Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-05-17
LITTLE LOCALS

Little Waldorf.
It's dam poor wind that blows nc
good-no water. no mosquitoes.
Woman Cook Wanted--Apply at
the Blucstone mine Good wages.
The Mcdonald Boultcr lease min
ers had a pay day on Tuesday of this 4
week.
Mrs, Carberry, mother of Mrs. F..
Stuart, was departure this week tor
her home in Colorado.
w. b. Savers and Will Scott, OF
Dayton, were doing business in the
county scat Wednesday.
Frosts during the early part of the
week cut down tomato and cabbage
plants in this neighborhood.
c. Fl. Miller. the Mason attorney
was attending legal business in the
city on Monday OF this week. :
Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired at The Elite on Broad
way Satisfaction guaranteed.
Jules Labarthe Manager OF the Ma
son Valley Mines Co, was a Gering
ton visitor on business Thursday.
Queen of the Valley Lodge |. O. 0
f.. of Yerington, is preparing to give
grand ball on Fourth of July night
A. A. Cooper, engineer at the Ne
vada- Douglas, spent last Sunday in
Ycrington on business and pleasure
Farmers are already beginning to
growl about a shortage of water, and
the other fellow getting more than
his share.
Robert (Bob) Cords, Jr., left Yer
ington last Monday for New York
no to fnr
some time
Harry Warren returned from Reno
Friday with couple of honey girls.
He is not sure yet OF saving his
wounded finger
The Misses Virgic and Annabelle
Carroll left Thursday for Reno where
they will visit with the Melarkey fam
lily and other friends for a week or
two.
Mrs. George Plummer is again at
home in Yerington after stay of
couple of weeks in the Mason Valley
hospital for trouble that affected her
brain
Mr.. Stice, railroad agent at Wa
buska has been confined to his bed
with rheumatism and has gone to the
railroad hospital in Sacramento for
treatment
Denis Lynch returned this week
from quite a lengthy visit to Aurora,
Bodie and other points on the edge
of California. He says Yerington Is
good enough for him.
Billy Campbell, Superintendent OF
the Mcdonald Boulter properties, in
Mason Pass, was circulating around
town for a couple of days this week
with the mine payroll.
The wife and children of c. F
Stock were arrivals in Wabuska thi.
week from Silver City. Mr. Stock is
ccrl<ing for John Feeny and will
make Wabuska his future home.
r. NJ. Hotaling. OF San Francisco
heavily interested in the Nevada Min
ing, Milling, Reduction and Power
Co. made a flying business visit to
Yerington the first of,ths week. r
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.
There has strayed from the Birm
ingham ranch one red heifer, branded
s O on LETT hip. waffle under chin.
Finder will please notify George Us
borne by phone and receive suitable
reward for return OF animal.
c. w. Geddcs, Manager OF the Mon
tanaI crington and the Reno-I ering-
ton copper properties, returned last
Sunday from a trip which included
points as far east as Denver and Pueb-
10. Colorado. *.e.
H. Grant of Reno, is in ierington
looking over the mining district. lie
is operating about twenty miles north
of Reno and has made arrangements
to ship his ore to the Thompson smell
ter in this district.
Last Sunday the wife of Deputy
Sheriff Buckley. OF Wabuska, gave
birth to a girl baby Chris was some
what disappointed as he was looking
for young depty. but all are well and
Chris will recover from his disap
pointment.
Mrs. Mary Barton returned last
Monday from San Francisco, where
she has been for some weeks III at
tendance on her daughter. Mrs. Julia
Kelley, who has been quite seriously
i'll. Mrs Kelley is still in the hospital
but is improving.
Yerington Aerie. +. O. f.. has been
notified of the serious illness. in Win
nemucca, of J. H. Wells. who made
Yerington his home several years ago
The nature of his illness is not stated |
but a sister Mrs Terrycl. residing in
Santa Barbara. Ca. has been sent for
as Mr.. Wells is not expected to re
cover
H. w Culberston was i'll the city or |
Monday last accompanied by Henry J |
Miller. banker, of McGill Nevada |
They had lust returned from a visi, |
to Goldfeld 1t was Mr. Miller's first |
visit to the Yerington district, and |
after looking over several of the mines |
and the Thompson smelter he was
more than favorably impressed with |
the outlook for this district.