Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-11-13
LITTLE LOCALS

has gone to Salt Lake City.
DR.. George A. Knox went to Reno
Tuesday for few days visit.
Warmers Rust Proof Corsets, 75c
to So. Will McDonough. Advt.
Sweaters for boys and girls at 81
to $3.50. Lam, Hanson & Netherton
Advt.
Wood heating stoves at cost to
close them out Will McDonough
Advt
Howard lizard, the popular mems
clothes architect, spent the week in
Yerington.
H. NJ Starry, the well-known tailor
from Reno, visited Mason, Ludwig
and Yerington this week.
Miss Marion Yost, daughter of Mr..
D. F. Yost, is visiting her father at
the Brooks Cottage this week
Tickets for the Eagle Ball on
Thanksgiving evening will be one dol
lar. Ladies will be admitted free.
Mems wooden underwear at Soc to
$3.50 each that can't be beat on the
market Lam, Hanson & Netherton.
Advt.
Reports from St Mary's Hospital at
Reno indicate that Hazel Strosnider is
progressing favorably after the oper
alton.
James Goldsworthy, who has beer
employed at the Como mines, with
Mrs. Goldsworthy, visited Yerington
this week.
Charley Noble got loquacious this
week and sold a prominent citizen a
gray sweater and black hat. 1t pays
to advertise.
DR.. Mckinley and family are in
Yerington this week, sopping with
Mrs Hall, the Indian Matron on
Bridge street
Mrs. Chas. Milne has returned to
her Wabuska home from Reno, where
she went with her niece, Miss Hazel
Strosnider last week.
Miss Lucille Gallagher, who is
teaching school at Silver City, after
short visit with her parents, left Sum
day to attend the Teachers Institute
held this week in Reno.
Lam, Hanson & Netherton sell
ladies' and childrens' cashmere hose
for 25c to SOC per pair. Advt.
DIR. Brown was called to Wabuska
Thursday to attend V. Santina, who
had contracted typhoid. Yesterday
Santina was brought to Yerington by
the Doctor for treatment
Ike Srosnider was in town from
San Francisco whence he was called
with Mrs. Strosnider by the opera
ton upon his daughter, Miss Hazel
Strosnider.
Miss Marion Dyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. c. Dyer Of Schurz and
Jack Dickey made a short visit to the
city, using the new Dyer auto for
transportation.
Miss Hazel Strosnder was operated
upon for. appendicitis at St. Marys
Hospital, Reno last Saturday morn
ing by DR.. Beaumont Brown of Yer
ington, and DIR. Sinclair OF Reno.
Commissioner c. E. Wedertz was
accompanied to the city at the meet
ing of the Commissioners. In the
absence of c. w. Webster their friend
Kelly Pool felt himself neglected
Charles Mcdonald, with a force, is
remodeling the Ross building next tc
the Central Garage for the new movie
theatre The place will be ready for
occupancy about the lst of December
Harry Holland has just placed S.,
600 additional insurance upon the new
Holland Hotel The companies nsur-
ing are the Aetna, the Royal and the
Hartford, represented by E. ]. Cooper.
Fred Strosnider left hurriedly for
Reno Saturday last to meet his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Strosnider,
whittier they were summoned by the
operation for appendicitis upon their
daughter.
Our line of holiday goods will be
here in the next few days and will be
the best in the city. Lam, Hanson &
Netherton. Advt.
Assemblyman c. A. Steele return
ed the first of the week from Roches-
ter His trip was successful and the
property which he owns adjoining the
Packard mine will be developed By
the parties who secured the option II
purchase it.
A letter from Mrs. J. F. Colder. who
is now in New York, announced hei
continued improvement in health an,
gain in weight. Mrs. Colder and Billy
will return to Yerington within tho
next few weeks
Lam, Hanson & Netherton have a