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

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \.
W. Gallagher, has again taken up her
work-as teacher of the Silver Cit.
School. She left for her duties Mon.
day.
DR.. Fleming, formerly residing in
New Mexico where he was promin-
ent in professional and fraternal cir
cles, visited Yerington Monday and
Tuesday on his way to Tonopah. He
expects to establish his residence in
Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Nudge came
down Thursday from their mining
property in the Sweetwater district
to secure medical attention for Mrs
Nudge who is confined to her bed
threatened with serious stomach
trouble.
The Yerington Orchestra gave a
dance at Wellington on the evening
of the LIST which was attended by a
number from the various towns OF
Mason and Smith Valleys as well as
from Bridgeport and Sweetwater. II
was an enjoyable affair.
Mr.. N. Poll, the we'll known ranch
er of East Walker river was in towr
Wednesday to receive the big two
ton auto truck recently purchased toI
use on his farm. Mr. Poll is one o
the most progressive ranchers OF tina
active and live community.
B. F. Baker, of Nina, arrived Thurs
day on his. return trip to Reno where
he was delegate to the democratic
state convention, or love feast. l.
Bakers hair would blow off instead Of
turning sivery he would look younger
each time he visits the home folks
c. E. Wedertz, who was a Plat
delegate to the republican state con-
vention returned to Yerington with
DR.. Leavitt in "slamming' the Dodge
Or some of the other candidates Ed
boosted that he was the only one o.
he crowd who was brave enough tt
come with the Doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kaufman vii
return today from their tour through
California. That is they will return
they don't run over again, or get run
run over by, an ambitious speed killer.
Mr. Kaufman will spend the next
few days telling his friends who arc
not posted just what this means.
Commissioner A. H. Barlow filed
his certificate of nomination for coun-
" commissioner for the short tern
and this week announces his indie
pendent candidacy for that office
Mr.. Barlow has but one Independent
opponent although the two party con
ventions may nominate candidates.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. O'Brien of Lud
wig arrived Wednesday afternoon
rom San Francisco where she is en-
aloyed as forewoman in the big Hes
Candy Company factory Mis-
O'Brien will spend her months va
cation visiting her father and mothe'
and sister. Mrs. Frank Hanson.
Fred L. Littell and Jim Parker will
both be candidates before the republi-
can county convention which will be
held on the 10Th instant Mr. Lit
tell who had some thoughts of run
ming as independent candidate chang
I'd his mind and filed no certificate
Both men are we'll known in the coun
~ and the contest will be warm one
Mr.. Gail Martin, pricinpal of the
grammar school, during the short
period of residence before the open
ing of the Yerington school last Tues
lay, made many friends among both
parents and pupils. The good impress
sion that he has already made viii
go far towards the success of his ad
ministraton of the affairs of the
school during the year.
c. c. Tidd and z. H. Whitacre are
the two independent candidates TO-
assemblyman from Lyon county. /
both conventions nominate the full
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John Sandman has just received
new line of mems shoes. $3.50