the brokerage
I business.
Mr.. Bernstein of San rranclsc
donor of the high school flag, was j..
Town ami visited the school recently.
The undersigned has several tons oi
Oregon Burbank seed POTATOES for sale.
Ainbro Rosascl
Fine steaiii-rolled barley for sale at
Amhro Rosaschi ranch
The Ladies Aid met at Spangler Hall
"Wednesday afternoon to discuss plans
for their White Sale which is TO come off
some time i'll May or June. a social
feature OF the meeting was the presen-
taton to the retiring president Mrs. DR.
Beatty, of silver sugar bowl and
creamer. Mrs. Beatty has been All
efficient officer for two years past. The
newly elected officers are President,
Mrs. w. ID. Davidson; Vice President
Mrs Mary Stickney; Secretary. Mrs
Celia I.eavitt; treasurer, Mrs. {. III.
Hernleben
Mrs. McDonouglI gave delightful
dinner last week at hef pretty home
near California street MIR. McDon
ough had birthday aud was cheered by
all the toothsome dainties ranging from
turkey and mn salad To salted almonds,
that a nousewifely wife can provide
Haviland china decorated a table on
which place cards named Mr. and Mrs.
Burrows, Ethel Burrows. Shirley Hoppim
DIR. II. y. Mcneil, dentist will return
to NerinSton about March 10th, and will
be prepared to do all kinds OF denial
work If
Doc Crockett, painter aud paper
hanger is an arrival from Rawhide
Doc is a splendid workman. lie is
planning on locating i'll Mason.
The Hon Marx Maltzer, one Of the
most prominent OF Nevada attorneys.
after carefully investigating the MINES
of the district has come TO the con
cluslon that Mason is the town he has
been looking for all his life, and when
asked by MIR Kidder what he wanted
IN the shape OF real estate, replied:
"A lot i'll the cemetery. Mr.. Walter
predicts wonderful future tor the dis
trict and it will be but short time un
til the community realizes, that in MIR
Walter, they have gained valuable
acquisition.
George ). Priugle. uncle Of George
Prinyle. Proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel, died i'll Reno OH the 10th He
was a native of Nova Scotia, and 81
years of age. lie was the owner of a
valuable ranch near Moana Springs and
resided Tor good MANY years III Keno.
Frank Compton is down from Sweet
water. He says they had two feet OF
snow up there.
DR.. Beatty has returned from a ten
DAYS trip to California He conducted
the funeral rites of the late Spence W
Gregory AT Sacramento.
One of the oldest citizens of Iering
ton. while discussing the courthouse
situation yesterday had the following tc
say: There is not property owner
OH Main street, willing to put mp $500
towards a water works, a sewerage sNs
tenn or hotel notwithstanding. like
vnltures, they have sapped the good a.
well as the bad from the customer anc
producer and within the past few year,
/ become extremely wealthy. Like Ian,
terrapins. when they are assaled
whether justly or unjustly, they craw
back into their shell; when the com
munitie's interest is at stake, lik,
snakes they crawl into their holes an,
STAY there. and when the situation clear
up, like coyotes, i'll the dark of III
night, they prowl about ravaging, III
matter how helpless, without though
of Consequences, anything and every
thing their small and narrow. lasciviou
and greedy eyes can spy. While | d
not by any means approve of the recen
action of Martin and Gates, and sli
/, less approve of the selhshness and lac
, of unionism of the citizens OF lering
ton, entertain very grave doubt tia
in the event an election is calle
whether or not NerinSton will l