Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-08-09
LITTLE LOCALS

w. ]. Walsh returned to Goldfield
last Sunday.
George Adams left for Masonic
Wednesday.
John Mackey came in from Mason
Pass Thursday.
VIII Conway was a visitor from
Ludwig Sunday
George Lodge was down from the
Blue Jay last Tuesday
Arthur Leach returned from visit
to the camp of Terrill Thursday
Graham Laws was over from Morn
inpstar on Tuesday of this week.
lin Herrine came in from the Yer
ton Mountain country Thursday.
Eddie Bartlett passed through Yer
ington last Saturday on his way 10
San Francisco.
Mark Erway returned last Sunday
morning from his visit to Sacramento
and is again on duty,
Lon Chappell, deputy Sheriff at Ma
son. returned this week from visit
to California points.
M. Honey and Orrin Knapp came
down from MOuilt oi"i -'o"@' 49,
for load of provisions
lin Kelly and wife were arrivals
from Thompson Thursday to remain
in Yerington for time.
Ambro Rosaschi and family motor
ed down from their East Walker home
on Wednesday of this week,
For Sale-A strong, comfortable
buggy. Inquire of J. l.. Collins at the
Parsonage, Yerington Advt.
lack WEIGH, of the field force OF the
Gum Thompson Syndicate, arrived IN
Yerington last night, coming from
Nina
The Mason Mercantile Co.. at Ma
son, is closing out nice line OF Por-
celain-lined refrigerators at very low
prices.
c. d. Henning, representing the K.
L. Polk directory publishers. OF seat
tie. paid Yerington business visit
this week.
Wanted-A young girl to assist with
homework and care OF children IN
afternoons. Mrs S. B. Ebert, Yer
ington. Advt
John Tully and Vim. Hornberg LETT
for the East Walker country last
Saturday, where they are interested IN
some mining claims.
Pat McCaffrey, OF the Miller ranch,
is going to have some nice agricui-
tural things at the State Fair from
this county; so is Matt Penrose.
Be right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind of tonsorial work Right
in nv new shop in the kaufman
Downey building. Right on Main St
JOHN WRIGHT
s. w. Pugh, formerly agent at the
Walker Lake Reservation, but now
located near Auburn. California, was
a Yerington visitor a few davis ago.
He NAV possibly locate in this valley
and engage in farming.
Charlie Kinds came over from
Smith Valley yesterday He reports
the crops fine there. The second crop
of alfalfa is waist high and there will
be a fine feed crop Grain is also
standing S to feet high and is plump
and heavy.
Jim Corbett, an employe on the
power line being built to Pine Grove,
was struck by falling pole last Mon
dav and had his back quite badly
hurt He was taken to the Mason
hospital for a few days but is now out
and around.
Clarence Beaman drove down from
Smith Valley the early part OF the
week. His sister Lucille, who has
been spending some OF her vacation
with her aunt. Mrs G. w. Webster,
returned with him.
Mrs. c. w. Gallagher, who went to
Reno last week to have quite seri-
Gus operation performed, underwent
the operation on Wednesday OF this
week and at last accounts was recov-
erino nicely with all chances in favor
Of regaining her health.
Matt Penrose and family motored
up IRON their home near Wabuska
yesterday. Matt reports that crops
are good in that end OF the valley and
that there is plenty of water for
stock He has fine stand of alfalfa
to cut for seed this season.
Mrs. r. S Brooks. of the Home
Cottage Hotel has been verv seri
ously i'll for couple of weeks or
more and this week, for a time. there
were slight hopes of her recovery.
Her sons, Ed Brooks and Fred
Brooks. were called home to her bed
side. Mrs. Brooks is suffering from
erysipelas and heart failure. but yes
terday there was a decided change for
the better and it is hoped she will inn
prove from now on