Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
LITTLE LOCALS

was in town the early part of the
week
Ted Franklin and Harry Roberts
were Rockland visitors the early part
of the week.
Mrs. Fred Burner has returned from
her months visit with relatives and at
the Exposition.
Miss Ermyl Barton has taken her
sisters place in the local telephone ex-
change pending the latter's illness.
Mason and Economy jars, also fruit
cans, at special prices in quantities az
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's. Advt.
Harry Warren was in Smith Valley
last week returning on Monday, his
object being to purchase alfalfa seed
Bring the postal card mailed to you
by Lam, Hanson & Netherton and get
cake of Palm Olive Soap FREE.
Advt.
John Snyder, who has been quite i'll
for considerable time, is convalesc-
ing and able to be about again, but is
still weak.
Jack Dickey went to Schurz yester-
day to assist Bob Dyer in installing
the Hall & Morgan stock of goods in
latter's new store.
Frank Allenwood, from Ludwig,
came over Sunday to enjoy the thrills
furnished by the Ferris wheel and the
merry go-'round at the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Some and family
write from San Francisco booming"
the town and the fair where they are
having the time of their lives
AT the Santa Maria festivities at
Dayton, Dan Mcleod won the 100
yard dash over Don War; n, who was
the winner at the race on the 4th.
The Ross building, opposite the
Court House, is rapidly approaching
completion and is notable improve
ment to the business part of the city
Miss Alice Towle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Lon Towle of Churchill, left
Sunday to attend the University of
California, which opened on the 18TH
Mike Sava, proprietor of the hotel
at Nevada Hot Springs, generally
known hereabouts as Kinds Springs,
Ia,nfr hue ,, no T,,ac
day.
H. S. Pohe went to Carson on Sun
day to spend the week with the Ne
vada Tax Commission on matters re-
lating to the assessment of Lyon
county.
Miss Alta Snyder and her guests OF
the past month, left Wednesday to
visit California. They will see the
Expositions, both at San Francisco
and San Diego.
Ed Radley blacksmith of the Aurora
Consolidated Mines Company, we'll
known in Lyon, Mineral and Esmer-
aida couties, visited the city Monday,
returning Tuesday.
District Attorney Campbell left for
the city today to join Mrs. Campbell
who preceded him a few days. To-
gether they will take in the Exposition
and visit relatives.
DR.. Brown "Reo-d" to Reno last
Sunday returning Monday with Mrs
Jessie Meff1ey and John Meffley, Jr,
both of whom are being entertained
at the Brown home.
Mrs Frank Freitas and two sons,
Howard and Allen, left for San Ra-
fael, California, this week on visit
to Mrs. Freitas' folks. Mr.. Freitas
will join them shortly
A letter from Mrs Harriet Gelder
from Long Branch, New Jersey, indi-
Gates that she and Bill, and especially
Bill, are getting all of the benefits to
be had at that historical resort.
Miss Lizzie Baker and Kat Mcneil
with Neil Mcleod. Roy Schooley and
Dan Mcleod attended the Santa
Maria festivities at Dayton on Sunday
They returned the same evening.
Hall & Morgan's stock of goods, re-
Gently purchased by R. c. Dyer, was
taken to Schurz by the w. H. Sling
erland freighting outfit yesterday. 1t
took ten horses to transport the load
Mrs. Mason Mcleod with Salome
Riley and Don Ware, were in Day
ton Santa Maria day, and all but Don
were interested spectators of the 100
yard dash between Warren and Me
Leod
Joseph Leavitt, son of his father, re-
returned this week from visit to the
Exposition. Joseph heartily approves