Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-06-19
LITTLE LOCALS

M. Dellamonica returned from hy-
ing trip to San Francisco this week
Mrs. George Butler, of Mason, was
visiting friends in Yerington last
Thursday
Miss Katie Mcneil left Wednesday
for visit to the Exposition in San
Francisco.
Paddy Conway was down from
Sweetwater doing business in Yering-
ton last Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. ]. F. Holland drove up from
the ranch yesterday. Despite his age
he is very active young man.
Mrs. George West returned from
San Francisco last Thursday morning,
bringing her young son with her
VIM Boyle and wife returned from
San Francisco last Thursday morning,
where they have been taking in the
Fair.
George Willis and wife left We'd
nesday for an auto tour OF California,
and will take in the Exposition before
returning.
w. H. Johns was down from Rock
land this week for few days, return
ing Friday Mr.. Johns is electrician at
that place.
One week only. Every hat in stock
at one-half price. Call afternoons res
idence Mrs Jas. Medley, opposite Pho
neer Stables.
FOR SALE-House and lot South
Main St; second house outside city
limits; one acre or half acre; inquire
at this Office.
Mrs. c. F. Fox, accompanied - her
two children, Mabel and Leonard, is
spending few weeks with her mother
in Placerville, California.
Charley Lamont the popular Mason
caterer, returned Thursday from
Reno, where he has been stopping
for the past three weeks.
The Carson River is very high for
this season of the year, and the ranch
crs are not worrying, ample water
being in sight for the season.
Frank Carroll, who has been en-
ployed at Rockland for the past year,
was an arrival in Yerington this week.
He is looking hale and hearty.
Milo Lang, attorney for the Copper
Belt, was in Yerington on legal bust
ness Thursday, having, just returned
from two-weeks' stay in Reno.
Jim Nugent, the ruseling shoe and
autmobile salesman, left for trip to
Rockland in his Ford last Wednesday.
He says the Ford beats them all.
S. L. Horner was taken to the Yer
ington Hospital last Wednesday, suf-
fering from rather complicated case
of stomach trouble and rheumatism.
VIM. H. Langstaff left last week
for Colorado points, expecting to. be
away for several weeks. He is intel
ested in big cattle ranch in that
State.
Mrs. Mabel Teats, sister of Mrs
George Plummer, and who has been
visiting in Yerington for some DAYS,
was departure for her home in Spo-
kane this week
During the absence of Manager Roy
Martin this week, Miss Anita Hub
bard is holding down the key in the
w. U. Office. She coming up from
Fort Churchill last Monday.
A. A. Cooper came in from Reno
last Thursday, where he has been for
the past two weeks attending the May
VS.. NevadaDouglas damage suit. He
left the same evening for the Nevada
Progressive mine.
George Webster commenced cut
ting his first crop of alfalfa this
week. Soon the hum and the buzz of
the moving machine will be heard in
all directions. From all accounts the
hay crop will be up to the average.
Mrs. Geo. Ambrose, who has been
visiting in Virginia City. Carson and
Reno for the past two weeks, return
ed last Monday. She was worried
about her lawn and plants, as she does
not think George is much of farmer.
The Yerirgton l. o. o. F. band was
engaged by the Grand Ldge. held in
Reno this week, to furnish the music.
The boys left last Monday, returning
Thursday morning They all say they
had fine time, incidentally they are
making reputatio over the State as
dispensers of music.
Mrs. Chris Hernleben is taking in