Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-05-02
LITTLE LOCALS

Smith Valley had snow storm this
week.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
Judge Langan returned to his home
in Virginia City Wednesday.
J. E. Campbell, the Mason attorney.
has been in Court attendance during
the week
f. O. Kamm, of the Mason Valley
Smelter, was doing business in Yer
ington Thursday.
Chas Levy, who sells malt and
spurious liquors, was visiting the Yer
ington trade yesterday.
There will be very little fruit, if
any, in the valley this year. Frost
has killed the blossoms.
w. J. Langevin, the grocery man,
paid the city short business visit
Thursday and yesterday.
The trout season opened yesterday
and you can now go angling for these
fish if you have a license.
D. Crowninshield left for San Fran
cisco the first of this week on a va
cation of a couple of weeks.
How about the fair. grounds and
months left now before fair time.
L. H. Bartholomew and wife, of the
Silver State mine in the Mt Grant
section, were in Yerington this week.
Word received from Aurora on
May % says that a two-day snow
storm had covered most everything
up.
Rev. J. L. Collins, now located at
Gold6eld, dropped into Yerington for
a few hours stay on Thursday of this
week
R. M. Price, the Reno attorney, was
a visitor the first of the week. He
was here on the Jean Menta estate
matters.
Johnny Nichols was an arrival from
Reno yesterday to look after mining
property he is interested in in this
district
Is Yerington going to have n
Fourth of July celebration this year?
If so, it is time to begin making pre-
parations.
After about ten days of freezing
nights and cold cloudy weather there
is a moderation, and the last two
days have been sunshiny and warm.
The Woman's Club of Yerington is
arranging to give a barn dance and
lawn party at Nordyke on the 10Th
of June, just after the closing OF
schools.
Mrs. c. N Fox. of San Jose, Cal,
was an arrival in Yerington Tuesday
on a visit to Mrs. w. Boulter, at Yer
ington station, and will remain for
some weeks.
Mrs. Murray has leased the Reno
lodging house to Mrs Ailworth for
one year and will leave today or to-
morrow for Aurora where she ex-
poets to go into business.
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.
r, H. Woodbridge, of Chicago, who
is heavily interested in the Smith Val
ley Mines Co., was an arrival in Yer
ington Thursday and left for the mine
the same day to inspect the work that
has been done since his last visit.
Judge c. S. Harwood and Robert
G.. Withers, of Reno, were here the
first of the week on business connect
ed with the settlement of the Menta
estate A. Jensen, administrator OF
the estate, was also here.
The white Sale" will be held in
the building formerly occupied by the
Fine Clothing House, Friday, May
Is, beginning at two o'clock Ice
cream and strawberries will be served
at the same time. Advt
Henry l. Moore, formerly of Ma
son, was an arrival from Salt Lake
City last Sunday on legal business.
He returned to the city of the Saints
yesterday, and expects to be here
! again in couple of weeks. H. |.
spends most of his time in Utah now,
although he claims still to be resi-
dent of Mason.