Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-04-15

The infant child of John Feeny, o
Wabuska, is quite seriously i'll and {
physician was summoned from Yering
ton yesterday to attend it.
Boy Scout shoes; also ladies' oxfords
tan, gun metal and patent leather, al
Arends & Hansons. Exclusive agent.
for Mayer shoes. apr SIT
John Burner and wife were arrivals
from Eureka, Nevada, Tuesday, and
have rented the Hurd house. They ex.
pect to be permanent residents.
A big gang of men has been at work
OH the Fox ditch this week, putting the
waterway in condition for irrigation
purposes. Will Reymers is superintend-
ing the job.
G. w. Rogers and Will Fouke, two
prominent Smith Valley vaqueros, are
going to try their luck at catching wild
horses in the mountains between Yer
/ ington and Rawhide.
Leland Lewis, one of the residents on
the East Walker, has been in town this
week for the purpose of having some
dental work done He has been making
the McKays a visit in the meantime.
c. II. Miller. who was appointed by
the District Court to defend +. G.. Phil
lips, who escaped from Jail last Sunday
night, asked to withdraw from the case,
and Judge Langan granted the request
George Friedrich and the Saturno bows,
of Reno. who recently bought the Perry
ranch in this valley, are making a fine
property of their purchase. This season
they will go in for potato raising exclu-
sively.
BoRN-To the wife of S. b. Ebert,
in Yerington, Wednesday, April II,
1911 nne and one-half pound son.
Mother and child are doing nicely, and
s. B. will pull through with careful
handling
A. Charlebois has made very notice
able improvement on the Wood place,
which he has recently purchased, i'll the
contraction of a fine fence around the
entire property. Nevada street is look
/ ing better all the time.
/ Mr.. Erickson, now with f. r. Lam,
was suddenly stricken with appendicitis
/ or some such trouble, few days ago, but
is now recovering and his smiling coun-
tenance may now be seen in the grocery
/ department of the Lam concern.
Ed DIayfield and wife returned from
Ashland, Oregon, Tuesday He has
travelled over considerable country since
leaving Yerington couple of years ago,
but is now back here to stay, as he
thinks this place has great future.
Mrs. Julius c. Reymers, daughter-in-
law of Senator b. II. Reymers, and
her month old son arrived in Yeringtof
the latter part of last week. They viii
make their home at the Senator's while
lie is away OH his trip to Germany.
If YOU have well located land or a good
business proposition for sale at reason
able price, write me at once, inclosine
self-addressed stamped envelope for re-
ply. Owners only.) Address ]. c.
Ross. $40 ID avenue south. Minneapolis,
Mimi. apr sat
Senator Revmers and wife and Mrs. c.
/ Hernleben expect to leave next Monday
/ for visit to relatives in Germany. Mrs.
/ VIM Wilson, of Pine Grove, will accom-
pany the party as far as New York
where she will visit relatives for the
/ summer.
The wind has blown quite severely
+ this week and there has been freezing
weather. In some parts of the valley,
where the fruit trees were in blossom
some damage has been done to the crop
but the trees are not in bloom yet in
most of parts the valley.
Mr.. Lovey, the mining man, went to
| Dutch creek i'll the Mt Grant mining
district Thursday to investigate some
mining property belonging to Pete Bar
men. The former bond on the property
was forty thousand dollars, but his part
ners were not willing to sell at that time
John Young, of Wabuska, who went
to Lanes hospital in San Francisco {
/ couple of weeks ago for ain operation foI
/ stone in the bladder, had the stone re.
moved and is much improved in health
He will, when fully recovered from thi,
operation, have an operation for en-.
larged prostate gland. Uncle John has
the nurses i'll the hospital joshed to 4
! finish.
OIL OF EDEN, 81, Sample IS cts