Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-08-29
Observation-Disclosures
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n. H, Van Alstine paid Reno a bus
mess visit this week
Chas. Noble and wife returned from
their vacation to California Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A ]. Webster and daughter,
now of Reno, are visiting Yerington
friends.
O. II. Some drove out from Reno
in his car the first of the week on a
business trip.
Gould Reading and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom O'Brien motored over from Lud
wig in Readings car Wednesday,
Another light frost nit the gardens
Thursday night and YESTERDAY morn
ing but did not do much damage
Miss Leila Stevenson, assistant post
mistress at Dayton, with her sister,
Gladys, is wishing Mrs. Mason Nc
Leod.
Sheriff Randall has been busy this
week delivering ballot boxes and cleo
ton board supplies to the different
precincts in the county.
Miss Mabel Washington is now the
nurse at the Yerington hospital. She
is from San Francisco and has been
here for a couple of weeks.
Mesdames Wright and Allen re-
turned Wednesday from two weeks
business and pleasure trip to San
Francisco and other coast points.
F. H. Sears, Democratic candidate
for the nomination for Congressman
from Nevada, was circulating among
the voters of this district this week.
The Fallon land project will be open
September 2 to 10, inclusive, Sunday
excepted. Any person qualified may
present an application for one unit.
Miss Helen J. Sloan, of San Fran
cisco was an arrival in Yerington
Thursday and expects to organize a
vocal and instrumental class, and also
teach the latest dances.
A. ]. Lotus and wife motored out
from Dayton last Sunday to visit Mrs.
LOTUS mother who has been quite
i'll. They brought Will Freeman and
bride home with them.
Word received at the office of the
Smith Valley Mines Co. is to the eff
feet that President Adams, who has
been very i'll in Chicago, is recovering
and will soon be out attending to bus
mess.
The charivari band gave Will Free
man and bride a warm serenade the
first OF the week. The young folks
are living in the Logan house on Cen
ter street.
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.
Miss Emma He'd, Miss Mollie
Waugh, Miss Vera Reichelt and Miss
Bessie Sperry, the corps of school
teachers for the grammar school, all
arrived Thursday. Mrs. Bray, the
Principal, is expected to arrive today.
Mrs. J. B. Gallagher and Son, Ed, and
daughter, Elizabeth, returned to Reno
last Sunday They were accompan-
ed by Miss Sydie allagher The girls
will &C to school in Reno and Ed goes
to California to school.
DR.. Brown and wife and sons re-
turned from San Francisco Monday
night, making the trip with the doc
tors car Mrs. Rafferty,, a friend of
the family, came with them from San
Francisco for short visit.
F. H. Wetherald, a metallurgist of
note, and expert cyanide man, was an
arrival in Yerington yesterday, return
ing from Aurora He has built and
operated a number of mills any cyan
ide plants throughout the west.
Morris J. Sullivan, Democratic
candidate for the nomination for
Lieutenant-G Governor, paid Yerington
short visit Wednesday. If the wo-
men could vote now Sullivan would
undoubtedly be the choice of the Dem
ocrats for this office, for he is the best
looking candidate we have seen in a
coon's age.
Judge Ben Coleman, who is seek
ing the Democratic nomination for
Supreme Judge, was in Yerington for
short time the first of this week,
getting acquainted with the voters in
this section. Mr.. Coleman is from
White Pine county He seems to
think his chances are good for the
nomination.