Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23
LOCAL

Mrs Is. II. NcyiHCiS NioilSu anu was
deeplv interested in the proceedings O.
the convention last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas J. Kelley, from
Wellington, are visiting friends here
this week.
Sam Kckcmuto of the Royal Cafe
returned from a month"; visit to San
Francisco, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rallens, OF
Wabuska. attended as spectators the
convention held at the Rink Theatre
George Adams and Peter Williams
from Silver City, were very welcome
gaest. of Yerngton this week.
z. "A. Dyer from Wabuska was a
visitor to the convention held the
early part OF the week in Yerington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. O'Brien, from
Ludwig, visited their daughter Mrs
Frank Hanson this week.
General Manager Hutchinson of the
GolGneld Consolidated mines arrived
Sunday from Aurora, enroute to Reno
Mrs. Josie Parker, of Wabuska, was
a spectator at the Rink Theatre hall
convention
Superintendent Beasley and Assay
err Bragg of the Ludwig teaching plant
visited Yerington the first OF the
week.
c. c. Emerson of the Mason Valley
News has returned from a weeks
trip to San Francisco and surround
ing points in California.
Patrick Ryan, head blacksmith for
the Nevada Douglas at Ludwig, visit
ed Yerington during the conventions
of Tuesday.
Mr.. William Bennett, shift boss al
the Nevada Consolidated accompani-
ed by Mrs. Bennett and their little
DAUGHTER spent Tuesday in Yerington
Miss Zoe Gould, the popular teacher
from Wellington spent portion OF
last week visiting friends in Mason
Her school opened last Monday.
Miss Mabel Slingerland and Mrs
Waggoner, from Wabuska, were in
terested visitors to the republican
county convention.
DIR. and Mrs. Beaumont Brown en-
tertaintained an auto loads of young
sters from their neighborhool at the
Nevada Hot Springs last Sunday.
Edward Lappat' the mine operator
from Copper Mountain, in Minera
County was shopping in Yeringtor
this week.
A. A. Aslakson, the well known
booster from Ludwig, was visitor
the early part of the week. Alex has
not forgotten how to root.
A. c. Perkins. from Dayton. was 2
delegate to the convention Tuesday
and spent couple days shaking hands
with his many friends in Yerington.
Tom Walden left for Sulphur
Springs last Monday TO spend :. couple
weeks looking over the property il
which he is interested.
M. c. Mason, a mining engineer
from Reno and Salt Lake City, was
looking over the district the latter
part of last week.
F. w. Simpson and Autumn G. Jon
es, from Simpson visited Yerington
this week and took in the two convcn-
tons.
l.. L. Turner. superintendent of the
mill at Ludwig, was visitor to the
republican county convention, las
Tuesday.
Frank Bugbee, the leaser on the
Randall aufman property at Masor
Pass. returned from San Francisco
on Monday. He was away about ter
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Stevens ant
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Scott, of Raw
hide, passed through Yerington last
Sunday enroute for Wellington
The. hA,,,a tha laxr
J. F. Seyden, manager of the big
plaster plant at Mound House, was :
visitor Tuesday. Mr. Seyden was :
delegate to the democratic convention
from that precinct.
George Maru one of the owners OF
the Royal Cafe left on Wednesday for
a visit to San Francisco and other
California points. He will be gone
about a month.
S. E. Moore, from Mason, was in
Yerington Tuesday. He was a dele
gate to the Rink Theatre convention
where the republicans nominated ~
winning ticket
Per Dan Cupid has been inducing
number of lovelorn SWANS to inves'
in jewellery this week but Judson
Smith was sworn to secrecy by the
victims and would not divuge names
Mr.. William DeVroey. delegate
from Artesia to the republican con
vention. accompanied by Mrs. De
Vrocey were in the city last Tues
day.
Fred Johnson we'll known business
nan from Dayton was in Yerington
Tuesday as delegate from that pre-
cinct to the democratic county con.
vention.
A. j. Lotus, the Dayton merchant
was delegate to the republican con
vention Of which he was selected tenn
porary Secretary and later assistant
permanent secretary
Mr.. Eugene F. Howard of Dayton
spent long enough time in Yerington
for the republicans to nominate him
for the long term as county commits
sioner
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