Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-12-28
LITTLE LOCALS

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Fancy chinaware at Burners.
New Year cigars in 81 boxes at
Burners.
c. f. Porter spent Christmas in
Yerington.
Sweet cider, 90 cents per gallon, at
McDonough' S.
Linford Riley is home from Reno
on his holiday vacation.
Dick Boyer, OF Mason. went to Hol
lvwood. Cal. to spend Christmas
Billy Ralens. of Wabuska, has been
on the sick list for the past week.
Will Penrose and family spent
Christmas with the Therien family.
Archie Orem. OF Ludwig. was
Yerngton visitor last week Friday.
T.. r. Carson, the Mason Pass mine
owner, spent Christmas in 1erington.
II. S. Pohe spent portion OF this
week in Ramsey on mining business.
A. A. Cooper, engineer at the Lud
wig, spent last Sunday in 1erngton.
Mr.. Frazee. of Ludwig, left for Salt
Lake last Saturday to spend the holt
days.
Miss Alma Vailencour returned
Monday to spend the holidays at
home.
For Sale-Two span of well broken
young horses Inquire W. K. Me
Gowan.
Youngsters have enjoyed fine. skat-
ing on the sloughs at the edge OF town
for some days past.
A. NJ Wishart was i'll from his Ma
son Pass mining property to spend
Christmas with his family.
Miss Anna Livingston, OF Reno, Is
spending the holidays in 1erington
guest of Mrs. A. Mcleod.
Miss Bessie Sperry is here from
Carson. guest OF Mrs. George West,
during her holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Rogers, of Wabuska,
were up to spend Christmas with Yer
ington relatives and friends.
Superintendent w r. Cox, OF the
Mason Valley mine spent Christmas
with his family in Yerington.
l.. II. Bartholomew was down from
his mine in the Mount Grant section
to eat Christmas with Mrs b.
bitches are frozen over throughout
the valley and farmers are pumping
water for stock and domestic use
Austin Nugent spent Christmas in
Yerington with his brother Joe and
wife, coming in from Mason. Pass.
The thermometer registered 10 de
grees below zero yesterday morning,
the coolest morning OF the season.
Conductor Pugh and family, OF Ma
son. ate Christmas dinner with Mr.
and Mrs Rahbar at Yerington station.
A. A. Marsal and family were in
Christmas dinner with Mrs. McNeely. /
Stanley Smith left last week for
Denver, Col. to spend the holidays
and visit with relatives for few
weeks
T.. r. Lam just had his Main street
building connected with sewer and
water and nice toilets and baths in
stalled.
Miss Bertha Knemeyer. who is
teaching in E,lko, is visiting her pa
rents in this valley during the holiday
vacation.
Mr.. Knox. who spent the last few
months at the Martin ranch. left Mon
dav for Aurora, there to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ F. Leavitt and Mr..
and Mrs c. B. Newcombe and family,
of Mason, spent Christmas with Mrs,
c. f. Martin.
The cold weather of the past week
has closed down the mills of Silver
CITY. and consequently the mines and
cyanide plants.
Mrs. Frank Baker. of Nina is
spending the holidays visiting rela-
tives and friends III Yerington and
other parts of the valley.
Frank Gallagher moved his house
last week from back OF the Catholic
church to lot on West street north
of the Brooks Home Cottage hotel.
Jack Mckenzie VIII Mckenzie and
Miss Hazel Ambrose drove to Gold
Hill Tuesday to spend Christmas with
their grandmother, returning yester
day
Ulrich Keck, OF Ludwig, was down
from that camp on Monday OF this
week He is interested in the Albany
group of copper claims near Buck
skin
Quite number of the Greek EN-
ployes at the Thompson smelter have
quit work and returned to their native
land to shoulder the musket against
Turkey.
J. O. Parker. of Yerington. is i'm
proving his ranch in the northern end
of the valley considerably and in the
spring expects to become an honest
rancher.
In the case of Cutlery VS.. Gardner
in the Justice Court yesterday the
motion OF defendants attorney to dis
miss was overruled and and the mat
ter again postponed.
Sam b. Ebert left Monday for Des
Moines. tospend Christmas withetaoin
his family and get acquainted with
Sam B.. Jr. His family will return to
Yerington with him next week.
Will Warren and family moved to
Yerington last week. and Mr. Warren
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