Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-08-22
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John G. Young was up from Wa
buska yesterday on business.
Art Swartz was out from Dayton
this week, called as trial juror.
F. w. Simpson was in the city from
Smith Valley the first of the week
F. A. Cassidy, of Silver City, was
in Yerington on Court duty this week
c. E. Wedertz was Yerington Wis
itor from Smith Valley the first OF
the week.
House for Rent-Furnished house
of four rooms. See E. ]. Cooper,
Yerington.
f. f. Hull has been circulating
around the county this week on po-
litical business
l.. O. Whitsell, the Fernley rancher-
attorney, was here on jury duty the
first of the week
Bill Thompson, deputy Sheriff at
Dayton, was here this week as wit
ness before the Court.
VIM Kearney, State Engineer, and
his brother, were in Yerington on a
short visit last Saturday.
Much grain has been headed in the
valley and the threshing crews are
about ready for business.
Mesdames Wright and Allen have
been in San Francisco this week on
business and pleasure trip.
Lyon county is fortunate this year
in having good material all around to
select legislative timber from.
Ira Fallon and wife and children,
were in town for couple of days the
first of the week after their camping
trip.
Miss Anna Livingston was down
from Smith Valley for couple of
days this week visiting her numerous
friends.
Nick Hironymous was an arrival
from Sacramento Tuesday to attend
the funeral of his father-in-law, Chas.
Snyder.
NJ X. Toohy, Dr. Foster and c.
Dickinson were down from Smith Val
ley the first of the week on jury duty
and other business.
Mrs. Florence Munroe, of Oroville,
Cal, is conducting the millinery es-
adjustment of Wright and Allen, dur
ing their absence in San Francisco.
c. B. Burkham, of Bodie, passed
through here last Sunday on his way
TO Arizona, where his brother, Harold
Burkham Vain, was killed al Jerome,
supposedly by mining accident.
Judge Winters, of Fallon, was circu-
lating around among the voters this
week He is now travelling in his own
conveyance, a Ford auto The Judge
is making numerous friends in this
section.
Mrs. John Ross and two children
were arrivals from Blair this week and
will make Yerington their home. This
is another family added to our pop
ulation on account of our excellent
schools.
Sam Bagln, now of Elko, has been
here this week on visit TO G.. w.
Webster and wife. He formerly re
sided with Mr., and Mrs Webster
when they conducted the Webster
ranch on the East Walker River.
Thirty-four candidates have filed
nomination papers and petitions in
Lyon county Three of these, the can
didates for Board of Education, do not
pay. The assessments from the others
brought into the county treasury $3.50.
Mrs. Parrish, of this place, received
a letter from Germany yesterday stat
ing that her twin sons were both in
the German army now figting near
Brussels. Naturally she is interested
in seeing Germany win and her sons
come out of the mix-up without in
jury.
Prof Winfrey, who is seeking the
Democratic nomination for Superin-
tendent of Schools, was short visitor
this week, coming in Tuesday and
leaving Wednesday. He was return
ing to Reno from an extended trip
through the southern portion of the
State.
In our issue of last week we stated
that c. A. Mcleod had held the office
of Clerk and Treasurer for three
terms This is an error. He has beer
elected to the Office only twice This
will make the third time he has as
pired to the Office. 1t seems that he
has given satisfaction. however. a.
there is no one to oppose him this
year.