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

to tie Exposition
Alex Ransom was in town Thursday
and said he was in hurry, but il
coming again. We are glad that he
keeps his promises.
J. B. Gallagher arrived from Reno
Wednesday of this week, where he
has been for some time visiting with
his family and also on business.
Mrs. H j. Hayes is at the Dyer home
in Wabuska watching bunch Of
about as lively grandsons as can be
found in Lyon county. There are
others.
Mrs. ]. f. Campbell, who went to
Dayton with her husband, the District
Attorney, last week, continued on to
Reno, thence to Fallon to visit rela-
tives. She returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Guild moved
into their pretty little cottage on West
street this week Clark has the honor
Of having one of the prettiest little
cottages in Yerington.
Louis Lagoria and Erna Sutphen
were married in Yerington on We'd
nesday by Judge Blanchard. They
departed on their honeymoon on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. Chris Hernleben, Aunt Min
ME-" returned this week from San
Francisco, where she has been visit
ing fir ends and incidentally taking in
the Exposition.
Completion of the exterior decora-
ton of the Lyon County Bank was
accomplished by Mesrs. Steele and
Michigan Saturday One improvement
leads to another. The city beautiful
movement is growing in our town.
Frank Bugbee is in town this week
from his property in Pine Grove.
He reports everything humming III
that district. He says that the old
Pine Grove mine never had so good
/ showing as it has now.
Frank Constantine was an arrival
from San Francisco this week, where
ne has been for the past month or
so. He is still in the mining game
md expects to do some prospecting
lround this district
Fred Brooks is in from Golconda
this week on a visit to his mother,
Mrs. K. S. Brooks, of the Brooks Cot
tage. Mr.. Brooks expects to go to
ranchng in Mason Valley in the near
future.
+. o. Stickney returned from San
Francisco in time for the celebration
He left his sister, Mrs. Spring, in Cal
fornia. After a short visit there Mrs.
spring will spend considerable time
visiting eastern points before return
ing to Yerington.
We wanted to talk about the Cop
per Belt this week, but have not been
able to for want of time Our only
is that we intend to do so in
the near future We are going to boost
it if we can If we can't we will crys-
talize into silecence &c that?
Mrs. Ricksecker and Miss Helen
Flock, of Ohio, who have been visit
ing their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Durand, continued th.ir western
trip on Wednesday, accompanying
Mr.. and Mrs Ricksecker to Reno in
their auto. Prof. R. A Ricksecker,
of Nazareth Military Academy, MAJ
areth, Pennsylvania, arrived on the
Overland limited and came home
with the Ricksecker's.
Miss Hattie Cowie, proprietor of
the New Model Cafe, expects soon to
be alone in the business, as her part
ner, Mrs. Kate Chappelle, is going
to join her husband at Carson soon
She has first-class chef employed
and says that she has all the custom
that she can handle. Besides a great
many regular boarders she gets a
good many transients, who are look
ing for good place to eat. The best
part of it is they always go back.
In spite of the very backward spring
the hay crop this year is very good
and was harvested a week or ten days
carrier than usual The grain crop is
bumper and will be ready for har-
vest in about ten days. New potatoes
from the valley are in the market and
you bet they are good ones, too. The
potato crop this year promises to be
the hest ever There ;s w,r -,