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

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the care of DIR. Knox. She has been
threatened with appendicitis, but we
are informed is past danger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, aunt of Will
liam Schacht, wcll-krown rancher OF
Mason Valley, left yesterday for Berk-
eley, where she will reside in the flu
ture. Mrs. Parrish has resided in
Yerington for the past two years.
John Baker, of Baker & Littell, and
Arthur Medlin, jeweler in the Yering-
ton Drug Company's store, went to
the fair Sunday. After visiting the
fair they will stop at Nevada City, M.
Mediums former home, on their re-
turn trip.
Nat McCurdy, formerly of Mason,
came in from Aurora the other day
and had charge of Laurence Laugh
Inns barber shop while the latter was
undergoing treatment for his eyes in
| Reno, whence he returned Yesterday
morning
Mrs. Jas. Nicely is in San Francisco
selecting a stock of fall hats, and
| wishes to announce that she will have
the most up-to- date hats ever shown
| in Yerington at the most reasonable
prices. Opening September Is, at res
idence, opposite Pioneer Stables.
Advt.
Two prominent "moochers" of Yer
ington, one of whom has been pest
on the community for long time,
have been hoated by the police. They
attempted to hold up vaquero back
the M. f. Church. The name of the
worst of these pests is omitted be-
cause of his family.
George and Will Reading of Well
lington started for Yerington Tues
day in Frank Mann's REQ Near Lud-
wig the car broke down and they Sc
cured the Hupmobile used by their
company at the latter place. After
dining in Yerington with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wilson they proceeded to Aurora.
To Mr.. H. M. Hamlin is due the
credit for the data relating to the
leasers on the Empire-Nevada ground.
Mr.. Hamlin is interested i'll mining
property near Yerington and his
knowledge of conditions has been OF
great assistance to the Times in gath
ering the information published this
week
Mr.. 0. f. Chase, representing Type
writer Service Company, of Sacra-
mento, California, was here Monday
and Tuesday. After doing all the good
he could in Yerington, Mr.. Chase, who
travels by auto, started for Hawthorne
via Schurz and Rawhide. He repairs
all kinds of typewriters and sells sup
plies for the same.
Mrs. Charles Noble and her hus-
band went to San Francisco to spend
their summer vacation at the fair.
Charley's o'clock concerts at the
store will be omitted until his return.
He promised Miss Hattie Mason to
bring back records of the latest Indian
melodies, to be used in his future
photograph "revivals."
Mr.. Ed Schrock and family, from
the Okanogon country in Washington,
are visiting the V. c. Bernards. Mr.
Schrock is a prominent stockman OF
Washington and for number OF. years
has extensively operated in eastern
Washington, in the Colville country
and vicinity. He and Mr.. Bernard
are brothers-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Dyer and their
daughter Miss Marion, left yesterday
for their home at Schurz. Mr.. Dyer
recently purchased the Riverside Ho
tel property from Mrs. Naomi Grid
ley and has resestablished his store,
which burned a few weeks since, on
that property, which is just outside the
Indian reservation.
Attorney George Sanford, of Car
son, well-known here, has been in
Lane Hospital, where he submitted
to dangerous operation from which
he is now recovering. The nature of
the operation is not given, but we are
informed that it was very successful
and will result in Mr.. Sanfords com
plete restoration to health.
While investigating the presence of
cholera and anthrax in the valley,
Doctor Lockett, in making microsco-
pic tests gave a number Of people an
opportunity to see for themselves
what the disease germs look like. The
opportunity was highly appreciated by
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