Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-08-26
Mr.. Erich ]. Schrader, manager o

Mr.. Erich ]. Schrader, manager O
Observation-Disclosures spent several day.
in Yerington this week "Pinky Was
son" failed to telephone any further
information as to the managers in.
tentions.
Matt r. Penrose and his family
went to Reno Tuesday in the family
auto to attend the Hughes meeting
and shake hands with the next presi-
dent of the United States. Mr.. Pen
rose was selected as one OF the vice
presidents of the occasion.
James Herrin, who was injured at
the Montana Yerington last year
While that property was under bono
to V. A. Hart, left for San Francisco
Thursday. Since the injury Mr.
Herrin has been compelled to wear a
cast and the trip was necessary to
have it changed.
Mr.. Milton Honey, of Wichman'
who has charge of extensive mining
development for California people
in that district returned Saturday
from Hawthorne where he had serv.
ed for week on the jury which tried
the damage suit of Parsons VS. The
Southern Pacific Company.
DOC" Van Alstine, of the Yering
ton Drug store, was taken quite i'll
last Saturday night with an affecta
ton of the throat. 1t assumed q
serious condition and physician was
called but the the patient responded
to treatment and was able to be back
to his duties on Wednesday.
Chris Buckley, deputy sheriff at
Wabuska, came in on his Ford last
Monday and Immediately got excited
over the discovery made by Dune Nc
Kenzie, Jim Adams and Red Taylor
Chris was trying to get a bet with
Dune that he would not have been
lucky if he did not own Ford.
Mrs. Frank Freitas, accompanied by
her sons Allan and Howard, started
last Sunday for visit with her mother
who resides at San Rafael, California,
After spending the rest of the vaca-
ton period in California, Mrs. Freitas
will leave Allen to attend school and
will return home with Howard.
A small fire occurred in the big mill
of the Nevada-Douglas company the
other day and for a time threatened the
destruction of the plant. 1t was sub
dued however without serious damage
and the loss about $l500.00 is fulld
covered by insurance carried by the
agency of E. J. Cooper of this city
N. B. Kerker, of Artesia, heard the
summons which Reno sent to all who
would like see and meet a prominent
former Justice of the Supreme Court
express few extra judicial opinions
regarding politics and policies, and
with his family went to that charming
city Monday They used their auto
Billy Ruggles, of Ludwig, came
down in his new machine Sunday to
spend a few days visiting at Yering-
ton and Wabuska. Billy is some
driver but his friends shiver when he
asks them to ride They don't know
whether they are going to fly or just
beat Barney Oldheld's road record
again.
While enroute to Reno and the bar
becue Mat Penrose broke the cranl
shaft of his auto and spent a num-
Der of laborious weary hours before
he finally got the damage repaired
However, he arrived in Reno in time
to attend the barbecue and other cere-
monies occasioned by the visit of the
presidential candidate.
1t is reported that the Yerington
City Band will at some date during
September give dance at Yelling
ton. The purpose of the entertain
ments is worthy and should receive
the cordial sport of everybody. The