Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-05-09
WABUSKA NEWS OF RECENT
OCCURRENCE.
Changes in Railroad Agents--Interest-
ing School Entertainment.

on the sick list for a couple of weeks,
is now able to be out
Mrs. X. Stock left Tuesday for an
extended visit with friends in Sacra-
mento.
Mr.. Rhea Stone was a Yerington
visitor Wednesday, Congratulations
are not yet in order-but soon.
Mr. F. J. Sullivan. of the N c. B.,
passed through Wabuska yesterday,
en- route to Reno.
Ex-senator Reymers was business
caller in our village on Wednesday.
No new cases of honesty to report
this week
Fred Wade, while loading car
with hay this week. fell from his wag-
on and dislocated his shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rallens and
Kenny Penrose intend to start tomor-
row on trip to the old country to
be gone four or five months. Miss
Nellie Penrose will accompany them
as far as Pittsburgh and visit relatives
there until they return.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Young and Mrs.
Rallens attended the meeting of the
O. +. S. in Yerington on Monday
night of this week
Pete Perazzo will drive his band of
cattle to his mountain stock range in
California next week. 1t will be six
day trip.
Mrs. Pursell is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Matt Penrose, and other Wa
buska friends.
District No school closed yes
terday and farewell dance was given
the teacher and Miss Nellie Penrose
al the school house.
The couple that Justice Young mar
ried at Thompson couple OF weeks
ago have separated and now travel
their separate ways.
Mr.. J. Stice. who has been agent
for the S. p. Co. at Wabuska for the
past three years, was relieved last
week by Mr. O. Barnwell, of Cobrc
Mr. Stice left Wabuska last Saturday
for a short visit with his parents in
Missouri after which he will return
to Reno and go into business for him
self. His many friends in this district
are sorry to see him leave but wish
him well in his future undertaking.
Albert Perkins, night clerk for the
S. p. Co. at Wabuska, surprised his
many friends recently by returning
from an extended vacation with
very neat little wife. We were just
about to brand Mr.. Perkins and list
him as an "old batch" but he broke
from our ranks and strayed away.
Miss Mabel +. Harris, teacher of
the Wabuska school. after closing a
very successful term, left for her home
in Carson last week.
Mrs. Jack Smith received letter
from her husbands physician in Reno
stating that Jack would be able to re-
turn home shortly.
The charivari given Al Perkins and
bride week ago Sunday night was
hilarious affair. Wine flowed freely,
speeches were made and dancing was
INDUCED in.
The school in Railroad District No
20 closed last week Friday. The ex-
ercises were very interesting and the
school room was filled with visitors
Everybody voted Miss Harrison sue
cess as a trainer of youngsters. The
pupils presented her with gold sou
venir spoon. a
Mrs. VIM. Rallens is visiting friends
and relatives N Goldheld.
Mr.. Stone, the Wabuska post-mas-
ter, took some excellent pictures of
District No. 20 school and its visitors
last Friday.
Mrs. Alex. Brann passed through
on No. last week Friday.
Following is the program present
ed in School District No. 20 on Fri
day of last week,
Song-Sleep Little Baby of Mine.
................... Class
Greetings-By lola Markwell, Dor
ris Swasey, Grace Penrose and
Edna Mcmillan.
Recitation ...... Esther Mcmillan
Recitation. ......... Clarence Nagel
Recitation on...............Lu Lucille Sticc
Dialogue-When I'm Man. By Boys
Song-Up in the Sky
lola Maxwell, Edna and Esther
Mcmillan.
Recitation Edna Mcmillan
Recitation. ............ Helen Penrose
Recitation. Herbie Penrose
Recitation. Lucia Black
Song-Butterhy Happy Rover Glass
The Empty Cradle. lola Markwell