Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-03-01
LITTLE LOCALS

at Dillon q Vests.
Mrs. John Snyder returned Monday
form visit to Dayton.
Jerry Sullivan is in from the North
ern Light on furlough
Russell Bakeley took his depart
ure Tuesday for Tennessee.
Henry Brisson was up from his
ranch on business Wednesday.
Charlie Blake returned Monday
from short visit to Virginia City.
Tom Murphy is building an addition
to his residence on the Hanson tract
Candy and cigar store-sale or trade
Address box l62, Yerington, Nevada.
c. H. Miller was in Yerington on
legal business on Wednesday OF this
week.
Mrs. w. B. Boulter returned last
week Friday from short visit to the
coast.
O. w Price. representing the |. c.
c. schools, was in town last Sunday
visiting students.
George Martins new residence on
the Martin ranch is nearly completed
and ready for occupancy.
Con Alexander and Tom Lund
SIrODl were tT1lSlOH arrivals last
week from Sumpter, Oregon.
]. c. Smiths new residence on Ne
vada street is about ready for occu
pancy. 1t is neat little cottage
Mrs Pugh and daughter, Gladys, OF
Mason. went to Reno last Saturday
and returned this week Tuesday.
Iva Parker who has been laid up
with cold for a couple OF weeks, is
again able to be out and around.
Lost-Between Yerington and the
Warren ranch. brass bumper. Re
turn TO this office and receive reward
Harry Dukes and wife, who are stop
ping at the Wilson ranch, were Yer
ington visitors on Wednesday OF this
week.
+. J. Ross and wife and children
returned from California last Sunday
and will again make Yerington their
home.
Only AZ children attended the NJ f.
Sunday school last Sunday. quite a
number being i'll with colds and thr nj
trouble
Will Johns, electrician, is soon to
leave for the east to complete his
studies and experiments in his line OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhole. of Mason, took
their daughter to Reno Wednesday to
have an operation performed for APP
pendicitis
Lew Ross has been heard from in
Panama and is on his way back to
Yerington, provided the cable can be
kept in working order.
Automobile for Sale-One nearly
new Ford runabout, has been used but
very little Inquire Mrs c. f. Meiss-
ner. Yerington, Nevada.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood. Old
Crow. Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Charles Spotwood who has been
working for the Smith Bros. for sew
eral months past, took his departure
few days ago for California.
If you are needing anything in hard
ware. china. crockery, cutlery or a
thousand other things. see us before
you send away. Dillon & West.
c. Koch, who has been working in
the jewelry department OF the Yer
ington Drug Co. left for the new camp
of Rochester the first OF the week.
Considerable more snow fell i'll the
valley and the mountains this week
and there is now assurance OF plenty
OF water for irrigation next summer.
Rev. JOS. Johns and wife of Big
Pine. Cal. were arrivals in Yeringon
on a visit to their children this week.
Mr.. Johns will preach in the Nj. Z,
Church tomorrow morning.
A. ID. Cox. a brother of w. K. Cox
Superintendent of the Mason Valley
mine. returned from Stockton Tues
day, where he has been visiting for
the past few months.
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.
Frank Ingram and family were ar
rivals from Sparks last Saturday.
Frank returned to Carson Sunday, but
Mrs. Ingram and children will visit
Yerington relatives and friends for
few weeks.
Rochester had its first killing this
week. Ben Swago was shot by Bert
Scott Monday and died yesterday,
Both were soloon men and the trouble
arose over the competency OF Scott as
a bartender.
Dan Mandsch. miner working in
the shaft at the Smith lease. had the
misfortune to have rock fall and hit
him on the head a few days ago. The
falling rock cut quite cash in his
head. but the wound is not a serious
one.
Professor Knight will talk to the
people OF Yerington next Tuesday on
the sugar beet question. The subject
will also be discussed at the meeting
of the Commercial Club in Mason on
the same night.
Matt Baxter. an old resident OF En-
pire. was killed in a runaway accident
Wednesday The horse he was driv-
ing became frightened at a pig i'll an
other wagon and ran. Baxter was
thrown out and his head caught i'll the