Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-03-28
LITTLE LOCALS
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& Netherton. Advt.
Seed wheat for sale by Lam, Han
son & Netherton Advt.
J. J. Carberry and wife have been
spending the week in Reno.
DR.. Edwards and A. w. Fraser were
down from Mason Thursday on bust
ness.
The Rebekah Lodge of this place
is going to give a grand May Day
ball on the first of May
Chester Barton was an arrival from
Dayton the first of the week and will
remain here for some time.
For Sale-Late model photograph
nearly new, with p double records
Price SIS Enquire at the Reno
Rooming House, Yerington.
For Sale-At bargain, one h. p.
Excelsior Motorcycle, in irst-class
condition, at 500. Come quick if you
want this w. w. Davis, Mason, New
The Glee Club, of Wabuska, is go
ing to give an April Fool dance on
next Tuesday evening. Good music
and a swell time is promised those
who attend.
Thursday the residents of Yerington
experienced some real March weather
1t was windy and cold, and it is still
cold and cloudy and threatening to
snow or rain.
The Junior Class of the Lyon
County High School is rehearsing the
farce-comedy, "A Modern Ananias,"
which will be put on at Rink Hall on
the 18th of April.
Pat Mccartney left last Sunday for
De Beque, Colorado, where some
promising oil wells have been struck
and where Pat has some oil land
which may prove valuable.
Fred Bertrand lost another fine,
thoroughbred young bull on Monday
of this week The animal died of
alfalfa bloat This makes the second
fine animal Bertrand has lost
Queen of the Valley Rebekah
Lodge will give a grand May Day
Dance, with specialties, at Rink Hall.
Yerington, May |, 1914 Good music
and a good time guaranteed to all.
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.
Mrs. Dwight Leavitt returned to
her home in Virginia City yesterday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Dewitt
Crowninshield, who will visit friends.
and relatives in several parts of Cali
fornia for few weeks.
Born-In Yerington, March Is,
1914, to the wife of John Summers, a
son. Mother and son are doing nicely
and John wears a smile that won't
come off whenever he reaches town
from, the Montana lexington.
Amos Fabri has been confined to
the Yerington hospital since last Sat
urday with an attack of appendicitis.
He is not in dangerous condition
but as soon as somewhat stronger
will have an operation performed.
Sam Arentz, formerly Superintend-
ent Of the NevadaDouglas and the
Nevada Copper Belt road, dropped in
to shake hands with Yerington friends
Wednesday. He is now located in
Salt Lake in business for himself and
looks hale and hearty.
Joe Matthias, the old man assaulted
by an Indian in Gold Canyon couple
of weeks ago. had an operation per-
formed on his head in the Carson
hospital this week The bone of the
skull was raised from the brain, and
it is thought that Matthias will now
recover.
R. E. Dollard, special agent for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., was a
Y rington visitor this week. His
Headquarters are in San Francisco and
he is making his. annual trip of agency
inspection Mr. Dollard has been with
the company for Is years. f. J..
Cooper is the Yerington agent for the
company. rs
c. u. Bowles and Will Lyon. rep
resenting the new Nevada Fire In
surances Company, of Carson, were
arrivals in Yerington yesterday by
way Of Wellington. This company
is a new institution, with quite num-
Der ofprominent Nevadans behind it,
which is bidding for home business.
IT has an authorized capital and sur
plus of $SOOO00.,