Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-02
LITTLE LOCALS
Happy New Year.

visiting friends in Yerington.
M. Friedrich, of Reno, registered at
the Holland Wednesday.
]. II. Gilman, of Reno, was Yer
ington visitor this week.
The new Board of County Com
missioners will meet next Monday.
Yeringon has no vacant houses at
the present time.
J. S. Cannon, of Oakland, Cal,
was in the city on business Thurs
day.
Jim Meadows was up from Wa
.buska yesterday making New Year
calls.
J. F. Moore, of Coleville, Cal, was
a Yerington visitor last Saturday and
Sunday.
Jim Nugent and Ross Thompson
were down from Mason Thursday on
business.
Henry Therein and wife were up
from Wabuska Thursday to take in
the dance.
c. G. West, produce buyer of Reno,
was in Yerington on business trip
this week.
Alex Ransom and son were down
from Smith Valley on business on
Thursday of his week.
For Sale-No. baled hay in any
quantity. w. R. MCGOWAN, phone
3O1O, Yerington. Advt
Commissioner Barlow, of Mason,
was a Carson visitor for a couple OF
days the first of this week.
Bob Dyer was up from Schurz yes
terday arranging to send his little
girl to school in California
w. H. Pitts, the marble quarry man
of Topaz, Cal, was in the city on
business the first of the week.
w. G. Wise and wife were dowl
from Hudson the first OF Ehe week on
a business and shopping trip.
VIM. Dexheimer, who has lease
on the Wheeler mine on the East
Walker was in town on business this
week
George S. Butler, who went to Salt
Lake City some weeks ago, returned
to his home in Mason the first of the
week
Mrs. Irene Loomis left last Sunday
for her home in San Francisco after
a visit OF several weeks with relatives
in Yerington.
General Manager Labarthe, of the
Mason Valley Mines Co, left for Reno
yesterday on a business visit of a
few days duration.
|. H. Baird and c. w. Walker were
arrivals from Los Angeles Wednesday
to look after the work on their copper
property in Mason Pass.
Mrs. W. H. Slingerland left We'd
nesday for Pocaello, Idaho, where
Mr. Slingerland has been for some
weeks in very bad health.
J. F. G. Rahmsdorf, of Byron, Cal,
was an arrival in Yerington the first
of the week to look after some copper
property he owns in the district.
Mrs. Geo II. Plummer arrived
home from Carson the first of the
week, where she had been for some
time during her mothers last illness.
A middle-aged lady would like
position as cook or housekeeper for
middle-aged sober man. Address
Mrs. Jane Griswold, Box 285, Fallon,
Nevada.
Ambro Rosaschi was down from
his East Walker ranch the first 81 the
week He is very enthusiastic over
the possibilities of the Producers rs
ISOLATION.
Mrs Belle Rosaschi has been in the
city this week with with quite sick
baay. She is stopping at Mrs. War
ren's home, where the child is receiv-
ing medical treatment
Miss Frances Holland has been i'll
with a severe attack of tonsilitis for
few days past, but is now on the
road to recovery, after having her
tonsils removed by DR.. Knox
The |. O. O. F. band boys gave a
dance at the Rink Hall on New Years
Eve. which was a swell affair and
well attended The music was en-
trancing and everybody had nice
time.
The result of the balloon guessing
contest conducted by the Mason Mer-
camille Company last week is shown
in this issue. The contest was quite
a novel affair and created considerable