Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-07
LITTLE LOCALS

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burgh- Dolores has been in town the
past two days.
Mrs. Robert Sloane and daughter,
Marie, left this, week to visit the Pan
anna Exposition.
A. J. (Snooks) Webster was in town
yesterday looking after the interests
of the REQ Sales Company.
Mrs. George w. Webster has fully
recovered from her recent illness and
is again able to be around.
Miss Ermal Barton was an arrival
Friday from Boulder, Colorado, on a
visit to her sister, Miss Grace Barton.
Mrs. Florence B. Swasey, of Tono-
pah, is visiting in Yerington a few
days, the guest of Mrs. George Plum
mer.
Brookses" belonging to her, return
ed home this week from visit to Car
son and vicinity.
firing of life on the "Great White
Way" George West and Joe Perazzo
came home Tuesday. George says
they were fishing.
Mrs George A. Knox, principal of
the grammar school, left yesterday
to spend the balance of her vacation
at San Francisco.
Owen H. Bott, the Aurora druggist,
was down from that place this week
on business in the District Court Mr.
Bott is one of the pioneers of Mason.
Judge c. E. Mack was visitor from
Reno this week attending the District
Court. AS usual the Judge received
the glad hand" from his many friends.
Geo. Plummer, who has been con-
fened to the house with sciatica, is
able to be around He listens as
cheerfully as ever to kicks about the
phone.
The County Commissioners met on
the 5th and adjourned until Monday,
August the 9th. On the ninth they
will again meet as Board of Equal
ization.
DIR. Leavitt and Fred Burner still
play they are bachelors" but DR..
Brown leaves today to bring his folks
home in his REQ The latter Doctor
said he would.
1t is reported that the Pittsburgh
Dolores made another shipment of
bullion, amounting to $4,000, yester-
day 1t is said to be the result of
twenty days run.
Rev. E. o. Clay, pastor of the M.
E. Church al Smith Valley, is in town
this week. He is taking examinations
under Rev. Frank Summers for adj
mission to this mission
News was received here this week
of the death of Mrs. L. S. Beaman at
Dunsmuir, California. She had been
suffering for some time past with a
complication OF lung troubles.
Cleve Hughes made trip to Reno
last week, taking several Yerington
people with him. Among the party
were Mrs. Beaumont Brown and chill
dren, Henry Hanson and Frank F..
Hanson
Everybody seems to have the fair
bug in their heads. Either that or the
camping bug. If they keep on leaving
at the rate they have been we shall
soon have a deserted village They'll
all come back.
Active work was commenced this
week on the construction of the new
Holland Hotel Contractor O. ].
Olsen has force of men employed
making excavations for the basement
and the foundations.
James Goldsworthy was an arrival
on Wednesday from Abbeville, Kan
sas, where he has been for the past
eight or nine months as manager of
telephone company. Abbcville is the
former home of slim" Hanson, and
in country where men and corn both
grow tall.
F. G. Pressell, representing whole
sale drug company, was in town Wis
iting Doc" Van Alstine yesterday.
Mr.. Pressell is one of the best known
of the travelling fraternity in the State.
He knows all about Pickles" and has
new method OF irrigating ferns. The
latter is yet in the experimental stage
and will not be disclosed until further
tests are made.
Again the clatter of the sickle tells
us that there is some more hay going
up on the farm Although there has
been great deal of complaint about
the grasshoppers, the second crop will
be heavier and better than usual.
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