Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-28
LITTLE LOCALS

Mr. Lichtenstein, of Mason. left
Saturday for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rallens, Of
Wabuska, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. N B. Kyker and sons, of Ar
tesla, were in town this week trans.
acting business.
Mr. r. B. Smith, representing the
Firestone Tire and Rubber Cmpany
of San Francisco, was in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. Robert Barr and daughter are
visiting the Exposition. They expect
to return before the beginning Of
school.
Albert Bill, Piute Indian, got drunk
again Monday and was sentenced to
twenty days on the "stone pile" by
Justice Blanchard.
Ed Lam hoated in last night from
his camping trip. He looks as though
the trip did him good. He will now
settle down to hard graft
Mr.. w. B. Westlake, special agent
and adjuster for insurance, was in the
city Monday Mrs. Davidson is the
local agent for the companies he rep
sents.
Dennis Lynch, one of the old Com
stock boys, well-known in this district,
came down this week from the Neva
da-Progressive Mines, where he has
been working the past several months.
Attorney Hauser, editor of the
Times, went to San Francisco Thurs
day, whittier he was called on profess
sional business. He will return the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Nudge, from
Pine Grove, were week end" visitors
and returned to the mine Monday.
Mr.. Nudge has nearly recovered from
his recent illness.
DR.. Leavitt assisted" in the arrival
of three native-born citizens of the
United States of America this week
Roosevelt's theory of race suicide is
not liable to become a practice in Ne
vada.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard and their
guests, Mr.. Schrock and family, to-
gether with Miss Murel Bernard and
Virgil, started by auto to the fair and
other points in California They will
be away two or three weeks.
Both the grammar and high school
buildings have been thoroughly reno
waited and cleaned, the exteriors hav-
ing been repainted wherever neces-
sary and are now ready for the re-
ception of pupils and students
p. II. Cook, the versatile super
tendent OF the Nevada Copper Belt
railroad, is taking his much-needed
vacation at the Exposition. Mr. Cook
said he needs the rest and Mrs. Cook
went with him to see that he gets it.
George Friedhoff was an outgoing
passenger Thursday passing through
Yerington en- route to Minden, where
the firm of Friedrich & Hoeffel are
building the Douglas county court
house. He will be absent several
days.
Clarence Chaplin, formerly proprie-
tor OF the Mason Hotel, was this
week visitor renewing old acquaint-
ances and making new ones. Mr.
Chaplin, since leaving Mason, has re
sided at Fort Bragg, California, where
he has successfully conducted a large
hotel.
Thomas Huston, the Underwood
typewriter man, was in town Tuesday
and as usual spent his time telling
about the machine you will eventual
ly buy" Judging from the number
of Underwoods in use in Yerington,
his arguments" are evidently per-
SuaslVe.
Mrs. G. A. Knox, principal of the
grammar school, returned from her
vacation trip to the Exposition and
other points of interest in Califor-
mia. She came home rested from her
visit, glad to get back to the land Of
the sage and sunshine" and to begin
her school work next Monday