Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-06-26
LITTLE LOCALS

J. f. Gelder, who has been visiting
with his family for the past week, re-
turns to Rockland today.
H. M. Bacon, of the Dun Mercantile
Agency, was in town last week taking
the rating of business men.
b. B. Hall just received fresh lot
of berries, lemons, oranges and water
melons, which look good to us.
Senator F. O. Stckney was down
from the ranch Thursday, taking up
several men for work in the hay fields.
Mrs. V. Mcintyre is connecting her
residence with the city sewer One by
one they are hooking on to the water
and sewer system.
Miss Cleora Fish, who has been Wis
iting Miss Mary Cox, of Yeringtor,
returned to her home in the south end
of the valley this week.
Mrs. j. f. Gelder and Billie Boy
we're departures for New York We'd
nesday, where Mrs. Colder will visit
her parents during the summer
Miss Georgia Kaufman left last
week for San Francisco and Los An
genel where she will probably make
her home for some time to come.
Harry Bonham, the crack fancy
drink mixer, is attending to the wants
of thirty customers at Dune Mcken-
zie's place of business these days
The city sprinkling cart has been
treated to a new coat of paint, and
Chief Engineer Summers is in all his
glory as driver of such a neat turnout.
Mrs. H. D. Trenham and children
Joined her husband, who is employed
on the Crabb mine in the district, this
week. They expect to remain until
school opens.
S. T. Kelso, Recorder of Mineral
county, dropped in on us on his way
home from attending the Grand
Lodge in Reno and taking in the San
Francisco exposition.
Tony Mania, the prosperous north
end dairyman was in town this week
attending to business He has his hrst
crop up, but the output was not much
too much cold spring.
Born to the wife of Pietro Domen-
lei, Sunday afternoon, girl OF the
regulation size and weight Pete says
he is going to quit raising potatoes,
as his boys are all girls.
Jim Meadows, in the north end OF
the valley, fell from moving ma
chine this week, breaking two ribs,
and after having them tightly ban
daged, took out the 'makings" and en-
joyed a good smoke.
AT the old camp of Bovard, Scatina
and associates are mining the rich
gold ore from which they have been
shipping for the past year. The deep
est workings are only 100 feet from
which they are making big fortune.
LAM Hanson & Nethcrton have
Just received big line of bunting,
flags and :. general assortment OF 4th
OF July decorations, which are selling
so cheap that every one III town can
decorate for the great and glorious
day.
Will McDonough is making special
sales of ladies' waists at 50 to gu per
cent discount. Strawberries, rasp-
berries, blackberries and fresh veg
etables fall kinds. For the 4th a
carload of watermelons will be on
hand.
Recorder Clark J. Guild left Mon
day for Dayton to attend the Dayton
high schol commencement exercises
and to deliver the commencement adj
dress. The program would do credit
to much larger school, Those grad
uating were Helen l.. Braun and Mary
+. Johnson A ball was held in the
evening.
Burners ice cream and soda parlors
seem to be a very popular resort from
early morning to late at night. Ice
creams of different flavors, soda foun
tam uIlllhS " itldhS oifS ihcdth va
ter, cold sparkling, and delicious, es-
pecially the marshmallow nut sundae.
Try one.
+. H. Whitacre, who went to Reno
with the band boys last week, shook
the crowd and returned home driving
Ford auto. He hasn't climbed any
telephone poles yet, but if his spark
keeps a good hot one, promises to do
some Ford stunts.
The New Model Cafe doing a
rushing business these days. The at
tention given to patrons by those IN
charge, the cooking by white cooks,
is without comparison and the meats
and vegetables have spicy taste just
like home cooking. The pastry-well,
you want another piece of that pie.
A NJ.