Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-04-24
LITTLE LOCALS

John Freeman and wife were Wis
iting in Silver City this week.
c. E. Shillingford motored over
from Wellington last Wednesday,
Mrs Frank Cordry was in from the
ranch yesterday on a shopping trip.
Fine new line percale and ginghams
at bargain prices at Hall & Morgan's.
Miss Lillian Farrell was up from
the ranch yesterday on a shopping
tour.
For Saturday only we will sell IA
pounds cane sugar with every ST cash
purchase. Hall & Morgan.
Henry Reinfeldt, of Wellington,
was in the city last Tuesday and We'd
nesday, returning home Thursday.
Tom Walden, Superintendent OF the
Wheeler Gold Mines Co., came down
fl ON the property last Wednesday.
Mr. Thos. O'Donohue, representing
Moore-W Watson Drygoods Co., of San
francisco, was Ill lOWll Hul Sudy.
Clay Mckinley left by auto last
Wednesday night for Reno, where he
will visit few days with his pa
rents.
Dan Mcleod and vile | ave moved
back to Yerington, having heen stop
ping at Kinds Hot Springs the past
winte:
DIR. Edwards, ST., was an arrival
last Wednesday from Aurora. He
will return there next week for the
summer.
When the registry books closed last
night there were 1873 new names on
list-of this number about l23 are
women voters.
John Hitsman, railroad man of
Oregon, was called here this week on
account of the death of his mother,
Mrs. Hitsman.
Mrs. Thos. O'Bren, of Ludwig, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hanson. She expects to return to
Ludwig in a few days.
f. d. Brown, Superintendent of the
Truckee River General Electric Co
passed through Yerington last We'd
nesday OH his way 10 .''ne Grove and
nuckland
F. w. Wilson, of San Francisco,
representing the Standard Under
ground Cable Co., has been looking
over the district the past week i'll the
interest of his company g.
On Saturday, May IS the brothers
of the |. o. O. F. Lodge, with their
Band, will accompany Grand Master
c. f. Mack on a trip to Wellington,
where Lodge will be instituted.
A. E. Ross, musician, who was To-
Gated in Yerington couple of years
ago, has been visiting friends in Yer
ington for the past few days, leaving
for San Francisco last Thursday.
Mrs. Scott, of Wellington, has been
the guest of Mrs. Chapman for the
past few days. She will, when through
visiting, go to Rawhide to join her
husband, who is in business in that
thriving mining camp.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Fred Ber
trand, Mrs A. A. Hinchman and Mrs.
n. Bethune motored to Silver City,
where they will visit relatives. From
there Mrs. Bethune will return to her
home in Vacaville, Cal.
Mrs. Irene Downey- Loomis, the
popular young matron, formerly of
this city, but now of San Francisco,
was an arrival last week to spend a
few weeks visiting her many friends
in Yerington and vicinity.
Dennis Lynch has gone to work at
the Nevada Progressive mine. AS
Dennis learned his trade where they
turned out the best miners in the
world-the Comstock-that mine is
lucky in having his services.
Geo. w. Webster and wife and Mrs
Lillian -Churchyard went to
Smith Valley today. From there they
will go to Reno and take the train for
San Francisco and take in the fair.
They will be absent about a week.
Next Friday, April 80. track meet
will be held at the H gh School. The
Juniors will compete against the low
err classmen and the grammar school
combined Both sides are faithfully
training and the outcome is in doubt
Gods acre over on the eastern slope
OF the foothills is filling up pretty rap
idly. One can notice it by reading the
headstones that cover the remains of
some old-timer who has gone to his
reward.
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brooks was taken to the hos