Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-07
LITTLE LOCALS

this week visiting the High School
Mrs. II. ]. Long is up from Fallor
on visit to Mason friends and hel
home there
H. J. Long and H. w. Culbertsor
were down from Mason on a shorl
business visit Thursday.
Harry Record, for Baker & Hamil
ton, paid the city visit Thursday
looking otter the hardware trade.
81 500 cash. or will exchange one lot
in Los Angeles for Yerington prop
erty. P. O. box 70, Miss WestfalI.
Will Reymers and wife, Mrs. B. Fl.
Reymers and Mrs. Rowoldt motored
over to Reno Monday to attend the
circus.
II. l.. Thompson, of Reno, was TAX
ing in the district this week. visiting
the agricultural section, mines and
smelter
B. l.. Hobbs and wife. of Medford
Or. were arrivals here this week and
expect to remain some weeks, if not
permanently.
J. G. Kaufman is having the Owl
Hall repapered, painted and renovated
for the Eagle doings that are to take
place on the 18th.
The Reymers and Martin threshing
machine will start on its fall cam
paign of cleaning up the grain in the
valley next Monday.
Pure Old McFarren, Mellwood, Old
Crow Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Miss Anna Peterson, sister of mo-
torman Peterson, of the Copper Belt,
was an arrival in Mason this week
from Salt Lake on a short visit.
G. W. Fraser and family are back
from their trip to California and G.
w is sporting a new automobile. Mr.
Fraser was in town with the car Wed
nesday,
H. f. Scott, station agent at Hud
son. left for the east this week on 4
vacation H f. West is holding down
the job at the station during Mr.
SCOTS absence.
Mike Sava, of Mornngstar. has
taken hve-year lease on Kinds Hot
Springs. and has force of men at
work cleaning up the premises, paper
ing. renovating, etc.
l.. ID. Luck. insurance surveyor for
the Sanborn Map Co, of San Fran
cisco. was an arrival here yesterday
on business for his company; survey
ing the city. buildings, etc.
w. H. Blackburn. General Man
ager of the Tonopah Con, and w. W.
Charles. Auditor for the same com
pany. were arrivals here Thursday by
auto to look over the district.
Be right Go to Wright Get the
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building Right on Main St
JOHN WRIGHT.
Are you warm under the collar
these hot days. Don't forget our ice
cold phosphates and sodas. They are
the best that can be made. Lyon
County Pharmacy-The Smith Drug
Store.
II. A. McKim and son. r. A. Jr
were arrivals from Tonopah the first
OF the week by auto to look over tbs
country on business propositions.
Mrs. c. c. Johnson. daughter of Mr..
Knight. also came in with them on
visit to her parents.
r. NJ. Mitchell purchasing agent for
the Nevada Copper Belt with head
quarters in Salt Lake. is spending his
vacation in this district and making
his stopping place Ludwig. He is ac-
companied by his wife and they ex-
pect to be here for several weeks
A Rawhide subscriber sends us the
following: "Woe be unto the G.. O.
p. Rawhide cast 65 votes at the pri-
mary election Tuesday and the count
found only one Republican vote, eight
Socialists and the balance Democrats
1t was a hot time on a cold day
Several announcements of candi-
dates appear in this issue 1t is Gus
tomary to say little something about
candidates when they make an an
nouncement. but this office has beer
so full of work lately and the paper
so full of news this week that we are
obliged to make the candidates wal
until next week for a pleasant word