Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-06-10

Jim Kelley came over from Well
ington last Mondy to spend a few
days visiting at the County seat
grooming the Eagles's goat and play
ing with the Jim Barton twins.
Dr.Beaumont Brown departed Sun
day for Reno enroute to San Fran
cisco, where he will spend a few
weeks at post graduate work at tn,
University of California.
r. c. Kicker of upper Mason Valley
successful cultivator of garden vege
tables, is the proud possessor of new
Overland, recently purchased from
the Mason Garage.
With two shows, both drawing
large audiences four nights a week
it does not look if Yerington wa.
preparing very hurriedly to with draw
from the official map of the State.
On Sunday last N. H. and Mrs. Var
Alstine, and Junior left for Reno, vi:
their auto, returning Tuesday witt
Mrs. Paulson who will visit the fami
ly for period.
]. G. Berryhill Vice President Of
the Nevada Douglas Consolidated
Copper Company has been in Ludwig
the past week inspecting the plant ant
property, and incidently watching
the lcaching plant leach.
just to indicate that the Mason
Garage is very much in the auto sale:
business the enterprising manager.
sold an Overland to ]. A. Phillips
adding another booster for this popu
lar machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh, of Mason, &C.
companied by Miss Francis Pugh and
Mr.. Jack Beaupert, visited Yeringtor
Tueday evening and attended the pre-
sentation of the dancing girl at the
Mutual Theater.
George H. Drummer AID wife nc
tored down I'm their ranch in The
south end of the valley last Monday,
and the rivers of this valley flow
north, but the Irish don't vote the
republican ticket.
Roy Covington, who recently broke
rib while working on the roof o
one of the buildings of the Ludwii
plant, is rapidly recovering from the
injury and will soon return to Ludwig
to his employment.
Mrs. c. M. Coddington and chill
dren left last Sunday for Utah where
she will spend the summer, c. NJ.
cranked up the REQ and drove them
to Reno where he saw them safely
on the train.
Archie and Mrs. Brown of Nordyke,
we're in town Wednesday preparing
for another trip to the hills. Mr..
Browns health which has been very
poor for the past couple OF months
is improving slowly.
Going up Mason Pass the other da,
in his new Laurel" ]. G. Kaufman
finding that the machine was getting
beyond control run it into convent.
emit location monument ard stopped il
1t did not take long to straighten on
the fender.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Cook, and fami
Iy, accompanied by Mrs. NJ. Dahl o
the Mason Hotel spent few hour;
in Yerington Tuesday. Mr.. Cool
was principally engaged in waiting
while George West put a new glas'
in the windshield of his Ford touring
car.
Mrs. and Mrs. N. p. Nelson are
completing one of the most attractive
homes in the valley. The building
five room cottage with all modern
and set upon rein
forced concrete foundation, and
equipped with brick chimneys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Reading, ac'
companied by Mrs. T. E. O'Brien
all from Ludwig, were visitors Wed
nesday. Fearing that John Beaumont
Hanson would coax Tom to run away
and leave her on the street for few
hours again, not being sure whether
the truant officer was on duty yet,
Mrs. O'Brien left said Tom" at home
this time.
The procession of automobiles, leat
by the Van Alstine REQ followed by
the noted roadster wnich brought VI
the rear of the "cortege" was not I:
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