Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-05-29
!: LITTLE LOCALS


Mrs. George Swasey returned to her
home in Tonopah last Wednesday
night
N II. Van Alstine, wife and junior
returned from Reno and Carson last
Wednesday.
Dan Bagneschi, of Mason, was in
town this week shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
John B. Gallagher, the land and
cattle king, returned last wednesday
from a weeks stay in Reno.
Mrs. H. S. Pohe left last Sunday
for Carson, where she is the guest
of Governor Boyle and wife.
7. E. Colder was down from Rock
land last Sunday and Monday visit
ing is family returning Tuesday.
Parties desiring pasture for cattle
or horses can secure same by calling
on A. H. Barlow, Mason, Nevada.
c. NJ. Coddington, our popular ice
manufacturer, ltlt w SuhSouoJ - 49,"
on few days business trip to Keno
FOR SALE-H ouse and lot South
Main St; second house outside city
limits; one acre or half acre; inquire
at this office.
Pete Turner the popular tonsorial
artist with John Wright leaves Mon
day for Wichita, Kan, for stay O
few weeks.
+. NJ Burner. accompanied by At
torney Warren Hauser, LETT last Sun
day bv auto for Carson City, return
ing Wednesday.
The many friends of George ii.
Plummer will be glad to learn that he
is slowly recovering. He has been on
the sick list for the past week.
George Pollinger, one of the future
millionaires of Terrell, came in from
the camp last Thursday. He has been
out with a shipment of high-grade.
Miss Belle Muldoon, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. George Plummer
for the last couple of weeks, returned
to her home in Carson last Tuesday.
r. c. Boyer, of Mason, is in Holly
wood, California, on visit to his pa
rents. He will visit the San Diego
and San Francisco fairs before his re-
turn.
Mrs. E. f. Hull the popular club
woman, left last Monday for San
Francisco. She will spend the sum
mer taking in the Exposition and the
city generally.
Will McDonough has just receiv-
ed complete line of Misses and chill
drens' MILDLY blouses, of which he Is
making a special sale. A new line of
straw hats for everybody.
N. w. Willis is spending the week
out to his mining property, on which
he has a good showing and chance
to rake in that million that is waiting
for every successful mine owner.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Shidler, OF
Aurora, motored down yesterday. Ev-
erythng up there is looking very
good: all the mines running full force
and considerable money circulating.
DR.. F. J. Mckinley Indian Agent
at Schurz, was up last Wednesday
accompanied by O. B. Goodall, Spec
ial Supervisor of the Indian Service,
who is on his rounds of the different
agencies.
Alfred Karge, Neil Barber and W.
Patterson, agents for the Maxwell and
Chandler autos, registered at The
Globe tbs week. During their stay
they sold a Chandler Six to Harry
Holland
Salty Snyder returned from Carson
this week where he has been serving
as trial juror in the Federal Court
J. G. Kaufman is still doing his stunt
in the Federal Court having been
serving some two weeks or more.
w. ]. Corecco, of Corecco Bros.
distributors of the Chalmers automo-
bile for Nevada and Northern Cali
fornia, has, for the past few days been
showing prospective buyers in Yer,
ington the good points of his car.
George Knierim, Sr., is down from
his mine on which he has been work
ing for the past two or three years.
He states that the mine is showing
considerable highgrade, and he is
we'll satisfied that it is the making Of
big one.
On going past Fabri & Co.'S store
we notice in the show window lot