Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-01-28
LITTLE LOCALS


at Arends &EIanson.
H. A. Ross has gone to Blair but will
return in few days.
" Choicest wines, liquors and eli
gars. at the l.. & L. Bar. If
Mrs. Ed Jones, of Lucky Boy, is visit
ing in the valley this week.
lV Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. & l.. Bar. If
Mr. Jim Wichman. of Fast Walker,
was a visitor III town this week.
*#* Littell, at the postoflice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
Bert Gibson and Dave Willis have
gone to work at the Mason Valley mine.
*** Pictures framed at short notice.
New stock of mouldings. At Littell's.
s. b. Ebert, the surveyor, spent the
past week at the Nevada Douglas mine.
L. p Beaman expects to move on his
new ranch below Wellington in short
time.
Fresh vegetables direct from the
coast three times a week at Arends &
Hansons.
Plaine Wiley is sorry he got an auto
now after so much storm. He wishes
he had flying machine
Attorney +. +. Hull spent several
DAYS of this week in the Mt. Grant
mining district on a business trip.
G.. w. Webster was seen peddliug
eggs one day last week. George ex-
poets to get rich if the egg crop holds
out.
B. 6 Simmons, of Bridgeport, was
here last week and we were told that he
said the snow around Bridgeport was
about 100 feet deep.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Hardy think they
will locate in California and not return
to Yerington as they had expected
when they left here.
Henry Boerlin of East Walker has
moved to Hawthorne and will be all
ready settled in the new county seat
when the county is divided.
Mrs. Evylin Bovard. Mrs James
Lancaster and Miss Alma Lancaster took
their departure for Fresno, California,
for visit to relatives AMI friends,
Henry Sweetman, an old-timer OF
Smiths Valley, is visiting his home
here again. He says California is all
right but Nevada looks good to hin.
G. X. Beaman, OF Wellington, was a
visitor in Yerington last week. He
started to Mason and wound up here.
He don't know Just how it happened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Hoppin were
heard from a few days ago. Both are
much improved in health and think Cal
iforuia fine place in which to live.
What is the matter with Or. Leavitt's
new car that he was six hours coming
up from Wabuska Thursday. You had
better trade it for good one, Doe
Mrs. Henry Mcleod, of Nina, passed
through Wabuska on her way to San
Francisco with her son who has had in
iantile paralysis for nearly year. She IS
going to see some California doctors.
Ed. Lam has returned from his vaca-
ton on the coast. Mrs. Lam and the
children, with the exception of Law
renee, will return home before long as
they have been very homesick OF late.
lY' Chancellor, III Sdelo, Optimo,
Brown Palace, Cordove, Republca, La
Turina, La International and Dry Gil
mate cigars Can YOU beat that assert
ment2 All carried at the l.. x l..
Bar. II
one can get considerable good even
from his Affections. They at least serve
to show ones true friends, even when
the only expression needed or expected
is word Of genuine sympathy or a little
forbearance.
Hurd, of Archer's butcher shop, is not
quite satisfied as to what he should do;
whether he had better get a gentle horse
OF hire some one to drive the one he
has. lie thinks three run-a-ways in one
day is rather monotonous.
Desert Entry REIMBURSEMENT For Sale
in Smith Valley, with artesian water,
close to my own entry where the big
well is. See me on the land, miles
southeast of Morningstar.
jan7-2t-p c. {. HIGGINS.
Ralph Beaman, of High School fame,