Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-04

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There will be no general celebration
of Labor Day in Yerington, but the
Pythian Sisters WI entertain in the
evening with ball. The reputation:
as hostesses of this auxiliary needs
no comment, for they have given
many of these social functions and
their successes have always been no
table A good time is assured
Jack and Mrs. Wright and Mrs
Allen returned from their fortnight
visit to the fair, impressed with the
fact that in every respect the great ex-
position surpasses all description.
While their stay was SO restricted that
they got but passing glimpse of the
exhibits, the.y saw what they could
not otherwise Learn in months of
travel
Frank Spring, graduate of the High
School, is getting practical experience
in agriculture on the ranch of his
uncle, Hon. F. o. Stickney. Schools
can't put brains in ones head, but
where brains exist the school fur
nishes mighty good foundation for
success. Frank is well equipped with
the former and made good use of his
opportunities and will gain the expe
rience.
Mr.. H. Lichtenstein, of the Mason
Townsite Company, is spendinging his
time in San Francisco visiting his
friends and spending his dimes visit
ing Stella" He was spotted" on
Kearny street the other day and the
writer thought he did not want to hear
the latters yell until he himself
fell" for the picture. Mr.. Lichten-
stein was evidently heading for the
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O. II. Some came to town last Sun
day, bringing Jack Pohe home to get
acquainted with the popular President
of the Womans Club. Mrs. H. 5.
Pohe. When Some left Monday Jack
returned to Carson to again put his
nose on the grindstone' being turned
by the Nevada Tax Commission.
! Ernest Some, who has been here sew
eral weeks, returned to Reno with his
! father.
Assisting Cleve Hughes at his new
garage are George Estes and Gerald
Hironymous. Both are well-known and
are all-round auto men and careful
drivers. In connection with the gar
age an auto stage line to Wabuska is
maintained and private service can be
had at all times. For this purpose sew
eral new machines have been provid-
ed the use of which can be secured
at reasonable rates.
On Sunday night Junior" Van
Alstine was suddenly stricken with
violent attack of pneumonia. The
frightened parents called physician
at once and for a time his condition
excited the gravest concern OF his pa
rents and host of friends. By careful
nursing and skilled medical attention
his condition passed the crisis and as
the paper goes to press Junior" is on
the sure road to recovery.
P. H. Cook came home Sunday
from the fair rested from his strenu
Gus duties as Superintendent OF the
Copper Belt, ready to assume his
former role full of enthusiasm over
the fair and determined to continue
boosting for Nevada as whole and
Lyon county in particular. Mrs. Cook
remained few days longer, perhaps
because she knew the auto was broke,
and also came home Thursday
Miss Alta Snyder returned Wednes-
day morning from her trip to San
Francisco and Los Angeles with
fund of information gathered from the
Expositions that will be of benefit to
her all her life. The experience to
be gained from the trip is an educa-
ton in itself and none get more from
it than the students of the Yerington
High School of which student body
Miss Snyder is an important member.
Mr.. w. c. Orem, who visited Yer
ton recently for the purpose of in
speeding the new machinery plant of
the Nevada-Douglas Consolidated
Mining Company at Ludwig, as well
as other properties controlled Ivy him,
is in San Francisco on business CON
nected with the Orem interests. He
was accompanied by A. j. Orem, Su
perntendent of the mine at Ludwig.
They will return to Lyon county next
week.
The H gh and Grammar schools
opened Monday as scheduled with
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