Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-11-06
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fOONDT-Nlul1lS DTlule. Loser CAN
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Inquire at this
office Advt
l.. H. Mehaffie was busily engaged
yesterday introducing to his Yering-
ton friends Mr.. c. A. Atwood, an in
surance vendor
Drs Brown and Knox and Warren
Hauser went to Schurz Thursday i'll
the Brown REQ, making the return
trip in one hour and thirty minutes.
w. ]. Slattery, who shows the
Buckingham & Hecht shoes, we'll
known on the coast, was in town yes
terday negotiating with Jimmy MI
gent for Ford.
DIR. Leavitt and A. S. Phipps went
to Schurz in the Doctors Ford. Mr.
Phipps brought back the body of
Frank Weber to prepare it for ship
ment and burial.
Mrs. Frank S. Cox and daughter,
Mary, departed yesterday for San
Francisco to spend couple of weeks
with relative sand friends and also
take a peep at the fair.
We never failed to give satisfaction
and pronounced results with DR.. Wa
terhouse Stomach Remedy when the
customer follows instructions and di-
rections. Yerington Drug Company.
H. S. Pohe and c. c. Emerson, who
went to Reno together last week,
found the town too small to hold them
both at the same time, so Emerson
came home and Jack went to San
Francisco.
Miss Hazel Strosnider, daughter OF
/. A. Strosnider, was taken to Reno
last night by DIR. Brown to be oper-
ated on at the hospital there for APP
pendicitis. George Estes conveyed
them by auto.
Cleve Hughes, of Hughes Auto
Service, this week purchased new
Maxwell touring car for his service
line. 1t is beauty and makes con
siderable addition to his stock of
autos.
DIR. Brown and DR.. Mckenzie went
to Carson Wednesday in the formers
auto, returning in the evening. Mrs.
and Miss Brown accompanied them to
Dayton for short visit among
friends.
DIR. Waterhouse made speciality for
fifty years of stomach troubles and
we are offering his life's results in i
stomach remedy that is a wonderful
producer of normal stomachs Ask
Yerington Drug Company
D. w. Mckenzie, who has been suf
fering from an injury to his shoulders
for some time, had an X-ray picture
made the other day which disclosed
a fracture of the bone, necessitating
the use of cast which was placed on
the injury yesterday.
Work on the Holland Hotel has
reached a stage that the character OF
the building is becoming apparent.
As promised it is going to be very
attractive addition to the town. 1t is
a credit not only to the contractor,
Mr.. Olson, but to its popular owne-,
Harry Holland.
Mrs. Mary E. Hardin, who started
the Yerington Hospital couple OF
years ago, died last week in Denver.
Colorado, from Bright's disease, from
which she had suffered for consid-
cradle time. A letter to DR.. G. F.
Leavitt from her sister conveyed the
news of her demise.
w. H. HOLMAN, representing the
famous Moline Plow Works of Him
ois, visited his friend and local GUS
toner, Ed Dillon, the implement man,
yesterday Mr.. HOLMAN lived for
many years in the Mississippi Valley
and every time he thinks of the winter
rigors of that climate wonders why
the rest of the people don't come west
to live.
Why do you persist in spending
your money for the foolish this. that
and the other dangerous drugs, when
your stomach trouble can be removed
by scientific treatment as used for
years in the private practice of the
late DR.. Waterhouse. Really wonder
full results are being obtained and we
are pleased to explain detail. Write
us or call today. Yerington Drug
Company.
The cause for panied expressions
that his friends may have noticed on
Ed May6eld's face whenever discus
sion occurred about speed ordinances
and their relation to policemen might
be explained by the fact that, listen
ing to the Vaccinations and insti-
cations" of Jimmy Nugent he bought