Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-11-20

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Mr.. Godfrey and the whole outfit
travels in neat little Stanley steam
| er, which will climb trees and noun
tains as readily as any auto yet con-
structed.
| Hervy Kendall, who has been en-
ployed at the Rockland mine for sew
eral months, arrived in town Thurs
| day for short visit after which he
| itends to go to Inns own property al
| Wilson Springs at the upper end of
| Mason Pass.
Inspired by the report that the
smelter would begin operations about
! the 9th of December, Assessor H. 5.
Pohe and Warren Hauser made
short visit to Thompson Wednesday.
They returned with the conviction
that the rumor was without any foun-
dation in fact.
Stuffed dates, Heinz Plum Pudding
and cluster raisins for your Thanks
giving, at Lam, Hanson & Neither
toms. Advt.
Miss Zoe Gould, the popular
Smith, Nevada, teacher, arrived in
Yerington Friday morning, attended
the Firemens ball in the evenig ad
in company with Mrs. w. B. Hill,
Miss Wagner of the Meissner school,
and N R. Martin, motored to her
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destination Sunday afternoon.
Wood heating stoves at cost to
close them out Will McDonough.
Advt.
]. F. Seyden. Superintendent OF the
Pacific Portland Cement works, at
Mound House, was welcome
though fitting visitor in Yerington
last week. His object being to "cleave
himself loose" from the company's
taxes and having accomplished his
purpose with Charley McLeod's help
he returned home.
Pure apple cider 60c gallon at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Webster
returned Saturday afternoon from I
two-weeks visit to San Francisco and
San Diego. They had an enjoyable
trip, but encountered colder weather
at the latter place than they expected.
| They returned by the southern route,
and after short stop in Goldhe3E
reached Wabuska in the afternoon on
No. % train on the Southern Pacific.
Tea Garden Mince Meat for your
Thanksgiving, 20 per pound, at Lam,
Hanson & Netherton's. Advt.
Saturday afternoon DOC" Van Al
slime, H. S. Pohe, Harry Unsworth
and Jim Heron went to Reno. Some
one told these four invalids that
"Elk's milk" was good for dyspepsia,
and the way they began to fail when
they heard that the Reno bunch had
started a dairy, was painful to OBJ
serve. They took Docs auto and re-
turned Sunday entirely restored to
health. and rejoicing thereat.
Mr.. w. M. McCaffrey has been in
the county soliciting subscriptions for
the Nevada State Life Insurance Com
pany, recently organized with cap
ital of 100000. Among the direct
uel Allen, of Fallon, George S. Green
of Reno, R. f. Leper, S. c. Gibson and
w. L. Semenza. l. is reported that
Mr. McCaffrey has secured tie sub !
scriptions of number Of prominent
citizens of Mason Valley.
Last Wednesday while Richard
West and F.. R. Lam were in the south
end of the valley looking over the po-
tato crop they stopped at Mason for /
lunch on their way home. During /
the lunch Mr.. West was suddenly /
taken with sick spell Thinking that
he would recover he left the table and |
went outside to get the benefit of the /
open air. When outside he tainted /
and falling against hitchig post, Sc
verely cut his lower lip. He soon re-
covered, however, and though painful
the injury is rapidly healing.
B. A. Hamilton and wife and daugh- |
ter, Dora, from Providence, r. l., Wis /
tied their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Crowninshield, this week. Mr.. Ham,
ilton previously visited Yerington
fourteen years ago and thoroughly en-
joyed renewing old friendships then
established Among his old friends |
was Ed Lam, with whom he had an
enjoyable visit Like all down casters, |
his mouth watered for cottontail !
which he got besides quail, ducks and
other agricultural products for which
Mason Valley is noted. As usual,
Charley Noble insisted on inviting
him to nutmeg dinner, but Ed Lam
threatened to fire him and Charley