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

MIS-. X. =. omedley OF Ludwig was
shopping in Yerington Tuesday.
Ernest Wagner returned this week
from Reno, where he spent the sum-
mer.
Tom OBrien, from ludwig, was in
town yesterday, attracted by the
circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Orem of Lud-
wig were Yerington visitors Monday
evening.
Ed. A. Dyer of Wabuska and his
two sons were visitors to the city
Wednesday.
Gold Medal Flour 81 per sack at
the Big Store. Lam, Hanson & Meth
erton. Advt
George Friedhoff, of Friedhoff &
Hoeffel, came to town to see the cir
Gus Thursday evening.
D. P. Randall took Willard I:,hn
son to Carson City Sunday. The
Sheriff returned Tuesday
Clarence Beaman of Smith Valley
was a visitor this week, returning to
his home with W. f. Reading.
Jim Kelley and Mrs. Kelley and
Mr.. Fulstone were in from Yelling
ton Thursday to see the circus.
J. f. Gelder came down from Rock
land Saturday and to enjoy few
days rest from his duties at the mine.
Mrs. Kaufman and Mrs. Hirony-
nous have returned from three
weeks V sit to the San Francisco fair.
Miss Richie, teacher of the Ludwig
school, visited Yerington Monday ev-
ening with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Orem.
Died-In Yerington, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER %, 1915, Mary Snyder, wife
of the late Charles Snyder, 'ed IS
years. "a
Geo. F. West returned S ey
from Carson City, where he speh as
week as a member of the Fec, al
Grand Jury.
Mr.. John G. Kaufman returned
from his three-weeks' stay at the Ne
Sada Hot Springs greatly improved
by the baths.
Hon. ]. |. Wilson returned last Sun
day from a months visit to the fair.
His looks indicate that he had en-
joyed the trip.
Doctor F. J. Mckinley, Indian SUI
perintendent at Schurz, visited the
circus and ate peanuts and popcorn
Thursday evening.
Superintendent McNab, formerly
in charge of the Thompson smelter,
has returned from several months
residence in Arizona.
w. f. Reading, of the Reading
Mercantile & Transportation Com
pany at Wellington, was an interested
attendant at Court last Monday.
Z. A. Dillon and Cleve Hughes
left for San Francisco Sunday. The
latter expecting to return with an
other auto to use in his service.
On Thursday morning, September
80, lis, the beneiicent old stork
brought bouncing baby boy to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs f. A. West
Miss Georgia Kaufman returned
with her mother from Sacramento
and San Francisco and will visit the
"old home town" for few weeks.
James Nugent the rustling agent
for the Ford for Douglas, Storey and
Lyon counties, returned from a ten
days trip to California Wednesday.
Monday last the new Sullivan COM
pressor for the Pittsburgh-Dolores
mine was taken to Rockland by Henry
Slingerland, using his ten-horse team
to haul it.
Lew and Mrs. Little, Mr. and Mrs.
Glades, Mrs r. c. Dyer, Dick and
Tom Flynn and Jack Dickey came
over from Schurz to enjoy the circus
Thursday evening.
J. +. Saunders was in Yerington
Monday and was appointed custodian
for the Smith Valley Mines property
at Wellington to succeed William
Donnelly, who resigned.
The new device for precipitation
of copper at the teaching plant at
Thompson is being tested. The plant
is expected to be ready for the treat
ment OF ores within week.
Judge Hart, who has been holding
Court at Carson for Judge Langan,
came back to Yerington yesterday and
today is engaged in hearing applica-