Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-04-10
THE USUAL BUNCH
OF NEWSY NEWS
FROM WABUSKA

| the SICK nSl InlS week.
Mrs VIM. Ralens has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Clay Mckinley, of Yerington,
is visiting Mrs. Bulkeley.
Chris Bulkeley and wife were Yer
ington visitors this week.
n c. Johnson has been busy plant
ing trees. He has very choice va
rieties.
E. A. Dyer has placed piano in his
dance hall This will be quite a con-
venience to the young people who are
fond of dancing.
If you haven't taken a plunge since
4th of last July, crank up your auto
and head it for Wabuska Hot Springs.
Come in, the water is fine.
Jack Farrell has remodeled the
house on the old Farrell home ranch
and he and his bride have moved
there to reside in the future
John Forey returned here few days
ago from the Eastern States, where he
was called about three months ago
n account OF the sickness of his aunt.
The Dixie Minstrels played to
full house. After the show the young
folks danced for two hours. The mu-
sic was treat and the show hrst-class.
When visiting Wabuska don't leave
without sampling some of May
Smiths choice candies, and don't for
get to take some home for the kid
dies.
Mrs. Stock went to Dayton Tuesday,
having received word that her little
daughter, Flora had been taken i'll
while spending Easter with her aunt
in Dayton.
Mrs. Ella Becker and Mrs Morris,
of Sparks, were visiting Mrs. E. A.
Dyer Saturday. They had been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Smith
Valley, and were returning home.
Mrs. May Smith took over the post
Office Thursday and the service has
greatly improved. She has very
choice line of confectionery for sale.
Treat your best girl and sample the
candy when you visit Wabuska.
J. M. Feeny is having the large sta
Bile which was used by Vogler in the
boom days torn down. 1t will be
moved to Feeny's ranch just out of
the town limits. W. E. Apperson and
VIM. Ruggles have the contract.
| People came from all over the north
end of the valley last Sunday to en-
joy one of Mrs. Johnson's famous tur-
key dinners. A lot of people motored
down from Yerington and made
25-pound turkey look like 80 cents.
When in doubt where to go for a
days recreation, crank up your auto
and motor down to Wabuska. Take
dip in the health-restoring and in
vigorating waters at the hot springs
and wind up dining at Johnson's
Northern restaurant 1t will make you
feel like a new person and drive away
that crouch.
r. H. Alworth has closed contract
to drill a number of artesian wells
for p. and J. P. Perazzo of Wabuska,
and will move his Keystone drill out
fit here as soon as he has finished the
well that he is now drilling for Bob
Sloan at Artesia. E. A. Dyer and a
number of others are figuring on hav-
ing wells put down. Watch Wabuska
when the water begins to how
There has been lot of news in the
Reno papers lately about consolidat-
ing the Commercial Club and the Mer-
chants Club for the avowed purpose
of boosting Reno. The way to boost
Reno or any other town in Nevada is
to boost the whole State and call at
tention to the vast natural resources
as yet undeveloped, and the excep-
tional opportunities for the investment
of capital, where large returns are
certainty. No city or town in the
State can develop any faster than the
resources of the State are developed.
Let's quit trying to boost any one
particular town, and all get together
with a good strong pull and then
boost for the whole blessed State