Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-03-08
LITTLE LOCALS

Best OF liquors and cigars at the
Little Waldorf.
Dust with Liquid Veneer. For sale
at Dillon & Vests.
Candy and cigar store-sale or trade.
Address box l62, Yerington, Nevada.
Mrs. B. NJ Gates is down from the
Bluestone, stopping at the Globe
w. B. Boulter and wife were in from
Mason Pass Thursday on business.
Sixty-one persons attended the NJ
f. Sunday school last Sunday morn
ing.
Garden seeds at Lam. Hanson &
Netherton's. 10 and 12A cents per
pound
]. II. Daley, an attorney OF Sparks,
was. a Yerington visitor on business
this week
Mrs. E. p Beaman. of Smith Val
ley, is guest of Mrs. George Web
ster, of Gerington.
Jim Nugent, the shoe man OF Mason.
was doing business in Nerington on
Tuesday of this week
Joe Gallagher has been quite i'll
during the week but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing
Drop into the Little Waldorf at 9
in the evening. when the free drawing
takes place You might win a dollar.
J. NJ. Fox, mining engineer, and
family, OF Tonopah, returned to Yer
ington last Monday, and they expect
to be residents OF the district for some
time to come
Ira Fallon and family motored down
from their East Walker home yester
day and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w Webster
w. B. Wedell. an Ogden. Utah. min
ing man, was a visitor in the district
this week. and is thinking seriously OF
becoming interested here.
John Sharp and wife are down from
Bald Mountain They have some snow
on the mountain which has somewhat
retarded the usual activity of that sec
ton.
Don't forget the Seventeenth on Ire
land dance to be given on the night OF
March II by the ladies OF the Catholic
Church \ good time assured all who
attend
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow. Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
The Ladies' Aid met at the parson
age on Wednesday afternoon OF this
week Mrs. J. l.. Collins was elected
President \ very pleasant time wa
spent by the 10 ladies present.
Aaron Strosnider was an arrival in
Yerington this week from Missouri.
He is a relative OF the other Stros-
nider BOYS OF this valley and expects
to remain here for several months.
be right Go to Wright Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building Right on Main ST.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Sam Garbarino was over from Buck
skin Saturday laying in a supply OF
garden seeds to plant the coming sea
son on his artesian we'll ranch He
says everybody is happy in his neigh
borhood and doing well.
Earl Talmage Ross, OF the Salt
Lake Press Club. was a \ crington
visitor Thursday and yesterday. He
is interested in promotion and com
mercial club work and may conclude
to remain in the district.
George Petrie is back from Wabus
ka where he has lust completed grad
ing Y and 1000 feet OF sidetrack for
the Copper Belt Ry Co and y and
100 feet OF stock yard sidctrack Tor
the Southern Pacific Co.
Mrs Mary Gallagher had the mis-
fortune to run fork tine into her
hand yesterday morning while per
forming household duties. The wound
is painful one but not necessarily
dangerous, unless blod poisoning sets
in.
c. w. Geddes. who holds an option
on the Mcdonald and Boulter prop
critics in Mason Pass, was a narrival
in Yerington Tuesday and lett the
next morning for the Pass to examine
the work under way on both prop
critics.
Alfred Kargc. manager OF the Neva
da Consolidated Telephone and Tele
graph Co. of Carson City. George
Snyder, with the engineering depart
ment OF the Western Electric Co.
were arrivals here yesterday on bust
ness and left on the afternoon motor.
w. r. Cox. Superintendent OF the
Mason Valley mine. who has been
spending a short vacation in Calltor
MIA, returned to his duties last Mon
day. He says it rained during the
whole of his stay in Los Angeles and
that the coast country looks fine and
will be prosperous this coming season