Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-14
LITTLE LOCALS

Harry Barrett paid Keno visit this
week
DR.. L. NJ Kramer, of Ludwig, was
a Yerington visitor Thursday.
Born-At Wabuska, June 7, 1913,
to the wife of Ed Rogers, daughter
f. c. kamm, assistant to Manager
Labarthe, was up from the smelter
yesterday
Will Powers left for Reno Monday
to attend the Grand Lodge of Masons.
which convened there.
There was only one Mason Valley
man in the G. A. R. parade at Reno
this week. and that was JOS. Williams.
A. A. Cooper. the engineer, spent
last Monday at the |. A. Strosnidcr
ranch overhauling gasoline engine
Queen of the Valley Lodge |. O. O.
F.. of Yefington. is preparing to give
a grand ball on Fourth of July night
Clark Guild motored down to Wa
buska during the week to visit bis Sis
ter. Mrs. Buckley and see his new
niece.
Somebody left black leather hand
bag in the Times office one day this
week Owner please call and get
same
A gauntlet automobile glove was
picked up on the road and handed into
this Office this week. Owner can have
same by calling for it.
Mrs. George Welsh and children
were arrivals from Bodie Monday to
Join Mr. Welsh. who has lease of the
Pioneer Livery Stable.
Seal Brand Coffee
A royal brew
For your family and you
Lam. Hanson & Netherton
George Plummer paid Reno visit
the first of the week as a representative
to the Masonic Grand Lodge.
J. G.. Young. of Wabuska. paid
Reno a visit this week to attend the
Masonic Grand Lodge and the G. A
R. encampment.
Frank Simpson. of Smith Valley
has been in Yerington this week Civ
ing evidence in the water case before
Special Examiner J. Lozano.
Chase & Sanborn on the can
Guarantees High Grade to man
Their coffee is to be bad only of us
Lam. Hanson & Netherton
Mrs. Will McDonough returned last
SATURDAY. from quite lengthy visit in
the East. where she went to attend
her parents golden wedding anniver-
sary.
G.. B. Suter. of the Nevada Denver
Co. left Wednesday for Denver. Col
to consult with his associates regard
ing further development of the
proOertv
Mrs r. F. Fitzpatrick and son were
arrivals from Los Angeles last Tues
day and expect to make their home on
the ranch with Mr. Fitzpatrick per
manently
Tom Walden, Superintendent of the
Wheeler Gold Mines Co, was down
from the property couple of days
this week.
Burton Templeton, representing
Golfers, was circulating about the city
Wednesday offering liberal induce
ments to a subscription combination
of Collier publications.
Attorney George Sanford was out
from Carson last Sunday and Monday
on business connected with the selling
under execution OF the La Grande Gro
Co.'S property in Dayton.
l.. Ida. of Bishop. Cal, brought
number of mining men In from the
southern camp by auto Wednesday,
who. after looking over the country
took the train out yesterday.
b. l.. Simmons, the veterinarian
from Bridgeport, has been in Yering
ton for the past two weeks and tnds
things SO salubrious here that he ha,
decided to locate permanently.
Lew Ross returned from Panama
Thursday. He had been gone just
year to a day and has seen consider
able of Bolivia and the Canal country
Tie thinks 4erington is pretty nice
and prosperous place.
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to the undersigned will
please call and settle their accounts
Accounts he is owing will be settled
upon presentation of same.
II. +. FITZPATRICK.
Pete Anderson blew into town
Thursday from Luning, at which place
he has very promising copper prop
erty bonded to the Gum Thompson
people. and from which nice quality
of ore is being shipped to the smelter
at Thompson.
Pete Turner has gone fishing up the
river. He has promised his numerous
friends fine messes of trout upon his
return. Anything that gets on Petes
line will be landed and he will proba-
bly, be so full of fish that he can't get
his clothes off for the bones sticking
out Of his skin
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