Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-12-19

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and Artie Tailleur, of Dayton, were
here Tuesday, being summoned a:
jurymen in the Hironymous case.
E. A. Dillon and family expect tc
move to Petaluma, Cal, to reside very
shortly, where they have purchased {
home and will go into the poultry
business.
Sam Davis, of Carson, is publishing
'4o newspaper at the '49 camp of the
Panama Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco 1t is such a paper as only
Davis would publish.
Jack Smith who has been in the
hospital for mental diseases for some
months past, is not improving much
and there are slight hopes of his ever
regaining his reason.
c. F. Roberts, special agent for the
Aetna Insurance Co, was in the city
couple of days the first of the week
visiting agent Cooper. This was MIR.
Roberts annual visit.
Fred NJ. Fulstone, Chas. H. Bea-
man, John Carney, F. B. Mann, R.
W. McVicar, John Pierce and Clar-
ence Beaman, were down from Smith
Valley as jurymen this week.
Homer Bonham, Paul BENEFITS,
Ruel Lothrop Louis Legris, J. H.
Bailey and Roy Gilbert were out from
Silver City Tuesday, being drawn as
jurymen in the Hironymous case.
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.
Sales & Ricci, the much alive young
hustlers of the East Walker section,
are in the valley this week, looking
for bunch of bulls to place with
their herds of cattle on the upper
ranges in the spring.
w R. MCGOWAN, J. G. MCGOWAN,
Mrs. Roy MCGOWAN and Mrs. Nc
Gowan, mother of the MCGOWAN boys,
motored to the State Capital on Mon
day last, and will stop over on bust
ness for a week or more.
Frank Genzel was an arrival from
Winnemucca Thursday, where he has
been engaged in putting in oil heaters.
He has sold his wood and coal bust
ness to c. E. Kingsley, OF Mason, and
will shortly return to Winnemucca.
DR.. Pollard, of Denver, who is in
terested in the reclamation scheme on
the Walker river with Messrs. COST
gan and Conway, was an arrival in
Carson this week and went on to the
Sweetwater country to look over the
project.
Jas. Nichol and wife and w. III.
Camic and wife will leave in a day or
so for San Francisco and other Cali
fornia points to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Camic says he is going to bring
an auo with him for his Christmas
present.
Miss Gould, teacher in the Plummer
school, is conducting very successful
term and reports fifteen children now
in attendance, but this number will be
increased when crops have all been
moved, which will probably take a
week yet
c. G.. Foster and wife, NJ. K. Too
he and wife, Autumn Jones and wife,
Mrs. J. d. Yeager and Alex Ransom
were over from Simpson this week.
The gentlemen were here on jury duty
and the ladies on shopping and Wis
iting trip.
Orrin Knapp brought Mrs. Clarence
Honey and two children down from
Mount Grant Monday to take the train
for Marysville, Cal, where Mrs
Honey's father is quite i'll. They
missed the train Monday but left here
the next day.
c. f. Wedertz motored down from
Wellington Wednesday, accompanied
by Jim Kelley Mr. Wedertz was
headed for Nina but the snow storm
scared him out of making the trip
by auto and he returned to Yelling
ton Thursday.