Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
LITTLE LOCALS

ne new TAI ana winter goods are
arriving this week at Lam, Hanson &
Nethertons.
Order our cling peaches for can
ming, at Lam, Hanson & Netherton's.
Advertisement.
Bert Miller, of Sacramento, and D.
T. Ward, of San Francisco, registered
at the Commercial this week
Mason Jars, Pints, 65 cents quart;
Mason Jars, Pints, o5 cen;st Quarts,
50 cents, at A. Fabri & Co. Advt.
Mrs. Will Powers and her daughters
returned Saturday from their visit to
the Exposition. Jack accompanied
them.
County Commissioner King return
ed to his home at Silver Wednesday
after attending the regular monthly
meeting of the Board.
Miss May McEntire, sister of Mrs.
Beaumont Brown, arrived Thursday
to v sit the Doctors family and es-
ecially Miss Lucille Genevieve.
Tom Comerford, formerly proprie-
tor of the Commercial Hotel, was a
visitor this week renewing acquaint-
ance with his many oldtime friends.
Mrs. Jas. Nicely, who set September
Is for her fall opening OF millinery,
wishes to announce that she has de-
cided not to carry hats this season.
Advt
Rev Frank Summers departed Wed
esday for his new charge at Las We
gas The reverend gentleman left many
frens who wish hm Godspeed wher
ever his lot may fall.
AT Dayton it is reported that w. B.
Sayers will return soon with view
of starting up the old Hayward mine
and the new forty-stamp mill erected
to treat the ores.
Frank H. Schneider, representing a
New York wholesale house, visited
Yerngton this week. Eastern houses
are beginning to reach out directly for
trade west of the Rockies.
Charley Hilbun returned Thursday
from his visit to the Fair He also
said it was good and Stella is beauti-
full and that Joe Wilson and Dewitt
Crowninshield both approved of both.
Commissioner Barlow and others
are endeavoring to gaher an exhibit of
potatoes and other vegetables and
grains growing in L.vou county to
send to the San Francisco ExoSsition
John Mackay, hurt so severely at
the Pittsburg-Dolores, is slowly inn
proving, with his chances of recovery
increasing daily Mr. Mackay pos
sesses the nerve that is more than half
the struggle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanAlstine, with their
father and Mrs. Pohe, celebrated Jul
nior's' complete recovery last Sun
day by an auto ride to the hot spring
and bath in the plunge. Junior"
said: THE water is fine"
Contractor Olson has his construc-
ton crew busily engaged preparing
to rush the new Holland Hotel to
completion. Work on the concrete
walls will be resumed next week, the
foundation being completed and hav-
ng set"
Shore Acres, presented this week
by Mr.. Littell, is the modern adapta-
ton of clean, wholesome drama
upon which the noted actor of past
generation, James A. Herne, built his
reputation. The pictures were worthy
OF the subject and the entertainment
was keenly appreciated by goodly
audience
FL. 5. Pohe arrived Saturday last
on visit to his home and on Tuesday
started back to Carson City in his
Halliday to resume his arduous
work with the Nevada Tax Commits
sion. Mr.. Pohe's efforts to keep down
the taxes in this county meets general
approval OF all taxpayers who under
stand and are watching his endeavors
Johnny Beaupert, Milo Lang, Nate
Liehtenstein and Charley Chaplin left
for the Mono Lake country Thursday
to FISH in Lavinne Creek and battle in
Mono Lake. Cook says they did not
know that Mono county went dry at
the special election, otherwise they
would not have taken SO many crack
ers in their commissariat.
Jim Nugent, brother OF Joseph, Aus
tin and George, the rustling exclusive
agent for the Ford autos in Lyon,
Mineral and Storey counties, was a
visitor Tuesday Jim probably covers
more country in Ford than any other
driver of that vehicle in the State.
He sells many machines, and revisits