Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-04-17
LITTLE LOCALS

At Lam, Hanson & Netherton's.
Harvey fireman has accepted posi-
ton with the Prescott Mining Co.
Ed Mayfeld has just finished re
papering the home of G.. W. Knerim
J. E. Gelder left last Wednesday for
visit to the Pittsburg- Dolores mine
at Rockland
Onion sets, l2Il cents per pound at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's. Special
price in quantities.
Attorney Warren Hauser left last
Saturday for Rawhide on a business
trip, returning Wednesday.
Grandma Fox, mother of Mrs. Geo
Knierim, has been having a very bad
sick spell She is now improving
c. S. Dangberg, of Gardenville
agent fir Buick cars, came in last Wed
nesday, interviewing prospective pur
ehasers.
Last Saturday was payday at To-
nopah and the disbursements on pay
roll, power and material exceeded
100000.
Lawn grass seed both Kentucky
blue grass or Golden State mixed, Is
cents per pound at Lam, Hanson &
Nethertons.
Mrs. A. ]. Webster, of Reno, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Yerington. was a departure for
home this week.
The children of Mrs. Knox's room
picnicked at the Miller & Lux ranch
Tuesday of this week. OF course they
had a good time
Mrs. Hittsman, mother of Mrs n
i. Bertrand, who suffered stroke of
paralysis some week ago, is not i'm
proving very much.
Jim Nugent, the shoeman, was in
the city Wednesday on his regular trip
to the Nevdaa- Progressive mine,
Sweetwater and Aurora
Mrs Geo. Butler, of Mason, was in
Yerington last Thursday house hunt
ing, as il is the intention of the But
lers to live in our live little city.
Mrs. Norman Bethune, of Vacavile,
California, was an arrival in Yering
ton last week, called here by the seri-
Gus illness OF her mother, Mrs Hits
man.
c. S. Haley, Superintendent OF the
Presctt Mining Co.. left Tuesday for
Baker City. Oregon, where he goes
to make an examination of mining
property.
Joe Perry came down from the
Pittsburg- Dolores last Sunday, re
turning to the mine Tuesday, Manager
Schrader meeting him here and &C
companying him on his return.
Last week in our Commissioners
proceedings it was made to appear that
Mrs. |. A. Strosnider made applica-
ton for benefit of Mrs. Dunn 1t
was Mrs. s. f. Strosnider who made
the application.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Little, OF Schurz, Mrs c. Foltz and
Mrs. bud Stevens motored in from
Rawhide, the Littles and Mrs. Foltz
on a shopping tour, Mrs. Stevens Wis
iting her husband, who is the Yering
ton hospital.
Last Tuesday Judge bud Stevens,
of Rawhide, was brought to Mrs Raj
eigh's hospital a pretty sick man-a
nervous breakdown. Since entering the
hospital he has improved very much,
and is expected to be out, well man
again, in a short time.
Charley Oberg and Red Taylor,
leasing on Empire Nevada, are taking
out some high grade shipping ore
from which they make three grades
all good pay. Pennington and FULLY
leasing on the old Vardy shaft. are
taking out ore right along. Some
very high-grade shipments will be
made to outside smelters until such
time as our own starts up.
Ben Fukushima opens the old Mon
tana Cafe Tuesday under the name of
The Royal Cafe The place has just
recently been rebuilt and is as fine
dining room as there is in western Ne
vada-newly furnished throughout. He
has been catering TO the hungry pub
lie OF ierington and vicinity for the
past few years and has at all time
held a good patronage. and in his new
place will be able 10 accommodate
everybody at all times.
Last Easter morn the siork in flying
over our city singled out the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Mcleod as the one
place TO pay his respects and left a
bouncing baby boy Of regulation size
and weight Mother and baby are
coming along fine Charley has fully