Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-04-03
LITTLE LOCALS

+. A. Dyer and Ike Miller were up
from Wabuska last Wednesday on
business.
Joe Perry, of the Pittsburg- Dolores
mine force, came down from Rock
land last Monday.
Mrs Chas. A. Steele, wife of As
semblyman Steele, returned from Car
son City last week.
Mrs N, B. Kyker, of Artesia, was in
Yerington Wednesday filing statement
on her desert claim.
Terry Sullivan is town from the Mt.
Grant country where he has been do
ing some mining work.
Senator F. O. Stickney was down
from the ranch Monday attending the
funeral of J. G. Young.
Rev. Frank Summers left Tuesday
for San Francisco on short business
trip, expecting to return today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Plummer, ST.,
were down from the ranch last Mon
day attending the J. G.Young funeral.
James O'Brien, one of the progress
sive farmers of the Artesta section,
was doing business in Yerington on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Guild have re-
moved to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers until the completion of their
own home.
The annual white sale and bazaar
of the Ladies' Aid Society will be held
in Leavitt Lodge Hall Saturday, April
TO- 1915 Everybody invited.
Born-In Smith Valley, March Is,
1915, to the wife of c. c. Tidd son.
mother and son are doing nicely. With
proper care the father will pull out
alright.
The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spottswood, who has been on the
sick list for some time past, and in
very critical condition for week or
so, is on the road to recovery and is
expected to be out again soon.
The we'll being drilled on the Bob
Sloan ranch in the Artesia section, Is.
down l73 feet Present operations are
being delayed on account OF the non
arrival of the 4-inch casing. AS soon
as received sinking will be resumed.
The wife and sister of o. w. Wick
ham, druggist at the Smith Drug store,
arrived in Yerington from Reno
Thursday They have have rented
the Frank Gallagher house and will
make this city their home for some
time.
Milo A. Lang, of Salt Lake, has
been appointed as attorney of the Ne
vada Copper Belt road and Nevada
Douglas Copper Co. with headquarters
in Mason. He will attend to all legal
matters in the district for the above
companies.
Frank Adams, Special Agent of the
Department of Commerce Bureau OF
the Census, was in town this week
taking the census of the manufacture
ing part of the place. After finishing
Nevada he will take up the same line
in San Francisco.
Mrs. w ID. Davidson has returned
to Yerington after several months
spent with her sister Mrs. MCGOWAN,
of the south end of the valley. Mrs.
Davidson will be pleased II meet her
many friends at her residence and
office in East Main street.
Hall & Morgan have secured as
clerk the services Of Melville Lcavitt,
who has been with the Mason Mer-
camille Co. for so long time. The
ever growing trade has called for just
such service and Melville is so we'll
known that everyone knows just the
good treatment that will be given.
Ed Alworth, brother of r. H. Al
worth, of Yerington, was so badly
injured in Rochester about ten days
ago by being kicked by a horse, that
he died last Friday, after being re
moved to Winnemucca. r. Fl. did not
hear of his injury until he read the &C
count of his death in the Reno Gazette
The New Model Cafe. under the
management of Miss Hattie Cowee,
is the popular cafe of the city. Two
rooms for private parties have been
fitted up, and make nice pleasant
rooms for diners. Young man. don't
take your best girl there for dinner
unless you want to continue the stunt;
for if once taken, there is sure repeat
ers coming.
Frank Stuart and wife, who have
resided in our city for the past few
years, left last Sunday for San Fran
cisco. After taking in the Exposition
they will go to Stuart, Nebraska, to
live Wbita hare thew made prea I