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

Mrs. McMasters is visiting relatives
in Los Angeles.
Warmers Rust Proof Corsets, 75c
to s.. Will McDonough. Advt.
Mr.. E. Greenwood left yesterday for
Los Angeles and other points on an
extended business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Penrose and
family have returned from an enjoy
able two weeks visit to the fair.
Mrs. Geo. Knox returned last Sat
urday from the Teaches Institute,
held at Reno. School opened Mon
day.
F. o. Stickney and Mrs. Stickney
visited Reno this week on their way
returning home from their visit to the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nelson from Chi
cago were visitors last week at the
home of their niece Mrs. N. H. Van
Aistne.
Mr.. J. l. Wilson visited Ludwig
Tuesday and spent the day inspecting
the camp as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Orem.
Bert Baroni, O. Baroni, Vic Quilici,
A. Carrari and A. Taglia motored over
from Dayton yesterday, returning
home in the evening.
Miss Emma He'd, Miss Vera Rel
chelt and Miss Graham returned from
the Reno Institute Sunday and re-
sumed their duties Monday.
Contractor o. ]. Olson badly burn
ed the fingers of his left hand Thurs
day while putting on the gravel tar
roof on the Holland Hotel
J. J. Beatty and II. B. McMasters
came down from the Corona Mines to
spend few days in the city. Both
are apparently enjoying good health
L. H. Mehaffie, who has been con-
fined to his room at the Brooks Cot
tage the past several days, is rapidly
recovering and able to be about again.
Born-Wednesday morning, NJ
vember l8, 1915, to Jens and Mrs. Ia
magma, girl DR.. Leavitt, attending,
reports mother and daugt,r doing
well.
Billy Roach, postmaste. at Sweet
water, was visitor this week, arriv-
ing just in time to pull the badger,
which Cleve Hughes bull pup refused
to fight
Try a can of that Thanksgiving
pumpkin, only l5c, at Lam, Hanson &
Netherton's. Advt.
Born-On Thursday morning, No
vember Is. 1915. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Hanson, girl. Mother and child
are doing we'll and Elmer will reach
the earth in time.
Mr.. Frank Orem of the legal de-
partment of the Orem interests, was
an arrival Wednesday, He went inn
mediately to Ludwig, where he will
remain few days.
Lawrence Laughlin went to the fair
last week to be gone until Thanks
giving. ]. E. McMurray is attending
the bar Der shop while Lawrence is
having the time of his life
Mr.. Edgar X. Miller, who is invest
eating affairs at Schurz Indian Agecy.
visited Yerington Sunday for short
time, then entrained for Reno on the
Southern Pacific at Wabuska
A fine shipment of head lettuce. eel
cry and caulifower is due from Los
Angeles Tuesday morning at Lam,
Hanson & Netherto's. Advt.
j. l. Wilson and N. W. Willis We'd
nesday afternoon took flying auto
trip to the mill on the Indian reser-
walton recently installed to treat the
ores from the Mountain View mine.
Salty Snyder returned Monday
from his visit to the fair. He said he
would have stayed longer but they
would not let him shake hands with
Stella and he got mad and came home.
c. H. Anterior and L. H. Mehaffie,
representing the California Pacific
Underwriters Company of Reno, have
been in the county several days look
ing after the interests of their COM
pany.
Mr.. ]. G. Berryhill, one of the heavy
stockholders of the Nevada Douglas,
arrived here Sunday from Salt Lake
and was an interested spectator at the
firing up of the big furnaces of the
Ludwig teaching plant.
Sheriff Randall. who went to Reno
TO attend the Elks' banquet last Sat
urday night returned Thursday after
noon showing much benefit from the
Elks' milk administered to him by
loving friends.
Frank Mann of Smith Valley came
to Yerington yesterday to have his