Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-02

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chant of Sonora, California, arrived
yesterday from Salt Lake for brief
visit with his brother, Doctor George
! A. Knox, before returning to his
home.
John B. Gallagher has returned
from his trip to the Fair and other
points. The report that John had
lost his plump form and handsome
features is wholly without foundation
in fact"
Chas A Porter, who has been with
the PittsburgDolores since January l.,
came to Yerington Monday. He left
for Reno and other points Wednes-
day for a rest before resuming his
duties.
Mr. F. N. Littleton, Examiner for
the immigration Department of the
United States, arrived yesterday and
is conducting before Judge Hart the
final examination of applicants for
citizenship.
Mrs. H. Roissy, wife of the Meth
odist pastor, arrived III Yerington
Tuesday, after an extended visit
among her sisters in Long Beach and
| Los Angeles, and more recent visit
to the Panama Pacific Exposition.
Matt Penrose and family accom-
panied by Mr.. Stahlman and family
and Roy Schooley, returned Sunday
from a months trip to the fair and
They made the trip in MATHS new
Buick six.
Mr.. D. F. Yost of the Corona Mine
Company, went to Reno Monday last.
After short visit with his son and
daughter Mr. Yost will proceed to
Philadelphia and other eastern points
on business. He will return in about
six weeks.
Bring the postal card mailed to you
and get box of Palmolive soap free
at Lam, Hanson & Netheron's Adv.
/
/ Neil Mcleod, Frank Allenwood and
/ Arthur Dowd, who left for the fair
| last week in Neips Ford, were due to
ralch San Francisco yesterday. 1t
was not the fault of the machine that
/ caused the length of time on the road,
! for they intended to visit many places
/ and to hunt and camp EN- route. +,
Mr.. Ed II. Dillon wishes to an
/ nounce that he has taken possession
OF his blacksmith shop, and in the
future will conduct his own business
He will keep practical and first
spring repairer and will guarantee
all work done in the Dillon shop.
After the 18th the train service on
Sunday to Hudson and Ludwig on the
Nevada Copper Belt railroad will be
discontinued. This is due to lack of
patronage. The service during the
weeks days will be as before, the mo-
tor leaving Mason for Ludwig from
Mason at 8 o'clock a. m. and return
ing to Mason at II 40 a. m.
The Yerington Hospital, conduct
ed by Miss Rawlcy and Miss Wad-
dington was closed Thursday and S.
L. Horner, who has been an inmate
for several months past, was taken
to the Mason Hospital The depart
ure OF these two efficient nurses is
deeply regretted, but they had much
more favorable opportunity at Fresno,
California, where they will conduct
hospital
The Big Store is selling GRAN
BERRIES at Is cents a quart. Lam,
Hanson & Netherton. Advt.
Mrs. c. +. Fotz of Scuhrz brought
her little daughter, Dorothy, to the
city Thursday to have a bead removed
from her ear The obstruction had
occurred several days previous and
the ear had become inflamed and Il
considerable gathering OF pus formed
The pus was drained by Drs. Brown
and Knox, but it was not considered
safe to remove the bead until the
excessive inflammation subsidies.
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