Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-12-21
LITTLE LOCALS

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A Merry Christmas to all.
Christmas toys at Bubar's
Finest rosebud candies at Bubar's.
Fancy chnaware at Burners.
Christmas CIGARS in 81 boxes at
Burners
Sweet cider, 90 cents per gallon, at
McDonough's
DR.. Brown was out from Dayton for
a few days this week.
II. f. West returned this week
from trip to Tonopah and Goldield
ID. A. Mcneil, of National, is in
Yerington looking over the mining
section.
For Sale-Two span of well-broken
young horses Inquire w. r. Nc
Gowan.
Columbia graphophones-$20 and
$500 sizes--at Burners. A nice Christ
mas present
Jane; Mclean, Smith Valley land
settler. was down from that valley
on business the FIRST of the week.
d. f. Mccarthy and wife, of Jar
bridge, have been in Yerington this
week looking over the mines and the
mineral section. They may locate
here.
John and Eddie Gallagher leave to-
day for Reno and from there will
continue on to San Francisco with
their father and mother to spend the
holidays.
The mail servcie between this plac,
and Pine Grove has been discontinued
by the government, there being so few
people in that camp that the route
will not pay.
+. ]. Ross and wife and children
left for California last Saturday Mrs
Ross and the children expect to make
their home in Berkeley or Oakland
for sometime.
Strayed-Sorrel horse; white face;
Roman nose: plainly saddle marked;
branded x Reward will be paid for
return of animal to Charles Emerson,
Schurz, Nevada.
In the case of A. Scossi, receiver.
VS.. Pardinin. ct al, in the District
Court Monday, a demurrer to the
complaint was confessed and parties
allowed twenty days to amend.
c. Cook. of San Francisco, has ac
cepted a position with the Yerington
Drug Co. and will have charge of the
jewellery department. He is a watch |
maker and engraver OF much eXpe-
rience
James Watterson. the Indian who |
set fire to the Jail on FRIDAY night of |
last week was. the next day, sentenced |
to pay fine of $40 or serve 20 days |
in Jail He is now doing work on the |
streets
c. f. Shillingford OF Wellington. |
the boosting real estate and insur |
ance man OF that section. paid Yering /
ton business visit today He is Opt
mistic about the future of the section |
wherein he is located.
Mrs. Mary Barton left for Tonopah |
last Sunday night, called there by the !
quite serious illness of her daughter.
Mrs. Julia Kelley. Mrs Kelley un-
derwent an operation for APPENDICITIS
and is now recovering rapidly.
f. II. Walker and Pete Ober lett /
the first of the week for San Diego. !
Cal, going overland in Mr. Walkers |
Case car by way OF Goldheld. They |
expect to make the trip in abouy 80 |
hours. They will be absent month
or more.
Sam Frank. the Reno. liquor dealer.
was in the valley this week for few |
days on a hunting trip. He was ac-
companied by Mrs Frank. who spent |
the time visiting Yerington friends. |
They expect TO return to Reno to-
morrow.
James Devine. an old Dayton boy. |
is now Chief OF Police of Sparks. He
was in Yerington on business this
week for the first time and thinks we
have a mighty fine little city started
here Jimmie had almost grown out oil
our recollection.
For Sale-DeLaval Cream Separa
tor. Alpha Baby No. 3, 1900 pounds
an hour capacity Has been used
about 7 months; is guaranteed to be
in first class order Price, $50, or will
take cream for that amount Crescent
Creamery Co, Reno. Nevada.
Johnny McAllister, formerly of this
place. is a visitor from Johnstown,
Cal He left here the first of the week
to visit Aurora relatives and friends
and inte DIS to return to California
about the first of the year. John is
looking hale and hearty and pros
nerOus.