Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
LITTLE LOCALS

Nelson Poll made business trip to
Yerington Monday of this week from
his East Walker ranch.
Ira Fallon and family motored in
from the ranch on Monday on bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. O. ]. Olesen took her depart
ure for Colorado yesterday where she
will spend the summer.
Sam Butulia and A. Bertacchi were
Yerington visitors from Wabuska on
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs Kate Ingram and children
were arrivals from Sparks this week
on visit to relatives and friends.
Acy Boyer is the new solicitor for
the Peoples Cash Market in the city
proper, commencing his duties last
Monday.
John Conway and family, of Mono
Lake, passed through the valley yes
terday on their way to the Exposition
at San Francisco
FOUND-A black cloak near gram
mar school; owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying for
this notice. Advt.
Miss Ola Hills, formerly teacher
in the local high school, is visiting in
the valley guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Week at the Bluestone mine.
H. NJ Starry is right there when it
comes to making tailored garments.
He says that business is very good
and that he has no kick coming.
DIR. Brown returned Monday from
a weeks attendance at the meeting of
the American Medical Association just
concluded at San Francisco.
Alfred E. Kaiser has opened neat
little photograph gallery in the old
Nugent store room and is prepared to
do any and all kinds of work in the
way of photography.
Mrs. Gridley, of Schurz, and her
daughter. Mrs Sullivan, wife of our
Northumberland, were in Ycring-
ton Wednesday afternoon the guests
of Mr.. c. d. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Bert Werner and sister, Miss
Ruth Atchison, were the guests OF
Miss Lucille Gallagher last week.
They were on their from their home
at Sweetwater to Reno.
Attorney Warren Hauser made a
flying trip to Schurz Monday on legal
business in Salty Snyder's car. He
was accompanied by Mrs. G. A. Knox
and Mrs H. S. Pohe
R. c. Nudge who has been operating
some mining property at the old camp
of Pine Grove, was brought to Yer
ington this week suffering with skin
disease. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Nudge.
Ex-Tax Commissioner Charles II.
Colburn is conducting party OF Cali
fornia capitalists, whom he has in
terested in proposition, on a trip Of
inspection to valuable lime proper
ties at Wabuska
O. H. Some and P. c. lines mo-
tored in from Reno on Wednesday OF
this week. Mr.. lines is general agent
for the Havoline Motor Oils and was
in looking over the territory with Mr..
Some. who has the agency for these
oils in this State.
AS a result of too much fire water
four of the native redskins were given
lodgings in the city prison last Sun
day night. Some good comes out of
this evil, however, as day policeman
O. F. Summers gave the four culprits
a little exercise cleaning up Main
street.
Angus Mcleod, who has been in San
Francisco the past week having special
treatment for his ear any eyes, is ex-
pected home this week He has been
accompanied on this trip by his son.
Mason Mcleod, the local postmaster.
James Pyne, the genial proprietor
of the Peoples Cash Market. is run
min a meat wagon into the country for
the benefit of the farmers who are
busy in the bayfield,. Vernon Am
brose is the solicitor in charge
Mrs. r. A. Summers departed last
Tuesday for her home at Cedarville,
California, going by auto. She was
accompanied by her sisterin-law,
Miss Ruby Summers, who has been
visiting in Yerington for the past