Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-09
LITTLE LOCALS

Mrs. O. J. Olson has been quite
i'll at her Yerington home for the past
few days.
Roy Martin has a class of 10 or II
high school pupils who are learning
telegraphy.
Otto Gruber and Hank Mounts
came down from East Walker the first
of the week
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Spotswood is recovering from severe
spell of tonsilitis.
F. w. Simpson and Mike Sava were
over from Simpson the first of the
week on business.
For Sale-No baled hay in any
quantity. W. r. MCGOWAN, phone
SOTO, Yerington. Advt.
Mrs. Molly Strosnider and daughter
came down from Wellington We'd
nesday for short visit with friends.
Commissioner c. E. Wedertz was
down from Smith Valley the first of
the week to attend the meeting of the
Board.
Holland Harrington, M. Stromer,
Joe Donetelli and VIM. Laughlin
were arrivals from Aurora the first of
the week
l. A. Strosnider returned from Reno
Tuesday after delivering carload of
hogs and carload of beef to he Ne
vada Packing Company.
Tom Walden, of the Wheeler mine,
returned last Sunday from Susanvllle,
Cal, where he had been to spend the
holidays with his sister.
Mrs. Kate Chappell and daughter,
Elsie, were arrivals from Aurora last
Sunday to spend a few weeks with
Mrs. Geo. W. Knielim.
Mrs. T. C. Spencer and little son re-
turned to their home in Goldfeld last
Saturday after spending the holidays
with Mrs. John Wright.
Miss Ruth Vardy, the crack pupil of
the high school stenography class has
been doing quite little work for at
torney Hauser this week.
Mrs. Maud Johnson, who spent the
holidays visiting friends in Reno, re
turned to her home in the lower end
of the valley last Sunday.
Miss Alta Snyder, who was visit
ing with Miss Marion Harden during
the holidays in Reno, returned to her
Yerington home last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Barton returned. from
Sparks on Wednesday OF this week,
where she spent the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs Kate Ingram.
Linford Riley left for Reno last
Tuesday after spending the Christmas
vacation with his folks in Yerington.
He will resume his studies at the Uni
versity.
Miss Marion Harden, the local
"hello" girl, returned from Reno last
Sunday, after spending the holidays,
to resume her duties in the telephone
Office here.
Samples of potatoes from the Nc
Gowan ranch, the Maionchi ranch
and the Friedhoff ranch are in the
Exposition exhibits at San Francisco
and San Diego
Mason Johnston. who is attending
the University of California, has been
home from Berkeley for a week or
more spending his holiday vacation
with his parents.
Geo M. Deveraux, ]. K. Phillips
and Ed Mollart were down from Ar
tesla last Saturday to confer with the
County Commissioners on road mat
tiers in their district.
Roy Randall, now a naval cadet,
Dicks boy) returned to San Francis
CO Wednesday to join his ship, after
a holiday vacation of couple of
weeks at his home in Dayton.
w. F. Patrick, assistant to Mr..
Knight, who has the Lyon County
exhibit for the California fairs in
charge, was in the valley this week
getting the exhibits ready for ship
ment.
Charlie Lamont, of Mason, was in
the city the first of the week. Mr..
Lamont has closed his business in
Mason and has gone to Goldheld,
where he will embark in the saloon
business.
The three Japanese restaurants
which have been running in Yering-
ton, consolidated this week and the
partnership concern will hereafter
conduct but one restaurant, and that
the u. S. Cafe
Spragg & Chappell closed their sa-
loon in Aurora the first of the year
Scott & Barlow, of Mason, have Sc