Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-14
LITTLE LOCALS

MIS-. OulllNlllc dilu HSi uauShtSi
are spending their vacation in Bodie
their old home.
Secure 5 tickets for in the piano
contest at Lam, Hanson & Neither
tons next Wednesday. Advt.
Miss Lucille Beaman, of Smith Val
ley, arrived in Yerington last Sunday
She is the guest of Miss Mary Cox.
c. f. Woodbridge, President of the
Nevada Progressive Mining Company
near Wellington, is stopping at the
Brooks Hotel.
Lon Rose, miner well-known
throughout the mining camps, came
down from Aurora the early part OF
the week, and will visit San Francisc-
co before returning home.
w. H. Day, who travels for Beld-
ing Bros, of California, one OF the
largest silk manufacturers in the
world, was visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher left for San
Francisco on Tuesday. With her
daughter, Miss Lucille Gallagher, she
will spend about month at the fair.
Jack Wright spends all his leisure
time writing to Mrs. Wright how
lonesome he is" He and DR.. Knox
are figuring" on buying typewriter.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Allen went to
the city Sunday to purchase their fall
line OF hats and millinery. They will
spend part of their time at the Expo
ton.
r. S. Avery, who spent consider
able time in the city last fall and win
ter, who also was interested in mining
at Pumpkin Hollow, is in town for
few days.
Next Wednesday, August Is, Lam,
Hanson & Netherton will give tick
cts for l on childrens school shoes
and hose. Tickets good in the piano
contest. Advt
Max Bestandig, representing Louis
Tausig & Company, friend and boo
ster of Carol Rye, who frequently
travels with Max, and about whom
the latter tells his best stories, came
to town Thursday,
Mrs James Nicely left the early part
of the week for Baskerville, California,
to attend a reunion of her family.
After a short visit at that point she
will spend the rest of her months
vacation at the exposition.
John Wright, getting weary of play
ing grass-wdow, will leave tomorrow
to join Mrs. Wright in San Francisco.
Together they will spend their vaca-
ton taking in the exposition and other
things in and around San Francisco.
Jack Pohe, Billy Boyle, Z. Green
wood ard Charley Mcdonald made
flying trip to Ramsey and Reno We'd
nesday. Mr.. Pohe returned Wcdnes-
day and last n ght left for Blair on
business connected with the Clayton
Valley irrigation project.
The Claxton piano, which is the
prize offered by Lam, Hanson & Meth
erton in the contest now being con-
Quoted by them, is on display in their
store. Yesterday Miss Mabel Simp-
son. of Los Angeles, a musician of
pronounced ability, gave an impromp-
tu concert and highly commended the
quality OF the instrument.
Nels Erickson, formerly of Raw
hide, and later of Gold6eld, with his
wife, arrived in town this week. Mr..
Erickson owns neat cottage on Ne
vada street, which he built while re-
siding here three years ago. Nels and
his wife have many friends here and
other places where they have lived.
He is a miner, and a good one.
Henry Therein returned Tuesday
from Reno after a trip in which he
visited lone, Tonopah, Willard, Ro-
chester, Lovelock and Verdi, looking
up mining properties. With his asso-
ciates, Mr.. Therein got some mining
ground near lone, but before the deal
was closed it became involved in liti-
CATION. Mrs Therein visited Verdi
Lovelock and Reno, returning home
with her husband.
Mr.. Joe Nye, affectionately known
among the travelling fraernity, as
"Bilr' Nye, also came to town" this
week Bill has taken the place of
Harry Frank, well-known throughout
Nevada and neighboring States, who
recently retired with popcket full of
money, a new harmonica, and warm
feeling for his less fortunate brother
knights of the grip, for whom he
makes melody when asked and some
times when not asked.
Thos. O'Donohue, who makes his
living with grip, representing
Moara WotcAn nru CnoIe % a.,