Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-11-27
LITTLE LOCALS

F. w. Simpson, Smith Valley ranch
err, was visitor Tuesday
Donald Warren is quite sick at
present threatened with pneumonia.
Geo. Friedhoff was passenger to
Reno Tuesday on brief business
trip.
Daniel F. Yost went to Reno We'd
nesday on mining business to remain
several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Beaumont Brown mo-
tored to Reno Tuesday, returning the
following day.
H. S. Pohe and l.. H. Mehaffie mo-
tored to Dayton Tuesday, returning
that evening.
Chas Mcleod and Ed Ross made
trip to Ramsey Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
FOR SALE-Cheap; one horse,
buggy, harness and saddle. Yerng-
ton Bakery Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Nudge drove
down from Pine Grove Tuesday for a
brief business trip.
Mrs. VIM. Reymers and son depart
ed Wednesday for Sam Francisco to
visit the fair two weeks.
George McVicar of Smith Valley
passed through here Tuesday en- route
to the San Francisco Fair.
C. M. Armstrong, isurance man,
week to Oakland Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with his family.
Mrs John Sweat of San Francisco
returned to Yerington Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Henry Baker.
Mr.. r. Conway, from Reno, arrived
Wednesday to secure portion OF the
big potato crop of Mason Valley.
Billy Wilson visited the city on bus
mess Wednesday, bringing with him
a ndmber of visitors from abroad
F. E. Burner arrived home last
Wednesday from his ten-day visit at
the exposition and San Francisco.
Mrs. Henry Baker returned from
San Francisco, cutting short her visit,
to be at the bedside of her husband.
]. ]. Beatty came in from the Cor
ona Mining Company property Thurs
day morning, just in time for turkey
People came from Ludwig, Smith
Valley and Wabuska and Mason to
attend the show Saturday and Sunday,
Fred Strosnider has been on the
sick list, threatened with pneumonia,
but has recovered and is again around.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell went
to Fallon Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving with the family OF George Will
iiams.
doc" Van Alstine of the Yerington
Drug Company drove to the Pitts
burgh- Dolores mine Sunday with
friends.
Doctor Brown and Mrs. Brown left
for a flying trip to Reno during the
windstorm Tuesday and returned the
next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell went
to Fallon Wednesday to eat Thanks
giving pies and things at the home OF
Mrs. Williams.
p. ]. Conway was business visitor
from Sweetwater yesterday. Mr. Con-
way is really about the busiest man in
seven kingdoms.
NJ. c. L \N;1l;e xuac ottfe sick
r several days the first of the week,
with grip, but is quite recovered at
present.
Born on Saturday, November 20,
1915, to Mr.. and Mr.. A. Del Porto.
a boy. DIR. Leavitt reports mother
and son progressing favorably.
Eugene Grutt, Mineral county's
popular and efficient Sheriff, visited
Yerington for few hours Wednes-
day. returning to Hawthorc on No. "a.
w. S. Peoples representing Western
Ore Purchasing Company, was an ar
rival of last Saturday, and spent two
days in the district, looking up ores.
L. A. Spellier OF the Keno Gazette
and c. H. Short arrived in Yerington
Tuesday with John Gallagher and
spent few days as the guests OF the
latter.
All wool boys and mems sweaters,
regular price, 81. special price, $3.50
Lam, Hanson & Netherton. Advt.
Dan Mcleod returned Thursday
from a trip to Ramsey, which occu-
pied several days. He brought home
the grip, and is fighting with it at
present.
Miss Lucille Gallagher took advan-
tage afforded by Thanksgiving and
came down Wednesday from Silver
City to remain with her parents until
Monday.
Raymond Smith timekeeper at
Rockland, passed through Wednesday,