Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08

vince. broke the other night. Inc
Ferris, not roulette, wheel is referred
to and no significance need be attach
ca to the coincidence.
With three dances in iull blast and
and well patronized in Ycrington on
the night OF the Fourth it really look
ed for time as if the dance was not
losing popularity.
G. w. Malone, civil! engineer form
oriy with the geological survey, came
with the Aurora crowd and after
spending the Fourth in Yeringtor
went to Lovclock Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Perry Of the Rock.
land mine spent the Fourth in Yer
ington. Joe was more attracted to thu
doll booths connected with the carni
val than by the Ferris wheel or tn
carrousel
Otto Lappat, formerly with Judsor
Smith the druggist, now engaged II
mining at Copper Mountain, arrived
in Yerington Sunday and spent TIN
week renewing old acquaintance an,
making new ones.
c. r. Olson, mill superintendent
the Pittsburgh Dolores, returned OF
Wednesday to Rockland, after spend
ing few days studying the "pari
mutuals" at the Reno Fair Association
races.
Jim Pyne, superintendent protein
of the temporary hot dog" factor,
maintained during the celebration, wa
notable for the artistic skill witt
which he toyed with the Irish chaff
ing dish.
Joe Wilson, Jr., of the Nordykt
Stock Farm, jitneyed at the Mutua
OF. Monday, danced at tie Rink anf
"tripped tie light fantasia to at the
Italia Cafe, on Tuesday, and booste'
for TIE Lyon County fair this fall OF
Wednesday.
Charles Van Benschoten is suffer
ing from an injured back receive.
from falling down q shaft on the
property on which he is leasing
Silver City. He will return to Yer
inpton as soon as he RECEIVERS suttlci
emily to travel
Mr.. and Mrs. George West enter
tanned lunch party on their beautifu
lawn on the Fourth The guests wer
Mrs. +. +. Hull, Mrs. William Boyle
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Perazzo, MIR. an'
Mrs. Lloyd Griffin, and Mr.. Bill
Machold.
The Times regrets very much OF the
over sight of the card thanks extend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Knierium
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murchie
and family. The over sight was due
to the over work of the grand cele
brstion OF the Fourth OF July.
c. E. Reid, Aurora merchant, +
l.. Alhise, Joe Blazier, George Moyl
and William Lawler, also from tn
historic mining camp, accompanied
themselves to Yerirgton, yelled TO
their home club and it is hoped hao
a good time over the Fourth.
Walter Warren, of Reno, heard thai
there would be baseball in Yerington
OIL the Fourth. If there is anything
Walter would rather do when he cam
shoot clay pidgeons i: is to play base
hall. Walters work on the diamond
aided materially in the local victory.
"Pinky" WATSON, joint owner witt
c. +. Bert of the notorious "tir
Lizzie lelt some ol MS Sl'diS ShdHS'
in Yerington last Monday then wen,
to Reno, looked at the ponies awhile
turned around and returned to his
duties at TIE Rockland mine.
E. ]. Schrader, General manager, OF
the Pittsburgh-Dolo mine went to
Reno early Tuesday morning
"Pinky" WATSON and Joe Colder ar
still undecided whether he was moro
interested in the races or the Red
Cross society-at least branch of the
society.
Frank Rosaschi of the Italia Cafe
imported music from Rtno on the
Fourth and gave another of his popu
lar dances in the dining room of his
place. The musicians were masters