Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
LITTLE LOCALS

Nice, clean roms at The Reno for 81
week and up.
Best of liquors and cigars at the
Little Waldorf
The State Teachers examinations
will take place in Reno on June 10 to
49, inclusive.
Ed Parr. Superintendent of the
Smith Valley Mines Co, was a Yer
ington visitor yesterday
Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired at The Elite on Broad
way. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Queen of the Valley Lodge |. 0. O.
f.. of Yerington, is preparing to give
grand ball on Fourth of July night.
Mrs c. w. Wilson returned from
Reno Tuesday, considerably improved
in health. after a stay there of week
or more.
Hal Lennon was in from Carson
this week on matters connected with
the Truckee River General Electric
Co.'S line
The Southern Pacific Co. is sched
uled to spend $l0,0O00OO in Nevada
and California before the Exposition
of 1915 opens.
M NJ Harcourt was an arrival from
Millers' Station this week on visit
to his family, who have resided here
for year or more
Pure Old Nc Farren. Mellwood, Old
Crow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
Wilkes at the Office Bar
Pete PERI. of the Eagle saloon
slipped on wet floor Thursday and
severely sprained his ankle He will
be laid up for several days.
DR.. Geo L. Tombstone. of Georgia
a recent arrival in Yerington. has To-
Gated in Thompson. where he will look
after that end of DR.. Smiths practice
Born-Tn Smith Valley. May 49,
1913, to the wife of c. F.. Everett, twin
boys. Only one of the children lived
and he is doing nicely, as is the
mother
Mrs. Maud Slingerland and Mrs
Clara Eglin were ND from Wabuska
Yesterday Mrs Slingerland expects
to return to her home in Pocatello
Idaho, next week.
J. G. Young was up from Wabuska
yesterday He has been under the
weather for week or more and was
not able to be out of the house for
several days. but is now improving.
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.
Mrs. GEORGE Plummer expects to
leave for California the first of the
week for her health. Mrs. Murray |
will take CHARGE of the Globe lodging
house during Mrs. Plummer's absence
John Wright the tonsorial artist |
and deciple OF Terpsichore. returned |
Yesterday morning from his visit to the |
old home in Peoria. TIL. He renorts
having had a great time. and looks 1t
The weather has been showery and
clordv now for nearly ten DAYS and
more rain has fallen than ever before
known in this section at this time OF
the wear The weather still seems to
be unsettled
Born-In Yerinoton. June a. 1913
10 the wife of Finer Hanson. a
douohter. Mother and child are DOING
nicelv but Elmer is still under the
doctors care. There are hopes of his
recovery. however
Another little thunder shower visit
ed us Yesterday afternoon. There
were several severe flashes of light
ming and some of them seemed to be
trying to find our linotype motor
One did locate our phone
A couple of Mexicans from Fallon
have been creating discord in the
Pute camps near Yerington this week,
and also furnishing Indians with
liquor. so it is reported. Several Piute
matrons are said to have become smit
ten with the greasers and there is
liable to be dead Mexican or two
found in the sagebrush some morning.