Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-22
LITTLE LOCALS

Dust with Liquid veneer. or SAFE
at Dillon & Vests.
p. J. Stacey was down from the
limestone mine Friday.
J. B. Gallagher returned from Car
son and Reno yesterday.
Mrs J. c. Mckenzie and son, Clark,
left for Virginia City Wednesday.
Toe Nugent, the shoe man, has been
on the sick list for the past few days.
Candy and cigar store-sale or trade
Address box l62, Yerington Nevada.
Sixty-fve children attended the
Methodist Sunday School last Sunday
DR.. w. T. Taylor, a Reno optomet-
rist, has been visiting Yerington for
the past few days.
Mrs. D. w. Mckenzie who has been
: quite i'll for the past two weeks, is now
rapidly improving.
Ed ,Lowcry came in from the Miller
& Lux ranch Wednesday and regis
tered at the Commercial.
A. r. Mckenzie, who has been in
the city for a week, took his departure
for the south last Tuesday.
Mr.. Strausberg. travelling man for
the Southern Pacific Co, was in the
city on business thursday.
Pete Carberry was an arrival from
Wyoming the first of the week on a
visit to his sister, Mrs Frank Stewart.
A. Laundry, who has been in Los
Angeles on business for a couple OF
weeks. returned to Yerington the first
of this week
For Sale-One hundred choice
thoroughbred White Leghorn hens
just right for breeding pen Phone 81
Yerington, Nevada.
Automobile for Sale-One nearly
new Ford runabout. has been used but
very little Inquire Mrs, c. f. Mciss-
ner, Yerington, Nevada.
Pure Old Nc Farren. Mellwood. Old
Grow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Mrs. Josie Davidson will give
reading at the NJ f. Church tomor-
row evening, subject: why We
Should Read and Study the Bible
ia k Salstrom, who has been laid
up in the city for a week with broken
axle on his car left for Tonopah
Thursday after having repairs to the
car completed.
Frank Bugbee was in Ycrington
Monday from the Revcuc property.
where he has a contract to do enough
work for the COMPANY to secure pat
cnt on the ground.
There are numerous cases OF Ia
grippe, colds and bronchitis around
town and the physicians seem to be
doing d thriving business, although
there are no very serious cases.
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.
Ben S Fukushima, proprietor of the
Montana Cafe, lett Thursday on a trip
to Sacramento and San Francisco
He has been under the weather for a
few weeks and takes the trip for his
health
Mrs. James Stice, wife Of the S. p.
agent at WaDuska, died in the hospital
at Reno Thursday, where She went
recently for medical treatment We
have been unable to learn further par
ticulars.
Tom OBrien, Constable at Ludwig,
was in Yerington Tuesday on a short
visit to his family before leaving that
night for Las Vegas, where he has an
SO-acre ranch. lie expects to return
in about ten days.
w. l.. Irvine and wife, of Three
Forks, Montana, were arrivals III er-
ington yesterday. lie is one OF the
owners of the Bryant-lrvine tract in
Yerington and is going to build two
4room cottages for rent.
G.. b. Suter. OF the Nevada Denver,
came in from the property Monday on
business. He reports that things are
running along nicely at the mine and
one shift working and taking out ore.
Several sets of leasers will be at work
on the property soon.
d. W. Melarkcy, former Clerk and
Treasurer of Lyon county, but now a
resident of Reno, spent coule OF days
in Yerington this week shaking hands
with friends and acquaintance He
has recently been appointed Deputy As
SCISSOR OF Washoc county.
Ycrington is becoming famous in
the east for its malachite and azur-
tie jewelry J. c. X. Smith is receiv
ing orders almost daily for this Jew
elry. The stones come mainly from
he Nevada Douglas. MIR. Smiths jew
eler is just now finishing an order
from Peabody, Mass.
Mrs. A. c. Murray has leased the
Reno lodging house, on Main street,
to Mrs. r. H. Alworth for period of
six months Mrs Murray left We'd
nesday for Dragon, Arizona, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. ], X.
Hubbard, for a time and also friends
in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Fl. |. Moore, attorney for the Ne
vada- Douglas Copper Co. and the
Copper Belt road, was in Yerington
the first Of the week from Salt Lake
He reports the Orcm road from Salt
Lake to Provo. Utah, getting along
nicely, and says, when it is completed,
it will be a big money making enter
prise.
+. H. Walker and Pete Ober, who