Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-10-21
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Miss Mabel Sling -rland, has been
assisting in the postonce this week
during the absence OF the postmaster.
Tom Dowd, mechancian at the
Nevada Douglas, was a visitor iron
Ludw1g yesterday
,,rs. and MRS. ID. d. Mcleod and
Lon Rose from Luning, are visiting
hi lerington.
A. otrosnider and +. O. Stick
usx, the cattle men, wer. III Iering
,.,n Wednesday on business.
idiss Lillian Svedman is visiting hen
SISTER. Mrs. Joe Perry, at the Rock
land mine
ii. ]. Long and Jack Beaupert, OF
Mason were in the city Tuesday OF
business.
mir. and Mrs. Leon Willis Of the
Mountain View mine visited Yering
ton Sunday and Monday.
F. w. Simpson and ]. !. Wilson,
returned Monday from a visit tt
Reno.
3. Banch, the East Walker River
rancher was in town Tuesday to re
ceive his Ford touring car purchas
ed of Nugent.
Sam Pursell has been hauling rocl
this week to fill in the chuck holes OF
Pearl Street, putting the road il
flrst-class condition.
Miss Mabel Slingerland went to
Wellington Thursday to report til,
testimony in the burglary case hearo
before Justice Of the Peace Pierce.
Will Johns disposed OF his Maxwell |
and is now the owner of new Dodg' |
car which Jimmy Nugent sold to hin
on Tuesday.
w. G. MCGOWAN has returned iron
his trip to California where he wen
last week to purchase pure-bred dair.
stock
Mrs. ]. Andrew Cutlery, has re
covered from an attack of grippe
which has afflicted her for the pas
fortnight
Mrs. Alice Hoy. mother of Mrs
J. +. Campbell, who has been visit
ing her daughter the past fortnigh
left for her home in Santa Cruz las
Monday
E. J. Schrader, general manager o
the Pittsburgh Dolores mine at Rock
land has been confined in the Ma
son Hospital for the past month. BIZ
is convalescent and is again around
Miss Zoe Gor.d, teacher of Tho
school at Smith. came to Yeringtor
the latter part of last week and at
tended the grammar school entertain
ment and dance.
Mr.. Phil ]. Geyer, of Silver Cit,
the democratic nominee for assem-
blynan is spending portion of the
week in Mason Valley in the inter
est of his campaign.
Mr.. Eugene F. Howard the republi
can nominee for county commission
err from the first district spent sever
al days in Mason Valley this week
Mr.. Howard left for the north enc
OF the county yesterday.
Lester w. Bartlett, former princi
pal OF the Lyon County High School
is one of the faculty of the Pomona
California high school. Mr.. Bart
let's many friends here will be glad
to learn that he is regarded as ont
of the efficient teachers of the coast
Butler & Poll have 800 tons Of
splendid potatoes which they rails
ed on thirty-Gve acres on the Butler
ranch about FIVE miles southeast OF
Yerington AS potatoes are wortl
thirty dollars per ton the value o.
the crop is $4,000
c. c. Emerson, of the Mason Vale
News, who has been confined to hi
room for the past couple weeks, al.
flcted with rheumatism, has respond
cd to the efficiency of Judson Smiths
grape juice and is again able to be
about
Carl c. Tidd, independent candidate
for assemblyman is making a thor
ough canvass of the county. He spen'
the first part of the week in Mason
Valley. Mr. Tidd is one of the best
known and most progressive ranch
ers in Smith Valley.
District Attorney Campbell has con
quered his Ford and trained it to
stand without hitching." His obi
cycle face" rapidly resuming its
usual cheerful smile and the blisters
on his hands are becoming calouses
DR.. G. E. Lcavitt, chairman of the
Lyon County Board of Health, was
dismissed from the Bachelors Club
last Saturday His excuse that he
was busy learning to control his new