Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-04-29

1911, to the wife of Jim Hilbun, twin
sons The boys and wife are doing
nicely and Jim is doing the best he can.
The NJ. W. of A. are arranging to
4 give big excursion to Wilson Canyon
on the Copper Belt road ON the l4th OF
next month great time is promised
all who attend See advertising later
on
/ Mrs. DR.. Tucker and daughter, Tina,
of New Hampshire, are visiting A. II.
/ Forbush, a cousin They like the coun-
try so well they have about made up
their minds 10 become permanent resi-
dents.
Mrs. Wilson, a sister of Mrs. G.. w.
Lucy, was an arrival from California the
first of the week Mrs. Lucy, who has
been quite i'll, has so far recovered as to
leave the hospital for her home on the
ranch
NJ c. Gardner, one of the early leas-
ers in Goldfeld, arrived i'll camp yester
day morning and took run out to the
Mason Pass country to look at some
things there that have been well repre-
scented to him.
Robert v Alum was thrown from his
horse near his home one day last week
and had his back and leg quite badly
hurt His injuries were not severe
enough to necessitate the calling of a
physician, however.
Mrs. Will Aubrey, of Goldfeld, was
visiting Mrs Bubar this week. Tuesday
she received word that her home i'll
Goldfield had been destroyed by fire and
she left for there Thursday, but will
probably return to complete her visit.
Geo Campbell, General Superintend-
ent of the Truckee River General Flee
trio Co., with a party of officials, paid
Yerington visit Tuesday They were
inspecting the progress being made in
the construction of the new power line.
l.. NJ Wright, ranger on the Mono
National Forest, was down from the
/ Sweetwater country this week. He re-
ports that there is plenty of snow in the
mountains of that section, but that it
has all disappeared from the valleys and
I lower hills
The two small children of Mr.. and
i Mrs. John MCGOWAN are quite i'll with
/ spinal meningitis. DR.. Manson was
summoned from California the first of
the week and after attending the chill
dren reports that they will more than
likely pull through.
If you have well located land or good
business proposition for sale at reason
able price, write me at once, inclosing
self-addressed stamped envelope for re-
ply. Owners only Address J. {.
Ross. S16 I'd avenue south. Minneapolis,
MINI. apr sat
]. H. Wells, a mining man from
Texas, was an arrival in Yerington on
the 2lst on business. Mr.. Wells was
taken i'll upon arrival here, and his case
developed into measles, and he is now
con fined to his domicile in the Boyard
Addition.
Much interest is being taken in the
fancy dress ball to be given by the
Woman Club, of Mason, this evening.
Costumes, both pretty and comical, will
be worn, which will be amusing for
spectators as well as dancers Patten S
4 four-pie orchestra will furnish music.
DIR. F.. l. Leavitt who recently gradu-
ated from the Cooper Medical Institute
in San Francisco, sailed last week for
Siberia, as physician for mining COM
pany operating in that country. Mr..
I.eavitt is a brother of the other Ieavitt
boys of Yerington, and his friends here
wish him good luck and fortune.
Fred Dunn two young sons met with
an accident last week Friday that came
near proving serious. The bows were
both riding a horse when the animal
threw them. and they landed on a spike
toothed harrow that was standing by.
The younger boy had his face cut some,
+. W. Johnson, engineer on the Cop
per Belt, was quite severely scalded one
day last week by the breaking of a steam
pipe. He was brought to Yerington
Tuesday by Traffic Manager Fraser for
treatment by the railroad company ply
sicians W. A. Day, fireman, also came
to Yerington for treatment for a bad ear
DR.. Manson, who was here on pro-
fessional business this week. stopped
over a day to shake hands with old-tme
friends He is now located at Fresno,
Cal The doctor appears to have quit
growing old, a tribute to the sagebrush
country in which he spent so many OF
his younger years and acquired such a
rugged constitution.
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