Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-20
LITTLE LOCALS

Joe Wilson is in Carson serving as
a Federal grand juror.
Oranges $225 per case at Lam,
Hanson & Netherton's.
Mesdames Geo Butler and Lever, of
Mason, were shopping in Yerington
last Tuesday.
Fallon sugar So per sack at Lam,
Hanson & Nethertons today and all
next week.
Morris Abrams, the cigar man was
around town this week taking orders
for his firm.
Mrs. J. E. Celder left yesterday for
Reno where she will make short stay
visiting friends.
Try Our Special Roast coffee,
on sale at 81 cents a pound. Lam,
Hanson & Netherton.
Job Wanted-First-class cook wants
job at hotel, mine or restaurant. Adj
dress F., care this Office.
Business is picking up. George
Webster has put in new gate at his
property on east Pearl street.
Miss Laura Dickinson, of Smith
Valley, has been the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. W. Webster, this week.
Matt Guthrie, everybody knows
him, left for Goldfeld last Tuesday,
where he will make his future home.
B. H. Reymers returned from Car
son this week, where he had been
on businss with the Tax Commission.
Mrs. Melville Leavitt was visiting
in the city Thursday. For the present
she is stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Chas. Martin.
O. H. Some, of Reno, was in the
city last Wednesday, returning Thurs
day He has closed out his interest
in the Central garage.
Miss Violet Hulse, of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, a niece OF Mrs DIR.
Knox, is visiting in Yerington and at
tending our High School.
Geo. Butler, Sr, says he is going to
have blowout soon, as he just bought
sack of beans. You will find him at
the Bank saloon, ask him about it.
District Attorney Campbell has a
great number of cases to bring before
the next session of the District Court
and is keeping busy getting things in
shape
]. P. Herrick, route agent of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
with headquarters in San Francisco,
was calling on Manager Martin last
Monday
AL Clifford spent last week in Sac
ramento, returning home Sunday. He
says financial times are rather tight,
and that potato prices are not inn
proving any.
There are two prisoners in the
county jail-Wes Hironymous, for
cattle stealing, and Tom Dempsey, ac-
cused of stealing clothing from Hall
& Morgan's
Mrs. c. K. Beaman and daughter,
Lucille, came in from Smith Valley
last Wednesday and are visiting and
being entertained by her sister, Mrs.
Geo. w. Webster.
r. B. Mix is looking after the pre-
scription case and drug biz generally
at Smiths drug store during the abb
sence of C. F.. Getchel, who is on a
trip to Virginia City.
Miss Mabel Slingerland is now z
full fedged Office holder, having re
ceived an appointment as a Notary
Public in and for Lyon county, and is
ready to swear with or at anyone
Guy Rogers and Bud Daniels have
dissolved partnership. Daniels will
run the business just the same as
ever, while Rogers will go over to
Smith Valley blowing on the Colony
ranch.
1t is reported that Lichenstein Bros,
of San Francisco, have bought the
Mason townsite bag and baggage. We
have not learned the figure paid, but
presume it must have been a good big
figure.
Wanted-Four heavy draft horses,
harness and heavy wagon. Horses
must be sound and well broke and
price reasonable. Parties interested
will call upon or address Commits
sioner Barlow, Mason, Nevada.
The Knights of Pythias flag was
displayed at half-mast this week out
of respect to the late f. f, Winfrey,
who was Past Grand Chancellor of
the Order. The flag over the grammar
school was also placed at half-mast
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