Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-30
LOCAL

evening last az d pii 'ii'"S
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Little of Schurz
oomnanied by Mr.. Pearce iron
Rawbide passed through Yeringtoi
the latter tpart of the week on thei
wav from Carson to Schurz.
George Devereax, the popular post
r,ster of Artesia, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Mollart visited the count!
.oa+ On Saturday last and took in thu
Mutual show in the evening.
%. H. Some left this week toi
pr;t;sb Columbia where he will inves
tgate some mining property situated
ON Vancouver Island. He was &C
COMMANDED by W. l.. Valentine.
Judge T. c. Hart arrived in Yering
ton Tuesday morning and opened ;
term of the District Court which con
tinued through the week, during which
many important matters were dis
posed of.
Mrs. H. M. Schooley, of Smith
visited Yerington Wednesday to at
tend the District Court for the pur
pose OF closing the administration o
her husbands estate. She was repres
ented by Mack & Green of Reno.
Judge c. E. Mack, of Mack & Green
the Reno lawyers, arrived Wednes
day morning to attend number o
important matters in the Distric
Court. He retained home the mex
day.
Matt R. Penrose, the republican can
didate for State senator from Lyo'
County we: to Reno Saturday whcr
he disposed OF a carload of Masoi
Valley hogs, raised by himself and hi:
neighbors.
Mr.. Daniel E. Yost, who was inter
ested in mining at Laphan Canyol
last year, has returned from the cas-
and settled in Reno where he vii
practice law. Mr.. Yost las mar
friends in Lyon County who will b
gald that he has decided to continu
his residence in Nevada.
w. L. Constantine who, witt HI
brother. was for number OF years
engaged in mining in this district
has been in Yerington the past weel
looking the district over. Since leav
ing Yerington he has been engaged II
the brokerage business in San Fran
cisco.
Judge w. w. Griffin. of Carson City
attended the term of the District Cour
this week and for Plat & Sanfor'
argued the demurrer in the case
O'Banion, ct al, Simpson, ct al, in
volving valuable tract OF land nea
Wellington Mr.. Griffin represented
the plaintiffs. The demurrer interpos
ed by the defendants was over ruled
bv Judge Hart and twenty days were
allowed in which to file an answer
Mrs. Pearl Sherwood, daughter
the late ]. d. Collins, arrived Mon
dav from her home in Salt Lake Git,
and spent the week visiting friend
and arranging the affairs of the estate
of her father. Mrs. Sherwood CAM
TO Yerington with her father whei
hut very small girl and grew T.
womanhood here. Both were hello
in the highest esteem by their neigh
bors all of whom are delighted TO have
her against visit the home of her child
hood.
Judge E. A. Blanchard returnc'
Sunday from Rend where he went t.
attend the meet OF the Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Pythias OF Nevada
During the morning the Judge at
tended the sessions of the Lodge but
in the afternoon he visited his grea
MANY friends all of whom EXTENDED
the glad hand" and in the evening
entertained him at the different thea
tres The big organ II the Grand
Theatre attracted the greatest atten
ton of the many entertainment
Blanchard enjoyed but what please
him most oil all was the promises OF ?
number OF prospective beaedicts
well as 'benedctnes" who indicated
their intention of coming to Yeringtor
when they were joined for better an'
worse.
George w. Friedoff and Matt Pen
rose were in Yerington Wednesday
each getting ready to get the cther's
goat in the campaign They arc
both after the same Office and both
want it. 1t is limited that, instead oil
sneaking around after each other and
saying means things behind the Other
fellows back, they are so suspicious
of each other that they have agreed
to make their canvass in the same
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