Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-01-11
LITTLE LOCALS

Finest rosebud candies at Bubar's.
Fancy chnaware at Burners.
Skating is again pastime with the
youngsters.
John Freeman returned from Reno
Wednesday morning
Mrs Welsh returned to Yerington
from Ludwig last week.
Mrs A. A. Marsal was down from
the New Yerington Wednesday.
Mrs VIM Rallens. of Wabuska, has
sold her bunch of cattle to Joe Black
burn
Don't forget this date-Feb. IA, 1913
Eagles Mask Bal, at the Owl Hall,
Yerington.
This is the kind of weather that
makes the coal and wood deaers and
the plumbers mile
Mrs H. c. Bubar left Tuesday for
Phillipsburg, Kansas, where she was
called by the death of her mother.
Mrs G. L. Leavitt left Monday for
San Francisco. where she will keep
house for her son, the younger DR..
Leavitt.
X. Sage, of Boise. Idaho, was an
arrival Monday to take charge of the
drug department of the Lyon County
Pharmacy.
Read our advertisements 1t pays
to trade with a concern that adver-'
tises They are wideaw people
most of them
Ray Willis, of Bishop, Cal, was an
arrival in Yerington Tuesday on a
visit to his father, George Willis, of
the Lyon County Bank
The Pacific Portland Cement Co,
which is operating the Mound House
plant and also the plant at Reno, is
to enlarge the latter plant.
c. F.. Moulton. of Salt Lake City,
was al arrival in Yerington Thursday
to act as engineer at the New Yering
ton Copper Co.'S property
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
@. w. Metcalf, the travelling freight
and passenger agent for the South
ern Pacific. was in Yerington and Ma
son last week on official business.
Prof. R. H. Mitchell, principal of
the Sparks High School, and we'll
Tuesday from an attack of pneumonia.
F. ). Thompson, of Chicago, was an
arrival in Yerington Tuesday to take
charge of the jewelry and watch de
partment of the Lyon County Phar
macy.
VIM Rallens and Mrs. Rallens were
up from Wabuska to attend the install
lation ceremonies of the Masons and
the Easaern Star on Monday evening
of this week.
Strayed-Sorrel horse; white face
Roman nose: plainly saddle marked;
branded X Reward will be paid for
return of animal to Charles Emerson,
Schurz. Nevada
G.. NJ Fraser Superintendent of the
Nevada Copper Belt, was in Iering
ton Wednesday taking the oath of
office as a member of the County
Board of Education.
Mrs. Cannard, formerl Mrs. Nellie
Buckland and sister OF Mrs VIM.
Rallens, is quite i'll at her home. in
Turlock, Cal, and Mrs. Rallens left
for that place this week,
Jim Sandln returend the latter part
OF last week from a tour of the State,
having visited GoldGeld, Manhattan,
Tonopah, Austin, the new camp OF
Rochester and Reno He says the
Yerington district has all the Others
faded.
Wanted Work-Widow with small
child desires position as cook (mine)
preferred), or will take position as
housekeeper Call or address
MRS. +. JAQUETTE,
Commercial Hotel, Yerington.
Jim Sandlin and Frank Downey
paid Schurz visit this week. They
are figuring on hauling the ore from
the Ierngton Mountain property to
the new railroad spur which has been
put in the other side OF Iona.
Mr.. and Mrs Rhodes, of Denver,
Col, were arrivals in Mason Monday
Mr. Rhodes was formerly chief clerk
for c. NJ Fraser. at Mason. They will
make theirs home in Ludwig, where
they have positions with the Smith
Valley Mercantile Company,
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