Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-03-29
LITTLE LOCALS


Little Waldorf
George Smith returned from San
Francisco Tuesday.
ID. j. Longton was down from the
Bluestone Wednesday.
The weather of the past few days
indicates another storm-rain or snow
Mrs. c. Pugh of Mason, was in
Ycrington Tuesday on a business visit
Candy and cigar store-sale or trade
Address box lo2, Yerington, Nevada
c. w Gcddcs the mining man, left
for Reno Yesterday on business visit
of few DAYS.
Mr. Turbush. who has been in this
district for some time. left. last Satur
day for Phoebe
c. B. Suter was in from the Nevada
Denver this week and reports all well
at the property.
G. NJ Fraser, OF the Nevada Cop
per Belt left last Sunday for Salt Lake
on short business visit
Mrs. ]. B. Gallagher and son and
daughter are home from Reno, the
children having an Easter vacation.
Drop into the Little Waldorf at 9
in the evening, when the free drawing
takes place. You might win a dollar.
Rev. p H. Willis, of Sparks. was
here this week on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. Geo W. Webster He returned
to Sparks yesterday.
Many Ycrington people are arrang
ing to witness the Shakcsperian drama
"A Comedy of Errors in Mason on
the night of April 3.
Pure Old McIarren, Mellwood. Old
Crow, Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Pete Anderson was in town the first
of this week from his Luning copper
property which has been bonded by
the Gunn-Thompson people.
For Sale-One bay mare. Perfectly
safe for man or woman to ride or
drive. Inquire of Dir. c. II. Masterson,
Herington. tt
General Manager Aldr'ch, for the
Thompson people, accompanied
Messrs. Lebarthe and Welsh on their
visit to the Blue Jay property this
week.
r. p Dollings. the Reno life insur-
ancc man, has been stopping in Yer
ington for the past week and hustling
around lllc valley III tn duloiiobiiS
after business.
Born-In Mason, Monday, March
"a. 1918. to the wife of DR.. r. ID
Smith, a daughter. Both mother and
daughter are doing nicely and Doc has
fully recovered
Frank Carroll is fencing up his prop
crty on Pearl and Oregon streets and
these who have been driving across
the land should take notice OF this so
they will not run into the barbed wire
The shecpmen in this section of the
country are on the anxious seat re
garding the wool market They are
holding their clips at IA to 10 cents
per pound, but are getting no offers at
any price
Will c. Hi" rims. editor of the Salt
Lake Mining Review, has been spend
ing the past two weeks i'll the district
and will have an exhaustive article on
our mines in the issue OF his paper
April IS.
J. B. Barnes and wife were arrivals
in Yerington Monday from Chicago
Mr. Barnes has taken charge of the
jewellery department of the Herington
Drug Co. He is an expert jeweler and
repair man.
Ivy Parker was taken to Reno this
week. where he will undergo an opera
ton for the removed of an abscess
from one of his lungs. The opera
ton will quite delicate one but not
dangerous.
A pretty feature of the morning ser
vice at the Methodist Church last Sun
day was the baptism of Helen Joy
Nurchie. John Eugene Summers
Grant Rogers Bartlett and Byron
Clayton Knierim.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Rahbar, of the
HeringtOn station, gave SiX-COurSc
dinner party last Sunday evening The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Day
and K. G. Bower, of Mason, and Mrs
Turnush of Ludwig.
The Easter decorations at the M. f.
Church last Sunday were very beau
tiful because of their simplicity. Con
sidering the scarcity of flowers and
green decorative material, the dccora
tors are to be congratulated
Dr. S. NJ Thomson, Superintendent
of the Nevada Mission, was an arrival
in lerington yesterday on visit. He
will preach at the Methodist Church
tomorrow morning and at the Barrett
school house tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. A. A. Marsal was the pianist
for the University students glee club
which gave an entertainment i'll Mason
last Saturday night. Many Yerington
people attended the affair and were
well pleased with the entertainment
Fred J. Seibert, consulting engineer
for George Wing6eld, spent several
days in Ycrington looking over the
district this week. He likes the looks
Of several things here and it is possible
that Mr. Wingheld may become in
terested here,
George Wesh and VIM Miller, of
Bodie, paid Yerington visit this
week. They report the old camp
rather quiet but look for better times
in the future. The old camp of
Aurora, they say, is preparing for
lively summer.
Superintendent Lebarthe, Manager
of the Mason Valley Mines Co. and
smclter and Jack Welsh, field man for