Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-06
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Lam, Hanson Il Netherton's.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Green re-
turned home from their trip to Cali
fornia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hurd have re-
turned from a visit to friends and rel
atives in California.
Van is pushing the sale of Rexall
spring tonics. Everybody should buy
a bottle and tone up.
Judge R. A. Cooks, of Dayton, is
confined to the hospital in Virginia
City with bad attack of asthma.
f. G. Kidder and H. J. Long, the
Mason townsite boomers, were doing
business in Yerington Wednesday,
Richard West, representing Ellis
Brown commission house, of Sacra-
mento, is looking up business in this
section.
What dou think would happen to
prices in Yerington if we should close
out our grocery department? Hall
& Morgan.
Mrs. Daisy Patteson and Miss Matte
Atchison, of Sweetwater, visiting with
the Comptons, arrived in Yerington
Thursday.
Smiling Lee Flavin, the genial rep
resentative of Mebius & Dressler,
wholesale grocers of Sacramento, is
drumming up trade among the Yer
ington merchants.
Mrs. Harriet Hayes, who has been
visiting friends in Yerington for the
past few weeks, was departure for
Wabuska Thursday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ira Fallon were call
ed to Fallon this week owing to the
serious illness of Mrs. Fallon's moth
err, Mrs Henry Theelen.
DR.. G. A. Knox has bought the VIM
Ross home on the corner of Bridge
and Main streets where he will make
his home in the future.
A blue rock shoot is to be held Sun
day in the lower part of town; 25Bx
shells; rs blue rocks for $l.25; so shots
entitled to champion prize.
Frank Stahl, of Stahl Bros, oper-
ating the Pittsburgh mine in Masonic.
passed through Yerington on his way
to San Francisco last Thursday.
Pyne & Mckinley had yesterday a
fine display of different kinds of fish,
meats, sausages and all delicatessen
goods kept in a frst-class market.
Lord Talbot, the hat man, repre-
senting Triest & Co., ahtters of San
Francisco, was showing our merchants
the latest styles in his line this week.
J. B. Walden, special agent for the
Royal Insurance Co., was visiting
Agent Cooper last Tuesday. He is
making one of his regular trips
through Nevada.
Aspinwall potato planters are abso-
lutely guaranteed to plant 90 per cent
accurate See the one displayed i'll
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's show
window.
Paul Gallagher was in Yerington
this week transacting business. He
says the ranchers of the lower end of
the valley are busy putting in this
years crops.
Charles Fl. Beaman, of Smith Val
ley, was visiting his aunt, Mrs. Geo
w. Webster, the first of the week, re-
turned Wednesday with a load of
shade trees for the home ranch.
Mrs. Chas. Kinds, of Simpson, who
has been under the care of San Fran
cisco physicians for the past few
months, returned home last Thursday
having fully recovered her health.
c. Bovett and Jack Hires and wife,
of Ludwig, were in Yerington We'd
nesday. Mrs Bovett returning to Lud-
wig with them, after few days spent
in Yerington visiting with friends.
District Judge T. c. Hart came in
from Fallon last Monday and held
court Wednesday, returning to Fallon
on the 2 o'clock train the same day.
Court will convene again Monday,
March 8, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Guild are build
ing fine, modern up-to-date six
room residence, bath, etc, cellar, all
concrete walls and floors, in fact a
swell home on West street, just north
of the Brooks Cottage,
c. E. Wedertz last week lost some
400 head of sheep by their eating some
kind of poisonous weed. On max
ing an examination it was found that
whatever weed it was, it caused con
gestion of the kidneys. The sheep
have been ranging near the Kinds
Springs.
Frank Stuart has sold his fine home
to Mrs. Sarah f. Strosnider, who will
make it her home. This is the finest