Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-17
LITTLE LOCALS

Die OluD. he now OWLS Neo dHu
is so proud that he won't talk to
himself"
Rhea Stone, formerly in the grocery
business at Wabuska, was an arrival
in the valley the first of the week
from Oregon, where he has been for
the past three or four months.
Doctor Leavitt says Fred Burner
could not start a conflagration with
can of gasoline and match and Fred
says he had to show the doctor how to
boil water.
George Fettic, at the Warren ranch,
received severe cut on the lip by
being thrown from fractions horse.
George is recovering, but we have no
further information about the horse
Frank Allenwood was down from
Ludwig calling on his old friends this
week. His friends should remember
or ought to be told what DR.. Osler
said about old men.
Friends of the family are rejoiced
to learn of the nearly complete recov-
cry of the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Greenwood, Mrs. Bolich, from her re-
cent serious illness.
Cleve Hughes owns an Overland
six Sunday last he transported .. }.
Olsen, George F. West and F. A. Dill
lon to Lappan Canyon, since which
trip we are informed that the topog-
raphy of the canyon is unchanged.
Laurence Laughlin, the popular
tonsorial artist, has just returned from
a trip to the Fair and has gathered
enough information to entertain his
customers, who are numerous, for the
nexet several months.
Mrs. A. c. Murray, the owner of the
Reno Hotel, of Yerington, which is
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Al
worth, was visitor yesterday. Mrs.
Murray is successfully managing a
rOOmlnR mouse DIT hui VI d.
Born-In Smith Valley, July |, 1915,
to the wife of Sam Dykes, healthy
bouncing daughter, and Sam is look
ing for the fellow who was ever in
Smith Valley taking about race
suicide"
Our friend Huskey, the well-known
Reno lawyer, is stopping at the
Brooks Hotel Mr. Huskey said he is
dieting to reduce his avordupois If
he wants to torture himself by de-
priving and looking at good things to
eat he has selected the right place.
Miss Nina Greenwood and her
father, Mr.. f. Greenwood, wellknown
here and in other mining districts in
this State and in Arizona, returned
from Battle Mountain Monday. AT
the latter place Mr. Greenwood has
been engaged in mining.
Word was received on the 18th by
Will Mckenzie that his mother, Mrs.
+. w. Fairbanks and sister, Jeanette,
safely arrived at Tampa, Florida, on
the 18th. Thirteen may the unlucky
day, but good news is welcome al
ways.
Cleve Hughes made trip to Reno
this week in his Overland six" tax
ing with him R. w. Tason and family
and w. r. Coles. He returned or
Thursday, driving new 1916 REQ. He
is going to run cars to Reno during
the fair and races. His ad. will BIZ
seen in another column of this issue
James A. Webster, capitalist, re
siding in Fresno, California, has beer
visiting his brother, the Cashier of thu
Lyon County Bank, since Thursday
settler of Lyon county and with hi
brother George, was for a time engag
ed in ranching on the upper Wake
river.
Mrs. Mckinley, wife of DR.. Mckin
ley, Indian Superintendent at Schurz
accompanied by Mrs. Newton, Gen
eral Field Matrons for Indian Schools
Mr.. and Mrs Crowover, also connect
ed with the reservation, and Mis-
Brown, just school teacher from Elko
were visitors in Yerington this morn
ing.
Charley Mcdonald and Mr.. T
Greenwood started Monday for tri
to the various mining properties in tn
northern part of the county. Nj
Greenwood has the reputation c
being successful developer OF payin
properties, and we trust that their es
animation of whatever properties the
investigate will justify their takin
hold and working it.
George w. Webster, of the BAN
leaves tomorrow in obedience to