Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-08
LITTLE LOCALS

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There were y children present at
Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Allen left for San Francisco
last Sunday on business visit
Lomax l.. Turner. OF Ludwig, was
Yerington visitor Monday.
Miss d. Wood of Sacramento, re
turned to Mason last Sunday
For Sale-Steam and 6reless cook
ers best made. Larry Mehan, box 50.
Mrs. c. W. Rahbar spent last Sun
day with Mrs. w. II. Day, of Mason.
Mrs Turner and Mrs Coats. of Lud
wig, were Ycrington shoppers Mon
day.
H. Burbridge, Superintendent of the
Nevada Douglas, was in lexington
Monday on business.
F. A. Dyer, the Wabuska townsite
man. was doing business in Yerington
Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. w. Davies, the marble man Of
Topaz, was Yerington visitor Thurs
dav on business i'll his line
Mrs Nellie Meissner moved from
TIE ranch to Yerington this week and
will make this place her home.
George Martin is buildno himself
a new home on the Martin ranch, just
south of the old Martin home.
Henry Guild and wife were arrivals
from Dayton and Como last Sunday
on visit to relatives and friends.
Alex Mcdonald, the Yerington liv
cry man, left last Tuesday for San
Francisco on combined business and
pleasure trip.
Vic Bernard and wife and Charlie
Johnston and wife took a trip to old
Aurora this week, travelling in Mr..
Johnston's car
For Sale-One hundred choice,
thoroughbred White Leghorn hens
just right for breeding pen. Phone 81
Nerington. Nevada.
PURE Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Grow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Will Bowen. nephew of George
Ambrose, who has been visiting Yer
ington for coupe of weeks left for
his home in Empire Thursday.
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.
Sam B. Ebert. the Yerington min
ing man and engineer, returned with
his family last Saturday from Des
Moines. Iowa, after quite prolonged
visit in the Iowa country.
The Mason Garage ad. in this issue
will tell you where you can get auto
mobile supplies if you cannot find
them elsewhere at home. Patronize |
the concerns in your own district.
r. +. O'Brien, now located at Lud- |
wig, was in Yerington Monday. He |
has been appointed Constable OF Lud |
wig and also made special officer for
the Nevada-Douglas company. A good
selection.
Mrs Geo. West gave very inter
esting reading at the NJ +. church last |
"The Other Wise Man" The singing
by Mrs and Miss Howe was also very
much enjoyed.
III. burst, proprietor of the Carson
furniture establishment, was in Iering |
ton yesterday and today considering |
the proposition of opening a furniture
store There is a good opening for |
such business.
DIR. B. Brown has located in Yer
ington permanently and has offices i'll
the Webster building on Main street.
Attorney Hauser has just put some
nice furniture in his law Offices i'll the
Webster building.
The attendance at the NJ +, Sun
day school last Sunday was 50. Pa
rents and friends OF the children
should see that the boys and girls go
ln,t at11I
that they go early.
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.
Wanted Work-Widow with small
+ child desires position as cook (mne)
preferredD, or will take position as
housekeeper. Call or address
MRS f. JAQUETTE,
Commercial Hotel. Yerington.
i Mrs. Frank Whtacre. of Akron
Ohio, and Mrs Nina Stayley, OF Can
ton, Ohio. the former a sister aw
of +. H. Whitacre, were arrivals IN
4 Yerington last Sunday to spend the
summer here with Mr.. Whitacre, who
went to Reno 10 meet them.
lack Welsh came III from Gardner
vile Thursday, where he is superin-
tending some mining work being done
by the Gunn-Thompson people, and
went on out to the Blue Jay, TO inspect
the work going on at that prop
erty. which was recently taken under
bond by the same people.
:. A chicken dinner and social is to be
given at the Colony Ranch in Smith
Valley on the 18th of this month for
the benefit of the school The supper
will be served from to 9 p. m, and
the admission for adults will be SO
cents and for children rs cents.
Mr.. Davies who was down from
Topaz this week, reports things run
ming nicely in his section. The Golden
Gate mill is running right along and
there is plenty of snow in the noun
tains Whereabouts to supply the farm
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