Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-09-20
THE RENO.
North Main Street. Yerington,
Quiet and Home-like,
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Mrs. Lillian Written, of Reno, and
her mother Mrs. Scott. of Dayton,
were in Yerington Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Laura Brann.
Miss Anna Livingston, who has
been taking a vacation in Smith Val
ley, stopped over Thursday to visit
erington friends before returning 10
Reno
Fred Vicks and wife were arrivals
from Ogden the first of the week on
a visit to relatives and friends. OF
which they have many in this neigh
borhood
Mr.. o. Fl. Some returned the first
OF the week from Reno. where he had
been looking after some mining inter
ests, Mrs Some went to Reno to
meet him. Lts-Iaae
Mrs. r. S. Brooks returned from
California last Monday, not in the
very best of health. Her physician
thinks she will fully recover with care
full attention
Dwight Leavitt and family returned
to Virginia City Thursday. Dwight
having finished the construction OF the
Il. r. C. +. Co.'S power line from the
Bluestone to Pine Grove.
The Virginia Chronicle claims
Virginia mining man returned from
hunting trip last Monday with over
100 ducks. Prosecute him. He has
killed over five times the limit.
Geo Plummer Jr., ran rusty nail
in his foot last Monday while cleaning
up about his place and for time fear
ed blood poisoning, but he is now able
to be around and there appears to be
no danger.
Jud Smith and w. F. Powers made
trip TO Carson last week Friday to
ride the goat to higher degrees in
Masonry They returned Sunday
none the worse looking for their trip
and experience.
The editor of the Elko Free Press
has just undergone an operation tor
appendicitis, and is getting along
nicely. The wonder is to us how a
newspaper man would get enough to
eat to get appendicitis
The grain crop in Smith Valley has
all been cut and the threshers began
work this week The grain is above
second crop of alfalfa is about har
vested and it is good crop also.
DIR. Touchton, who was located at
Thompson, and who has been in the
Walker River Hospital for some
weeks, has recovered from an attack
of malaria. and will leave tomorrow or
next day for his old home in Georgia.
Everybody who owned gun and a
dog, or could borrow one last Mon
day. was out after ducks. The birds
were quite plentiful and many baggei
the limit of 20 birds The mallard
ducks are not very plentiful this sea
son. but teal and others are numerous.
Charlie Kinds was over from Smith
Valley yesterday He reports the Col
ony ditch in that valley badly dam
aged by cloudburst and storms. In
some places the ditch is cut away and
in others it is filled level full with dirt
and rocks 1t will take many hund-
reds of dollars to repair it.
Mr., and Mrs John Lothrop. OF Day
ton, have been visiting their children
in the southern country this week.
Jim L.othrop is stationed at Death
Valley Junction on the Tonopah &
Tidewater road. Dick Davis and wife
arc at Tonopah. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pepper are located at Nina.
Postals were received by last nights
mail to friends in Yerington from Ben
s. Fukushima, proprietor of the Mon
tana Cafe. advising of his safe arrival
in Yokohama on September 2. He
saws he is enioving excellent health
and was but little seasick He sailed
on the Shinyo Maru August 10 from