Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-18
LITTLE LOCALS

z. A. Dillon was in Reno Monday

+. A. Dillon was in Reno Monday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Leavitt visited Reno this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thomas visited
Reno this week
County Commissioner Barlow was 4
Reno visitor carly in the week.
Ned Terwilliger was in from the
mine Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Baker attended the X.
of p. Grand Lodge at Fallon this
week.
Jack Wright killed the first duck
Wednesday morning-after sunrise, Of
course
Jim Kelly and his pal bagged
twenty-six ducks early Wednesday
morning.
Deputy Treasurer Jim Barton was
among the duck hunters from 4ering-
ton Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Ambrose is helping
throw mali in the postoffice during
Miss Bakers absence.
Doctor Leavitt and Fred Burner
both disclaim exceeding the limit oil
ducks killed by them Wednesday,
J. ]. Beatty of the Corona mines, re-
turned Monday to Laphan Canyon
after several days visit in the city.
V. C. Bernard and family returned
Sunday evening from their auto trip
through California and to the fair.
Justice of the Peace and Mrs. Be-
of Ludwig entertained guests at din
ner in Yerington last Sunday evening.
Mr.. H. R. White, representing the
Catholic Herald official organ for this
diocese, has been in Yerington the
past few days on behalf of his paper.
+. A. Stewart, the mining engineer,
visited Wellington aid other points in
Smith Valley the earlier part of the
week.
Will Reading of Reading Mercantile
& Transportation Company, was
business visitor to Ycrington last
Monday.
c. A. Terwilliger, Manager OF the
Mineral mines, arrived from Reno and
other points Thursday en- route to the
property.
Mrs. James Barton and Ardath went
to San Francisco and the fair this
week Jimmy intends to join her in
few days.
Lewis d. Rogers, special agent Tor
the Springfield Fire Insurance Com
pany, visited f. J. Cooper, local repre-
sentative for the company, this week
Doctor Leavitt still gloats over the
fact that he is father of the only
daughter born to the Lyon County
Leavitts during the past thirty years.
Judge J. G. r. Smith intended. get
ting up early Wednesday morning,
but it was good time to sleep, and
the ducks in the valley were not all
killed
Hon. J. B. Gallagher returned We'd
nesday morning from an extendedvisit
to San Francisco and other points i'll
California. Most of his time was
spent at the Exposition.
Sam Garbarino of Artesia, who has
been boring wells south of Blair juno
ton, returned from the southern part
of the State Wednesday and was in
town several days.
Ed Whitacre was among the first to
come home with ducks Wednesday
morning He had to open the Re-
corder's Office, which he is attending
during Clark Guilds absence while at
Fallon.
Chas. Mcdonald, +. Greenwood and
VIM. Boyle Tuesday evening went
out to locate ducks to slaughter next
day, promising to come back and get
their wives after establishing a camp
ing place. They returned.
George Webster, George Willis, |
George Knox, George Butler, George |
Ambrose, George West, George John
stone. in fact all the Georges in town,
deny that they killed any ducks be-
fore sunrise last Wednesday.
Charles Zeitler, travelling man for
Shaw hatcher Company of Sacra
mento, dealers in wholesale hardware |
and riveted pipes, was in town We'd |
nesday, A portion of his visit was
spent listening to Charley Mobiles pipe
dreams of the fair.
The Nevada State Tax Commission
will probably finish their arduous task
of equalizing taxes this week, and the