Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-12-14
LITTLE LOCALS
Christmas toys at Bubar's

in box, 81, at Bubar's.
Coupons for gold watch, one with
every Set purchase, at Bubars.
|. B. Fowler, Reno attorney, was
here this week on court business.
He-Have you read "Frekles?"
She-No; they are brown.
J. A. Settlcstorm OF Tonopah, was
in to get damaged auto this week.
George Eglin, OF Dayton, has been
visiting Ierington friends this week.
George Smith made business visit
to Carson the latter part OF last week.
Mrs. Ed Rogers came up from Wa
buska last Saturday and returned Mon
day.
The Winnemucca Eagles are to
soon have building and hall of their
own.
For Sale-Two span of well-broken
young horses. Inquire w. X. Nc
Gowan.
The Ladies Club of Mason. is GO
ing to have Christmas Tree next
Thursday.
NJ. Camp, the representative OF the
Farrant Glove Co. was i'll on bust
ness yesterday.
E. B. Pike travelling man of San
Francisco, registered at the CONNER
cial Wednesday.
Mrs. w. B. Boulter has been quite
i'll for the past few days with an at
tack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Sparks, of Loyalton. who has
been visiting Mason friends, returned
to her home Tuesday.
George Noel, Of Virginia City, was
in Yerington this week on business
before the District Court
Messrs. Mack and Green, the Reno
attorneys. were in Yerington this
week in attendance on court
Harry Cardew. Paul BENEFITS and ]
Bailey, OF Silver City, were here on
jury duty tn first OF this week
Mrs. Norman Bethune. OF Vacaville,
California. is in Yerington on visit
to her sister. Mrs. Fred Bertrand.
Mrs. Pearl Sherwood and children
were arrivals from Salt Lake Tuesday
on a visit to her father. J d. Collins.
Pete Turner. of Havana. Ill, was an
arrival in Yerington Thursday and has
taken position with Wright, the ton
serial artist
Ruel Lothrop, Fred Tailleur, H.
Rae and JOHNNY Connors were here
from Dayton the first OF the week
on jury duty
Henry Baker and his sister. Miss
Lizzie. left last night for visit to
Arizona points. going by way OF To-
nopah and Goldfield.
Howard Iszard, the clothing drum
mer, paid Yerington short visit this
week. He was on his way from Tono-
pah to San Francisco.
The Fraternal Order OF Eagles OF
Yerington will give grand valentine
dance on TIE night OF February a.
Don't forget the date.
Wanted-To rent piano by month;
private house: best OF care; will pay
transportation charges both woys.
Box II. Mason Nevada
A find of platinum is reported near
Doyle. north OF Reno. which runs 4 to
ounces to the ton. The metal Is
quoted at SAL per ounce.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood. Old
Crow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard DCDttli, IltNl anu s'"Nhi7h
whikies at the Office Bar.
Miss McVicar, OF Smith Valley,
took the Wabuska school to teach last
week. the former teacher having re
signed on account of illness
Bill Wise has taken the contract
to build the new road from Wabuska
to Thompson and is working twelve
animals on the road machine
Miss Maude Shaffer. OF Reno. has
taken position as clerk at the Lyon
County Pharmacy, presiding over the
saltwater and candy department
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, who have been
conducting the boarding house for the
Smith Bros. on the Empire Nevada
lease. have returned to Yerington
Will Guild. of Dayton, paid Reno a
visit the first OF the week to consult
an occulist regarding an injured eye.
He returned to Como the first of the
week
Work at the old camp OF Como has
been suspended until after the holi
DAYS. when il is supposed the new cy-
anide plant will be completed by the
Deep Mines Co.
There was a social dance in the new
school house being built in Railroad
District last Friday night A very
pleasant time was had The new build
ing is nearly completed.
Asa Mitchell was down from To
paz on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week, and Thursday left for Lodi,
Cal. 10 visit his brother William. He
expects to be away for month or
two.
Barney O'Hara, an old Comstock
miner. and well known all over the
western part OF the State, died at the
camp of National Thursday His re
mains will be brought to Reno for
burial
c. j. Mcintosh, for a number Of
years clerk at the Ycrington Supply
Co. store. has resigned his position
on account of his eyesight, and ex
poets to leave in :. few days for Reno
and probably 90 below to have hi,