Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-10
LITTLE LOCALS
Read Dillon & Vests paint ad.

business.
Henry Stock, OF Silver City, has
been with us during the week as a
trial juror.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood Old
Grow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
O. A. Brooks has been visitor
from Dayton this week. He is also
here subject to jury duty
Dir. l.. NJ. Kramer, of Ludwig, was
in town attending court this week as
witness in the Swasey case.
VIM. Reinstein. the tailor man, was
in town for a few days last week and
this and did good business.
Born-In Mason Valley, on the
Wilson ranch, Sunday. August 4, 1917,
10 the wife OF S. Ventura, son.
Put up peaches while they are
cheap. Get them at the Yerington
Supply Co. We have 800 boxes.
AS GOOD as ii Name
TSCALON HAVANA CIGARS"
Bank Saloon
General Manager Campbell, OF the
r. X. G. F.. Co, was in town the first
OF the week He. too, was busy with
repairs at the Bluestone substation
S. T. Brooks, after visit of a few
DAYS with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.
S. Brooks. returned TO Winnemucca
last Sunday, where he is in business.
Several Bodie people are making in
ouirv about Mason Valley farm land
and are anxious to rent farms here
and possibly buy in the near future.
w. II. Curtis, of Curtis & Damon,
agents for the Richmond Annex tract
in California, is here on business this
week.
Miss Nuriel Bernard left Thursday
for Santa Cruz, Cal. to spend few
weeks OF her vacation with friends at
the seaside.
Mrs. Meeder was down from Morn
ingstar this week as witness in the
case OF the State vs. Brady who stab
bed George Swasey.
Mrs lockwood. who was here from
Mason on visit to Mrs. Mcleod, LETT
for Reno this week, there to make her
nome for some time.
George Willis. assistant cashier OF
the Lyon County Bank, returned from
his trip to portland Or, and other
northern points. Monday.
Amos Penaluna of Silver City, was
here Monday on court business, the
settlement OF the suit OF the Buckeye
Co. vs.. Murphy and Byers.
Secure the shadow ere the sub
stance fades" The shadow can be
secured by employing the services Of
G.. II. Ramsdell, the photographer
Suerintendent Brown, OF the Gen
eral Electric Co, was in town Wed
nesday and went out to the Bluestone
substation to oversee the work OF in
stallng the temporary plant.
II. r. Mellendy and Phillip McGar,
of Fernley have been in Ierington
this week on trial jury duty They
are favorably impressed with our little
city and the surrounding valley.
DR.. f. NJ. Douglass. OF Ohio was
an arrival in Yerington during the
week. He will take charge of the prac-
tice OF Dir Smith while the later is
visiting and attending eastern elias
sizes
Mrs. +. p. McCulla. daughter oi
Mrs X. S Brooks, and children, who
have been in Icrington on visit for
several weeks past. returned to theii
home in Washington, Cal, last Sat
urday.
w. r. Cox. Superintendent of the
Mason Valley mine. and his family
are now residents of Yerington. The,
are here to take advantage of Yering
tons school facilities for their two
children.
w. II. Innis. the contest manager o
the Nevada Buglet, new paper start
ed in Retno in the interest of Roose-
welt for President was circulating
about Yerington and the valley thu
first OF this week.
The Bridgeport paper says that thu
fishing on the East Walker River I
the best in the land. and one day last
week s. + .Rablcu OF Sonora. caugh
a trout two feet in length while fish
ing in the stream.
George f. Townsend, special agen
for the Aetna Fire Insurance Co. will
headquarters in San Francisco, Dai'
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