Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-15

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to which he intends constructing al
addition.
Charles Van Bcnschoten arrived
from Silver City last Saturday consid
crably and painfully disabled from his
recent injury in the back. Although
sufficient much pain he is rapid
y improving and on Monday began
his duties in the Dillon & West
hardware store.
Thursday evening Bert Laws wa
arrested upon warrant issued by
Blanchard charging the former will
assault and battery. The Judge
would at all times prefer performing
a marriage ceremony, for which ht
has acquired an envitable reputation
rather than issue warrants.
II. A. Strosnider was in Yerington
yesterday looking after the shipmen
of carload of pigs and calves. Thi
will probably be his last shipment un
til the opening Of the fall season
Meanwhile Mr.. Strosnider is secur
ing contracts for hay and grain 70
delivery this fall and winter
Miss Doris Taylor, charming
member of the younger set from
Reno is visiting the G. Z. Leavitt
c. w. Gallagher and ID. Crownin
shield families, with whom she will
pass her summer vacation. She is !;
University of Nevada girl and an &C
complished musician.
Lee Flavin, whom Charley Nobl,
will bet is the handsomest travelin,
man that ever travelled the ways, an
by ways of the traveller, CONNER
oial and uncommerical, spent few
hours at the Big Cash Store thi
week trying to tell new fish stor.
to Charley. He never got a chance
Charles Noble, the popular knigh
OF the ribbon, has been suffering iron
badly inflamed eyes and was COMPEL
ed to have them bandaged and re
main in dark room a couple day
recently. He is feeling much bette
end rejoicing in the fact that th
Doctor did not bandage his tongu
too
Jim Nugent made business tril
Aurora, Wednesday. Before leav
ing he called his latest pupil in ex
pert driving Duncan Nc Kenzie t,
enc aide and extracted a promisc
from Dune not to exceed the eighty
mile speed limit that Justice Blanch
ard permits Ford drivers on some o
our neighboring highways.
Will F. Powers, of the Lyon Coun
ty Bank, left today to spend his two
weeks summer vacation. As he die
not know just where he would go !
will be necessary to wait till he send:
home for more money" before ii j;
Mr.. w. J. Wilson
Reno will supply his place in til
Bank until Will returns Mr. Wilson
has spent five years in Tonopah.
Rev. M. J. O'Rielly, who succeed
Father Molyneaux as pastor of tn,
Catholic church at Yerington, arriv
cd the early part of the week iron
Jamestown, California. The father j
a gentleman of pleasing appearance
and attractive personality and wiz
be successful in his new
charge with which he is much pleas
ed.
c. F. Bert, left Monday and went tc
Reno ostensibly to look at the ponies
Arriving there he slipped his friend
and it was learned that he bought
ticket to Michigan with the intensioi
of bringing back wife. His friend
think that accounts for the frequen
spasms of absentmindnes that some
times caused him to say: yes, Dear
when suddenly spoken to.
In honor of her guest, Miss Rutl
Atcheson, Mrs. James Neeley enter
tanned at theatre party Thursda,
evening, enjoying The Girl tina
Won" at the Rink. Bidder were
Mrs. c. w. Gallagher, Mrs. Richart
Sunstedt. Mrs George Butter, Mise
Lucille Gallagher, Emily Powers
Doris Taylor, Hazel Strosnider, Rutl
Atcheson. Lillian Patterson and Hid
Sunstedt.
Bert Laws very naturally feels !;