Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-04
LITTLE LOCALS

where SHc Was Cdllcu upon business.
Mrs. J. G.. kaufman and Mrs. Jen-
ME Hironymous left Thursday for a
four-weeks visit to San Francisco and
the big show.
Arthur Medlin, Van Als,ine's pop
ular jeweler, returned home Sunday,
took his girl to the show last night
and fell out of his chair at $50.
John Baker, of Baker & Littell,
came home Wednesday from his three
weeks visit to the Fair. While in the
city he was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Sweat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler have
leased the Fairbanks home adjoining
the Times and yesterday moved into it
and will become permanent citizens
of Yerington.
Chris Hernleben and Mr.. McClus-
key left Thursday for Leavitt Mead
ows equipped with team and camp
ing outfit and supply sufficient for a
fortnight's maintenance.
The Ross building, opposite the
Court House, has been completed and
is credit to the Main street of the
town. The improvement of Yering-
ton progresses slowly, but substan-
TALLY.
Miss Carrie Allen, who has been
employed in the educational depart
ment and who is well-known in Lyon
county, arrived Wednesday to spend
the next two weeks visiting the family
of Dr. Masterson.
w. H. Slingerland returned yester-
day from Sacramento and other Cali
fornia points after weeks trip on
business He does not deny that he
saw Stella several times, but claims
it was on his previous trip.
Services at M. f. Church at IL
o'clock Sunday morning. Services will
be held in the NJ E. Church with mu-
sic by the choir, male quartet and
solo by Mr.. Kline Prof. Waggoner
will speak No evening service.
w. ]. Pressed, well known and pop
ular representative of wholesale drugs,
was in town the early part of the
week and during the critical period OF
Juniors" illness, relieved Doc" Van
Alstine at the prescription case in the
Yerington Drug Store.
hudson G.. r. Smith, of the Lyon
County Pharmacy, was this week APP
pointed by Judge harrington as Uni
ted States Court Commissioner for
Yerington. The appointment meets
the approval OF the Judges many
friends.
Miss Hazel Ambrose, after visiting
Mrs. Jack Sweat and other friends in
San Francisco AMI after getting oil
she could from the great show, re
turned this week and hIj "esuIned her
duties as stenographcr for Commits
sioncr Barlow at Mason.
Hon. J. |. Wilson left Thursday for
San Francisco where he will enjoy his
well-earned vacation. Those of us
who have seen Stella" no longer
wonder why Mr.. Wilson was always
so particular in calling for dimes
whenever he got his change.
Mrs. Mary Snyder, mother of John
and Salty Snyder, has been very i'll
the past three weeks and during that
time confined to her bed. She is inn
proving and her many friends are
hoping to see her complete restora
ton to health in the near future
John Mackay. who was so terribly
injured at Rockland couple of weeks
since. is still at the Mason Hospital
apd is holding his own" improving
daily his chance for recovery. 1t is
reported that while not yet entirely
out of danger, his condition is greatly
improved.
Mrs Joseph Johns, of Lovelock, ar
rived Thursday to spend the next few
weeks with her daughters, Mrs. G. +.
Leavitt, Mrs. Fred Burner and Mrs.
Marker Mrs. John is as wellknown
in the community as her daughters,
Mr. Johns having formerly been pas
tor in the county.
p. ]. Conway. affectionately called
paddy" the Sweetwater stock man,
rancher and capitalist, was in town
Friday in company with r. c. Nudge
of Pine Grove, and John Barrett, for
merly of Mineral county. Mr. Con-
way has large and important inter
ests in Lyon county.
Paderewski again gave piano re-
cital at Festival Hall last Sunday
afternoon. The ticv'-ets were rs cts,
d 1.