Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-12
LITTLE LOCALS

There, were 81 in attendance at the
Methodist SUNDAY School last Sunday.
J. f. Gelder and wife returned to
Yerington from coast points last Sun
day.
Mrs. Dr. B. Brown came over from
Dayton Thursday, returning home
Friday.
II. A. Pitt, of Antelope Valley, is
visiting Yerington, which he thinks is
lively town.
V. A. Giles, Superintendent of the
New Yerinoton, was down from the
mine yesterday.
Attorney L. +. Hull made a trip to
Reno last Sunday on legal business,
returning Monday night.
Lomax L. Turner and wife, of the
Nevada Douglas force, were shopping
in Yerington last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Webster
returned Sunday last from a pleasure
and business trip to Reno.
f. H. Purcell, Manager OF the Schu
bert Symphony Club, arrived in Yer
ington Tuesday booking his company.
Coming! Robley Male Quartet.
Tuesday, April Is, BIS p. m, adults,
Soc. Children, 25c Moonlight ev-
eninp.
G.. w. Davies is down from Topaz
He says things in that section are i'm
proving but that Yerington seems to
be the place
Billy Campbell. Superintendent OF
the Mcdonald Boulter property in
Mason Pass, was doing business in
Yerington Monday.
George +. Townsend, special agent
of the Aetna Insurance Co, was a
guest of Cooper the insurance man
Thursday and FRIDAY.
Tom Walden. Superintendent OF the
Wheeler Gold Mines Co, spent cou-
pie OF days in Yerington this week
returning to the mine Tuesday,
The Frederick's Millinery Company
of Reno, Nevada, will display a beau
tifu line of hats at reasonable price:
at the Commercial Hotel on April |:
and 10th.
w. K. Wood, representing Richard
son Bros. Cary Safes, has been III Yer
ington the past week showing our
business men how safe it is to have a
Cary safe.
On Wednesday afternoon the Wo-
mems Missionary Society met at Mrs.
Will McDonoughs The subject,
China" was again full OF interest and
with light refreshments a very pleas
ant time was passed
Bert Bernard and Jess Summers re
turned to their homes in Bishop Mon
day. Bert is running a summer re
sort and cattle ranch near Bishop and
Summers is the candy kid of Bishop
being in the business OF manuiactur
ing of sweets.
A pleasant birthday party was given
to Miss Genevieve Knierim at her
home April 10, at o'clock. Twelve
little girls about the same age as their
little hostess were present. Games
were INDUCED in and afterwards q
dainty luncheon was served.
Last Saturday morning at the Fal
lon ranch on the East Walker, Ira
Fallon's $500 stallion while playing in
the corral attempted to jump the
fence. In doing so he landed on a
stake which penetrated its body in
such a manner that the horse had to
be killed
Water ran throuph the high ditch
taken out of the East Walker river
for the first time this week The stage
of water in the river is such that the
ditch i now carrying good head
and il is getting on to the new land
taken up southeast of town by Messrs.
Bernard. Bartlett, Butler, Cattcrsor
and others.
In a letter from Attorney Geo. c
Green of April g to Vic Bernard, it is
stated that in the case of Elmer G.
Moore. which was before Judge Ian
gan. who remanded Moore for trial in
Tonopah in refusing a habeaS corpus
writ. was. at his hearing i'll Tonopah
very quickly disposed of. the magis
tratc diScharging him. Grant Crum
ley was the complaining witness.
VIM. O. Shreve. OF San Francisco
advance agent for the world famous
fancy shooter. Rush Race, spent =
few days in Ycrington this week ad
vcrtising the coming of the crack shot
for April 20 The exhibition will take
place at the ball grounds at p. IN
Race is said TO be one of the best
fancy shots in the world. and there i
no question but what it will be most
interesting exhibition. 1t is claimed
that his circle or around the corner
shot is most wonderful one and that
he is the only fancy shot accomplish
ing such feat
7. F. Holland returned home last
Wednesday week from a months stay
in Berkeley. California, where he has
been under treatment at the Bonan
non Cancer Institute for small can
cerous growth on his right temple
He is confident that it has been en-
tirely cured All of his friends will be
pleased to learn that he is iii right
again. Mr. Holland says no SURGE u
operation was necessary TO remove the
growth. it being ACCOMPLISHED nv
means of applications of plastcrs. He
highly recommends the institute t.
those needing treatment