Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-05-13
LITTLE LOCALS

Mrs. Laura Braun was up from Wabus-
ka yesterday.
lin Pringle was down from Sunrise
district this week.
+. r. Perdre. of Reno, registered at
the Holland Tuesday.
Get hammock at West Bros and ell
Joy your screen porch
Theo. Jacobs, of Salt Lake registered
at the Holland Monday.
~ Choicest wines, liquors and CT
CARS. at the l.. s, l.. Bar. tt
SAY Is Yerngton going to have a
baseball nine this summer?
.y Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the L. & l.. Bar. tt
Paul Coryell of Virginia City, came
out Monday with Judge Langan.
Al Clifford has returned from trip to
San Francisco on water business.
Samuel Ianlicex was registered at the
Commercial from Mason Thursday.
c. G. Sellman and wife, of Reno, were
registered at the Holland yesterday.
The best i'll characterization Ha
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon, If
*New line children's Oxfords and
Easy Walker shoes at Arends & Han
sons.
Ira Falon was III from his East
pf hi
week.
T. B. Gallagher paid the old camp of
Hawthorne a visit of couple of days
this week.
A. J. Nugent, who has been employed
at Thompson, returned to Yerington
Thursday.
T. J. Griffin, representing the Reno
Journal was here hustling subscribers
Wednesday.
l.. Lewis, of the Mason Valley mine,
was in town Yesterday registered at the
Commercial.
Mrs Geo Akers, formerly Lou Free
man, left Thursda, for her home i'll
Fresno, Cal.
General Manager Labarthe, of the
Mason Valley Co., paid Reno visit this
week, travelling by auto.
Charlie Jones, Arthur Campbell and
Mrs. Mae Chappell, left for Carson and
Reno OH Monday of this week.
ID. J. Kennedy and Carl Durnel, in
from Reno on mining business, regis
tered at the Holland Wednesday.
Chester Barton, formerly of Dayton,
is now driving the delivery wagon for
the Model Meat Market in Yerington
Mrs. ]. Lotus, of Dayton, paid the
new county seat a visit this week, stop
ping with old friends and acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of the upper end
of the valley. left this week for Califor-
MIA, there to make their future residence.
Fred thinner and Hugh Mcnamara
were III from Tonpah this week on cattle
business. They have longing to 10.
cate here.
Bullion Tax Collector Ada1nanson and
wife paid Yerington a short visit We'd
nesday They were travelling i'll small
Maxwell car.
The Wabuska school closed last weel
Friday and Miss Mabel McNlcar, the
teacher. has returned to her home il
Smith Valley.
Don't miss the songs of the Belle a
belle Sextet' and the great stunts o
lack and his Comrades" next Frida,
evening at Rink Hall
Judge Langan drove out from Virgini;
City last Monday in a new REQ auto
which he expects to purchase. He made
the trip in two hours and ten minutes.
+. W. Rankin, representing the Uni
ted Workmen Boot and Shoe Co., of Sa1
Francisco, makers of the celebrated Ore
W. A. Massey, +. F. Treadwell c. +
Mack and G. S. Green were the outside
attorneys who transacted business at the
first session of court III Yerington tli:
week.
Jim Parker put nice large refrigera
tor into his butcher shop this week, pre-
paratory to keeping his meats nice ant
fresh during the hot summer months te
come.
G. W. Gum of the Mason Valley
mine paid the district visit this week
and inspected development work at the
mine and construction work at the
smelter.
Mrs. Winnie Mae Hudson, of Tono
pali, is suing her husband for divorce or
the grounds of failure to provide. She
was formerly Miss Winnie Strosnider, o
this valley.
DR. ]. A. Roberts was an arrival from
(,oldfeld Wednesday, and is thinking