Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-21
LITTLE LOCALS

Nice. clean roms at The Reno for s.
week and up
Best of liquors and cigars at the
Little Waldorf
George Killoy came down from
Bodie Wednesday,
lanes Goldsworthy left for San
Francisco last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Penrose of Wabuska
spent the week in Reno.
j. b Gallagher and son, Ed, motor
ed out from Reno Tuesday
Arthur Deleray was down from
Pine Grove the first of the week
Miss Agnes Caddy left the first of
the week for her home in Denver.
Budette Bertrand went to Vaca
Cal, Monday on visit to his aunt
Mrs Barrett is quite seriously i'll al
her home about five miles south of
Yerington
Miss Sybil Howe and her mother
left Tuesday to spend the summer in
Berkeley, Cal
George Reading. the hustling Wei
lington merchant. was Yerington
visitor Tuesday
Have your clothes cleaned. pressed
and repaired at The Elite on Broad
way Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs Dick Sunstedt left Tuesday for
a visit of some weeks with relatives
and friends in Colorado and Kansas.
Miss Fife McMurray left this week
Monday to spend her summer vaca-
ton with her folks in Stockton. Cal
Queen of the Valley Lodge |. O. O.
f.. OF Yerington, is preparing to give
grand ball on Fourth of July night
Alex Mel cod night foreman at the
Mason Valley mine. has been stop
ping in Gerington for the past week
lin Mcmahon. a leaser on the EN-
pire Nevada. has been quite i'll for the
past week, but is now on the improve.
Ed Hinch returned from Reno the
first of the week. where he had been
to spend g. A. X. week with relatives
A deal of considerable business i'm
portance is scheduled to take place in
Smith Valley within the next few
DAYS.
Miss Ellen Svedman left the first
of the week for her home in Colorado
where she will spend her summer va
cation
Miss Augusta Brusso took her de
parture for Sacramento last Saturday
to spend her summer vacation with
relatives
Miss Alma Vaillencour returned
Tuesday from Washoe county, where
she has been teaching school during
the summer.
Mrs. B. Dickinson. OF Smith Valley
was in Yerington for couple of days
this week on visit to her sister. Mrs
G. W. Webster.
There was a slight frost in the up
per end and the lower end of the val
ley Thursday night, but no damage
was done to crops.
Lewis Lewis, Frank Hicks. Fred
Peterson and several others went mp
to Pine Grove last Saturday to work
on the new mill site.
John Parker has rented his ranch
in the lower end of the valley to Mr..
Ashton and intends TO make trip to
Oregon with his family.
Geo. c. Clark. the well-known min
ing man. was an arrival in Iering
ton the first of the week after an alb
sence of nearly three years
Mrs. Florence Atty, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Young, of Wabuska
is at Klamath Falls. Oregon, travel
ing for San Francisco Viavi firm.
Roy Moore, who is to box frankie
Harris in Yerington on the night OF
July 5th. and his trainer, J. w. Joseph
were arrivals from San Francisco
Thursday.
Quite number OF business houses
and residences are being connected
with the sewer these DAYS. Every
building in the business section ought
to connect.
Mark Mccormick. leaser on the
Empire Nevada, had the misfortune
to get piece of rock in his eve last
Monday. The services OF physician
were necessary to have the high
Grade removed and the eve will not
be permanently injured.