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

Mrs. Chas. Osborne and daughter,
Alice, left for Petaluma, Cal, few days
ago, and expect to spend the summer
there. They may 60 into the chicken
business in that place.
/ There are vague rumors of a fairly
rich strike being made recently in the
old Como Eureka ground at Como, but
nothing definite has been learned of the
value or extent of the strike.
Ed Barber, Grand Patron, and Mrs
Talbot Grand Matron, of the Eastern
Star, paid Naomi Chapter, No. lo, of
4 Yerngton, all official visit OH the last
regular meeting night last week.
c. c. Tidd, of Smith Valley, and
Messrs Powell and Cardinell, of Ante
lope Valley, were i'll Yerington on bust
ness on Monday of this week. They
were travelling in Pullman auto.
+. w. Bowen, of Silver City, a mem
Der of the County Board of Education,
elected at the last general election, was
all arrival i'll Nerington yesterday on
matters pertaining to school affairs.
A. Dumontel, the Mount Grant min
ing man, was an arrival from San Fran
mine Monday. He had been i'll San
! Francisco several weeks on business.
BOYS, Watch out for the Giant, :"
I who will make his first appearance III
Yerington with the Jack and the Bean
stalk Company next Friday at Rink
Hall. IIo, no! no, ho!. He's a fearful
giant
+. w. Simpson and Henry and John
Carney, of Smith Valley, drove down
Yesterday in the Simpson car on bust
ness and returned the same day. They
find it very handy to visit the county
seat now.
Mrs Bert Bowling, wife of the assayer
at the Carson niIt, died at her home i'll
Carson OH the 9th inst She will be re-
membered as resident of Yerington i'll
1901, when Bert Bowling ran an assay
office here.
The Citizens Fourth of July Commit
tee of Goldfied, send to the TIMES an
invitation for Yeringtonites to visit Gold
/ field OH the Fourth Thanks. but Yer
ington is going to have some "doings"
herself, we believed
Attorney Pilkin gton paid Carson a
visit this week on legal business. John
nv Sam, a Piute accused of rape, was
arranged in the Federal Court Wednes-
| day and plead not guilty. Mr.. Pilking-
4 ton is representing Sam.
! G. l.. Hobbs. mining man, was in
| from Chipmunk Springs. this week. He
reports things there quiet, but says there
are plenty of nice prospects which
would keep little mill running, stead
ilv if some one would erect one in the
district.
+. j. Vicks, formerly assistant cashier
at the Lyon County Bank of Yerington,
and also City Clerk and Treasurer, has
located at Ogden, Utah, and gone into
business. Yerngton is sorry to lose so
estimable young couple as Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicks.
Charles Cline, the builder and con-
tractor of Goldfeld, who has been here
for couple of weeks on business, left
for the south Thursday morning. He
likes this country. and i'll all probability
will locate permanently somewhere i'll
the valley soon.
Geo w. Webster received his new 81
horse power Rambler automobile this
week, and it certainly is beauty. Mr.
Webster has been gliding around town
ENJOYING to the full the noiselessness
and neat attractiveness of his latest &C.
QUESTION i'll the auto line.
T. J. A. Flaws. one of Dayton's oldest
residents, has gone with his family tt
reside in Oak Park, Sacramento He
has purchased a residence there and ex
poets to make that place his future
home. His many friends in LYON county
, wish him good luck and prosperity.
]. G. Young, of Wabuska, who ha.
been i'll the Lane Hospital in San Fran
cisco for some weeks, had an operation
performed this week Tuesday for what
allied HIM. He is now rapidly recover
ing and expects to be out of the hos
pital in a couple of weeks. Before re-
turning home he will visit his daughter
III Oakland for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Smith entertained the Thurs
day Afternoon Sewing Club at her home
on Main street This club has beer
meeting every alternate Thursday after
noon at the homes of the various mem
, bers, and has proved beneficial as well
as social affair The members of the
club are Mesdames Blaisdell, Smith
West. Leverch. Littell, Hull, Elbert
, Stickney and Spring Mrs. O'Brien,
Mrs Clark and Mrs. Stacey were guests
of the hostess on Thursday afternoon.