Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-05
LITTLE LOCALS

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l.. w. Osborn registered at the Com
mercial Wednesday.
II. NJ. Schooley was down from Smith
Valley this morning.
l.. Gurfnker, of Chicago, registered at
the Holland Monday.
tR Choicest wines, liquors and CT
gars. at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
Stanley, for Rothenberg Co., was III
and out again this week.
Mrs. C. | Leavitt is visiting her son,
Dwight, i'll Virginia City.
Claud Gridley was up from Schurz
last SATURDAY. on business.
A delightful smoke = Escalon Havana
cigars - at the Bank saloon. tt
Fred Flindt was a visitor from Salt
Lake the first of this week.
+. w. Simpson was down from Smith
Valley on business yesterday.
ty Belmont whskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. < l.. Bar. tt
A. ]. Webster, of San Diego. regis
tered at the Holland Sunday.
Charlie Kinds was down from his
Smith VALLEY ranch yesterday.
c. +. Patten, of Los Angeles, regis
tered at the Holland yesterday.
Miss X. Martin, of Wabuska, regis.
tered at the Holland last Saturday.
Call for and smoke Escalon Havana
cigars. Bank saloon, distributors. If
Born-In Mason Valley. Aug. 2, 1911,
To the wife of Oreste Romani, a son.
#** Littell, at the postoffice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
Dressmakiug and plain sewing by
Mrs G.. Putnam Bridge st. Phone 10
The best in Tobacco-Escalon Ha-
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon. If
Miss Alma Vaillencour is now the
central hello girl i'll the Yerington
office.
+. J. Dalrymple is again a visitor in
Yerington, after an absence of some
weeks.
W. <. Wright, of Salt Lake, regis
tered at the Commercial Wednesday of
his week
Miss Laurane lrway is spending her
vacation with relatives and friends i'll
Paddy Shovlin and w. J. Wilson were
down from the Mason Valley mine on a
visit Wednesday.
Born-In Yerington, Tuesday, August
!, 1911, to the wife of Albert Bovard a
SON All are we'll.
Miss Gladys Mayfeld returned from
Tonopah Thursday, after visit of some
weeks with friends.
Father Molyneux has returned from
his vacation and there will be services as
usual on Sunday at 1880.
John Savage, who has been working
for Chas Hobbs for a number of months, /
has gone to Virginia City.
The County commissioners will hold /
their regular monthly meeting next
converting at s o o'clock a. III.
Mrs. l.. A. Guild and granddaughter,
Miss Sibyl Slingerland, returned to the
ormer's home i'll DAYTON last Sunday.
Jacob Schlosberg, representing Calm,
& Co., paid the town visit
this week. He is introducing a new
shoe.
Frank Simpson, of Smith Valley, has
sold a number of S0-acre tracts of land
recently at an average price of Sl45 per
acre.
w +. Reading, of BOdie, who has
been visiting his sons at Wellington for
some weeks, returned To his home this
week.
Phil O'Rourke, an old-time Nevada
printer, died i'll Fresno, Cal, this week.
lie was As years of age and a native of
Virginia City.
Coyotes are getting quite familiar
They are helping themselves to chickens
owned by residente living close to the
edge of town.
LOST Leather folding purse contain
imp some change and a key. Finder can
keep purse and change if he will return
KEY to J. o. Parker at the Model Meat
Market, Yerington
Phil Stacey leaves for Rawhide tomor.
row to get the two hoists for the Bati-
more 90 ana move them TO the COM
PAWS works at Sunrise.
Miss Lucille Beanan returned to her
home in Smith Valley Thursday after a
visit of a couple of weeks with Yering-
ton friends and relatives
At a meeting of the Trustees of this
district this week Thursday it was de
Cided to have the Yerington district
school open on Monday, Sept. II, 1911.
Milton Samuel will leave for Oakland
tomorrow and remain there to attend the
wedding OF his cousin, Miss EVELYN
Segal, which takes place on August 30
w R James, father of Billy" James,
well known here, died in Virginia City
this week He had been i'll for some
time. He was an old resident Of
Virginia City.
The first crop of hay in Smith Valley
is all up and is a splendid one. Work of
harvesting the second crop win begin
in week or ten DAYS, and it also prom
Uses to be heavy.
Miss Edna McNeely, Miss Frances
MCGOWAN and Mrs Roy MCGOWAN left