Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-06-24

ton Lodge.
Otto Anderson, surveyor for the Board
of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific Coast,
was in Yerington this week making a
survey of the town for the adjustment of
insurance rates.
H. R. Macmillan, of Salt Lake City,
was III attendance at court Thursday
representing the National Bank of the
Republic in its suit against the Western
Nevada Copper Co.
Leon Bishop, of Silver, who had an
operation performed in Reno last week
for appendicitis, and whose recovery
was thought doubtful, is improving and
is now out of danger.
A communication from Dad Farris,
of Thompson, states that the proposed
Fourth of July celebration by the people
of that place has been called off. Govern
yourselves accordingly.
! George Eglin, Howard Swartz and
Fred Johnston, of Dayton, were in town
a couple of days this week as witnesses
for some fereign-born residents who de-
sired to become citizens
Mrs. Frank Stuart and her niece, Miss
Agnes Caddy, left for Denver Colorado,
last Saturday, called there by the illness
of her mother and will be absent for
several weeks, probably.
Al Marsal and wife have returned to
Yerington. Mr. Marsal has been run
ming the motor on the Copper Belt for a
month or SO past in the absence of the
regular motor man. They are both glad
10 be home again.
The water i'll the Carson River has
been quite high this week, especially at
| Churchill Station, but has not risen to
the railroad yet, and probably will not,
as it is believed the water has reached its
/ highest stage for the season.
Considerable complaint is being made
about horses and cattle running at large
/ in different parts of the city. Keep
your stock up or it will surely get in the
pound and then you will be sore about
paying charges to get the animals out.
Greenfield Lodge No. 80, K. of P,
was to have held public memorial ser
vices in Castle Hall tomorrow afternoon,
but owing to the funeral of the little
Bernard child taking place at that time
the services have been dispensed with.
Mrs. X. Delos Smith and Mrs T. l..
Littell paid Carson visit this week as
delegates to the Grand Lodge of Re
bekahs. Both ladies were honored with
grand offices and they expressed them
selves as having had most enjoyable
trip.
Miss Irene Downey, formerly of this
place, but now at Santa Clara with her
mother, was one of the graduating class
of the Santa Clara high-school for the
1911 wear. Invitations to the exercises
were received by relatives and friends in
/ Yerington.
Mrs. r. Delos Smith and son Harlin,
leave for Los Angeles Sunday, TO meet
/ Doctor Smith, who is returning home
| where he attends the American Medical
4 Meeting. They will return home about
| July 9th to Sth.
The damage to the Copper Belt road
up Wilson Canyon by the heavy rain of
a week ago was not so serious as reported
] -. o,,1 he Z et;i
business over the same old line, after
clearing the debris that covered the track
for mile or more.
I. G.. Young returned from San Fran
cisco last week much improved i'll health.
He has been under the physician care
for several mounths and had couple of
operations performed. His manv friends
will be pleased to learn that he is on the
road to permanent recovery.
The Mayor and Council donated a
couple of days work by the city team to
the repair of the fairgrounds i'll Yering
ton this week. The grounds will be
sprinkled tonight and be in first class
condition for the game tomorrow; also
for the game on the Fourth.
Ben Fukishima has purchased the in
teTeSt Oh MS par III tnc honldIld
, Cafe, and Ben and his brother now own
the whole business. The place is being
newly papered and painted. Things are
always neat and clean at this resort and
YOU can get all the market affords there
in the way OF fruits, vegetables, prime
meats, etc.
Mrs. Jennie G.. Nichols Superintend-
ent of the Children Rescue Work of the
: Pacific Coast, paid Yerington visit this
week. Her permanent location is III
Oakland but at the present time hei
headquarters are at Reno. She is en-
gagged in a good work, that of rescuing
hayward and fallen girls and finding
homes for orphan children.
, Miss Gelene Putnam was given pleas
ant surprise party last Wednesday even
ing by her numerous Young friends. Ice
cream was served and music and games
. INDUCED i'll for several hours Those
present were: I.aurene Erway, Katie
Mcneil, Ruth Nardy, Annabelle Carroll,
Georgia Littell, Celia Knierim, Myrtle