Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-24
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H. A. Lennon, representative OF
Truckee River General Electric Co.,
was here Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Kitchens, of Hawthorne,
is in Yerington on visit to Mrs. V.
c. Bernard.
Frank Simpson and Charley Kinds.
ranchers of Smith Valley, were bust
ness visitors to Yerington this week.
News. has reached Yerington of the
marriage of Frank Carroll at Lodi.
California, to Miss Bessie Russell of
that place.
Mrs. James Goldsworthy, daughter
of Mrs. Annie West, arrived Friday
from Arkanworth, Kansas, on a visit
of few weeks.
Miss Elsie Conway, daughter of P.
J. Conway, has recently secured re-
sponsible position in the office OF the
Aurora Consolidated Mines Co., at
Aurora, Nevada.
T. F. O'Brien, of Ludwig, has been
confined to his bed in the Mason Hos
pital for the past week. However, at
this time he is on the road to recovery
and will be able to resume his duties
at Ludwig soon.
The Times acknowledges the receipt
of a complimentary press ticket to
the race meet at Reno now in pro-
gress, and wishes to thank the man
agement of the Reno Fair and Racing
Association.
AS a result of fire in the snow
sheds near Lakeview, California,
which burned half mile of the South
ern Pacific sheds, the mail from the
west did not arrive in Yerington until
Up. m. Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Orem, of Boston. mother
of the builders of tie Copper Belt
railroad and promoters of tee Nevada
Douglas mines, with her son, Mr.
Dem Orem, were visitors at Ludwig
during the past week and left for Salt
Lake Thursday.
w. ]. Askins and family, of Mason,
left on Wednesday for San Diego and
other points in California to spend
their vacation for several weeks. Mr..
Askins is the oldest conductor on the
Cooper Belt road and, like all the EN-
ployes of this octopus" is popular
and we'll liked by patrons of the road.
1t may be mistake to refer to
"Mac" Wilson as former Mayor OF
Nordyke, but we notice that he was
visitor in town Wednesday and
Thursday, and we presume that as
former Mayor he had been presented
with the keys of the city" by Mayor
McDonough.
Some of the best sheafs of wheat
and barley that we have seen this
week was brought in from b. F. Cow
dery's ranch in the upper end OF the
valley. Mr.. Cowdery has put in some
mighty hard work on his ranch this
year and his crops are showing the
results.
Word by letter from Mrs. David
son. the well-known insurance agent
in this city, was received on Wednes-
day stating that she will return home
about the 27th Mrs Davidson has
been visiting in San Francisco and
other points in California for several
weeks past, large PARTON of the time
being spent at the Exposition.
P. H. Cook, General Traffic Manag-
CIR Of the Copper Belt, was visitor
in Ycrington Wednesday evening
Archie Orem, of the Nevada Douglas
accompanied by Mrs. Orem, his moth
err, and brother. Dem, were also in the
CITY & vi thot Noy' A'Ai
Orem left for Salt Lake on Thursday
and will return shortly.
Miss Hazel Ambrose is in San
Francisco where she will spend her
vacation of FIVE or six weeks. This
Young woman has been employed III
Mason for more than wear past GO
ing and coming on her bicycle in all
kinds of weather. She is the true
type of American girl of whom all
good citizens are so proud. Lyon
county has many such.
The Campbell cabin on Nevada
street was almost destroyed by fire
at an early hour last Wednesday