Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-10
LITTLE LOCALS

J. |. Kline is in charge of the Hub
barber shop of Lawrence Laughlin
during the latter's absence on his
summer vacation at the P. p |. Z.
Salty Snyder and George Butler,
Jr., escrted and chaperoned the Yer
ington baseball nine to Aurora last
Sunday evening.
G.. +. Roberts, special agent for the
this week interviewing the local agent,
L. J. Cooper.
Word from Mrs Josie L. Davidson
states that she is in good health and
enjying herself at Carmel-b by the Sea,
California.
N. w Willis the popular attorney
and mining man, is moving out of his
office on Main street The building
will be used as an office by the Cor
ona Gold Mining Company.
Frank Martin was an arrival from
Oakland last Monday, where he has
been attending the Oakland Poly
technic Schol. He will spend his va
cation on the ranch.
c. M. Coddington made Wellington
a business trip on Wednesday of this
week. The hot weather season is
busy one for Mrs Coddington, for
everyone wants ice.
Harry Warren and ]. D. Flory al
falfa seed men, were in Smith Valley
Thursday looking over some seed
fields that Mr.. Warren has contracted
for in that valley.
Word from San Diego, California,
states that Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Rey-
mers are enjoying good health as well
as pleasant time at the San Diego
Exposition.
Miss Emma Hecht and Mrs. Rose
Schiecht Jamestown Missouri are
visiting in Yerington, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. R. Lam and other
relatives.
The dishwasher at the Hub Cafe
while at work Sunday night accident
ally cut his wrist on brken dish
The arteries were severed and would
have proven fatal if not checked at
once by doctor.
Ed Wedertz, County Commissioner
from Smith Valley, and wife, spent
the Fourth in Yerirgton Mr.. Wed
ertz remained over for the regular
monthly meeting of the Commits |
sioners.
The always genial Fred Littell and
Mrs. Litte1l, little Thelma, and Miss
Georgia departed last Tuesday for
San Francisco on a visit to relatives
and to also take in the p p l. f. Lee
remained at home to take care of the
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Hughes, Ray
Catterson, Will Genzel Arthur Leach
r. w. Beaman, Floyd Yung, O. E.
Some, Bud Marshall, Chester Kauf-
man, Alfred Baker and Gerald Hi |
ronymuS took in the ball game at |
Aurora last Monday, travelling in two |
cars from Hughes garage.
Dr. c. E. Leavitt and Bert Williams
left last Wednesday for camping
trip at the Leavitt Meadows, travel
ing by auto Will Reymers and |
Manuel Bettedcourt in Mrs Reymers
Buick and Fred Burner in his REQ
ais departed the same day for the |
same place
Jerry Selby, employed at the Nc
Gowan ranch, had his arm badly cut
last Wednesday by accidentally fall
ing on the sickle bar of a moving ma
chine He was brought at once to the
Yerington Hospital, where the wound
was dressed He is on the road to re-
oovery.
Henry Slingerland, with a tenant |
NAL team, cmmenced the hauling of Il
carload of lime last Thursday from
the Wilson Station to the PittsburE
Dolores mine at Rockland. Mr.. Sling
erland has also contracted to haul a
carload of lumber for this company,
which is now on the siding at the Yer
ington depot.
George Rose AN employe at the
Miller ranch was badly injured last
Saturday by being thrown from cart
when the horse he was driving ran
away Two of his ribs were broken
his scalp and forehead were lacerated
and he also suffered from conclusion
of the brain Rose was moved at once
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