Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-01
LOCAL.


rancher and stockman, spent few
hours in the city Thursday.
Fl. S. Pohe, County Assessor, visit
ed Smith Valley and Wellington, of
ficially this week.
Mrs. J. J. Kelly is in town to spend
the week with her mother, Mrs
Mary Barton.
Gould Reading the Ludwig mer-
chant took in the Yerington theaters
the early part of the week.
John Baker of the firm of Baker &
Littell returned Thursday from two
weeks visit to San Francisco.
Sheriff Randall arrived Tuesday
morning to attend the short term OF
District Court held by Judge Hart.
Miss Doris Taylor of Reno, a
student of the Nevada university, is
visiting Mrs. Dewitt Crowninshield
Abe Hunt spent couple days visit
ing friends in the city this week
Abe is working at the Nevada Doug
las Mines.
Joseph Wilson Jr., breeder of pure
bred Berkshires, of Nordyke, spent
couple days at the county seat this
week.
Mr.. Jack Beaupert of the Mason
Valley Bank spent few hours on
business in Yerington the first of the
week.
Bernard Johnson has returned from
his visit to Dayton and Reno and i
again greeting his friends at the M
gent Brothers Store.
|. A. Strosnider and +. O. Stickney
tine big ranchcr and stockemcn of up
per Mason Valley spent few hours
in town Thursday.
r. X. Lam spent a portion of the
week among friends and patrons OF
the Big Store who reside in the up
Per end of the valley.
Mrs. Matt Penrose, "chaufeured"
the big Buick Six to the city on Thurs
day. Mrs. Penrose has, like many o
her sister suffragettes of the valley
become an expert driver
Vernon Peterson, musical critic for
the Nevada Copper Belt took in the
shows of Yerington the other night
and-its nobody's business what else
/ "Vernie" took.
Miss Lilly Patterson, an accomplish.
cd stenographer from San Francisco
arrived Thursday morning to spend
summer vacation visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Mckay.
A letter from Felice Coin, of Car.
son City, announced to her many
friends her safe arrival last Saturday
from an extended visit to Washington
and other eastern cities.
Governor Boyle has appointed Ro-
bert Barr recruiting agent for Yering
ton. The appointment arrived Tues
day and it is reported that twelve
names have already been signed.
John War; and Ted Trenkle are
leasing in Mason Pass. Recent as
says of ore they are exposing indicate
Il at they will be among those ship
Ping at a profit in the very near flu
tire.
Conductor Pugh of the Copper Belt
Is considerable pulled" over the fac,
I At he has driven his new auto over
- Yerington several times after dark
snd has not run it into the river
Yet.
Harry Record, the we'll known and
Popular representative of farm ma
merry and implements, spent few
q US among his Mason Valley friends
g d customers, dispensing a new
brand OF superheated atmosphere.
n. w. Willis, former district at.
I rney of Lyon County. was in at
ndance upon the District Court
I IS week. He returned to the Noun.
TIN View mine of which he is one o.
owners, on Thursday
Mr.. TIL Won Rolf, of Los Angeles
q neral agent for Arizona and Nevada
I the Northern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Milwaukee, Wiscon-
n, spent few days in Mason Val
Icy this week.
Mrs. Florence Bovett will leave on
Monday for Portola, California, te
IN her husband who has accepted
;n important position on the engin.
nf of Al Nc,