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Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-11

anu SiCah.
| Dance at Woodland Park Pavilion
Saturday night. Dance begins at 9
81 arp. Refreshments at y o'clock.
I'LL
Calexico and FL Centre football
teams will clash here this afternoon.
willie will meet Imperial on the for
Imer's grounds.
Hugh Mappin, connected with the
irrigation district at Sharp's Heading,
lis at the Paradise sanatarium suffer-
ing from a stroke of paralysis.
George F. Gray, state labor Of
ficer. is in the valley, intending to
spend about one week here on official
business. -.
Dance at Woodland Park Pavilion
Saturday night. Dance begins at 9
sharp. Refreshments at u o'clock. =,
Mrs. Bird Hobby, who suffered ah
operation twelve days ago, is resting
easily and gaining strength rapidly,
according % reports from st. Thomas
Hospital today.
The forty-fourth precinct, Pichaco,
did not vote Tuesday. 1t is claimed
that the ballots and other supplies
were sent to Yuma, but were not called
for by the Pichaco election officials.
The total registration in this precinct
was ten.
The resignation Of A. Nj. Nelson.
county development agent and secre-
tary of the Farm Bureau, was not ac-
copied yesterday afternoon by the su-
pervisors, but laid on the table for
future action. Chairman Frank Beal
called at Mr.. Nelson's office last night
and urged the publicity agent to With |
draw his letter.
Arthur Stats was arrested yester-
day by under sheriff Hila w. Ander-
son and being held for the arrival
6 San Diego officers. Stats is said
ii be wanted On the coast on bur-
gary count. He maintained yesterday
tt at he had not been implicated in
tie crime.
w. W. Brison, assistant general
r. .anager Of the Southern Sierras Pow
cr company, with headquarters in Riv-
erside, attended a meeting of the dir
actors of the Ell Centre Chamber of
Commerce Thursday night. Mr.. Bri-
son was formerly president of the Riv
erside Chamber of Commerce and is
II own as one of the best boosters in
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-11

The three C's for caring for milk
in the home are: Keep it Cold, Covered
and Clean.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
Noted Stallion Is
Coming To Valley.

The Thoroughbred Record, of
Lexington, KY, printed in its
last issue the following
Mr.. 7. E. Plummer now of
Woodstock, Virginia, but widely
known on the western turf, has
recently purchased from William
Steele, of Malvern, Pa, the bay
stallion, Chiffon, by Medler, out
OF Castaia b, Mortemer, and Tie
horse will make the following
season at Berryville, Va, under
tue supervision of Mr.. w. M. At
kinson. Chiffon is the sire of
such good winners as Transform.
Cunning, Chiffon Queen, Coed
Intent, Beau Chiffon, Chiltcn
Squaw, Chiffon Belle, Shillalal'.
Chuckles, Chiffon King, Chit.
Dance, Barquet, Disillusion,
Cante, Fool o. Fortune, etc.
Chiffon is said to be one of the
best individuals in the United
States, having won the class f, r
thoroue hbreds at Madison Square
Garden twice, and never havi, e
been defeated in the show ring
elsewhere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
X. F. d. No. 1.

Miss Maude Hotel spent til,
holidays with her father, Mr.. :.
K. Hotel.
Miss Lena Artz spent the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Artz.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gochenoui
recently visited Mr.. Joseph Gocll-
euour.
E. r. Beydler is visiting
his parents.
Miss Lucy Gochenour spent
the weekend with Miss VERNE
Crabill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spiggle
attended the burial of Mrs.
Charles Golladay, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Gochenour
and children. Mr.. F. P. Spiggle
and family spent Xmas with
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crabill
and Ernest Gochenour and
sister, Miss Lucy, spent Xmas
with Mr.. Frank Crabill and FAM
lily.
Mrs. Lizzie Stickley and sor,
spent Xmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beydler.
Miss Grace Hamrick is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Mary Hamrick.
Miss Clara Bauserman recent v
visited her sister, Miss Nellie
Bauserman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crabill
and son, of Winchester. spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bowers.
Miss Bessie Gochenour spent
the weekend with Miss Frances
Burner.
The Valley Pike Sunday
School was reorgani zed last Sum
day. Every one IS cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. Perry Crabill is home on a
vacation from Washington.
Miss Florence Fleming spent
the weekend with Miss Pearl
Merkley.
Miss Vernie Crabill recently
visited Miss Tracey Whetzel, OF
Fishers Hill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
Edith.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Glenn, who
lave been seriously i'll for quite
while are much improved their
many friends will be glad to
know.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. A. Comp
ton and little son. Harold, OF
Washington, arrived at this
place, Saturday, for a few days
visit.
Misses Ruth and Edith Callar,
of Luray. spent a part of the
holidays in this Valley.
Miss Jessie Baker has returned
and taken up her school work
again. after having spent the
holidays with her mother at
Bowman's Crossing.
The personal property OF the
late John M. Solomon was sold
Tuesday at the old Caroline Fur
mace. which brought fairly good
prices.
Miss Rhoda Compton returned
to her school at Manassas Mon
day to resume her studies.
A great many persons of this
section are suffering with severe
colds.
Oak Level School started up
Monday with every pupil present
except one.
Mrs. Joseph Glen, of Luray, is
spending a few days with her
mother. near Edith.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
ZION.

On last Wednesday afternoon
the Zion school had a Christmas
program consisting of the fol.
lowing
Christmas Welcome - John
Miller.
| When Santa Claus Comes
Beulah Finks.
Christmas Cheer-Roy Stump
and Ernest Guess.
Christmas Time-Nellie Stump.
Tile Beautiful Star Harold
BauSerman.
The Christmas Hymn-Ivan
Reedy.
Merry Time-Anna Stump.
Long Ago-Ruth Fravel.
l Wonder Why-Robert Finks,
A Real Santa Claus-Oscar
Stump.
Christmas Star - Marvin
Wright.
A Visit from St. Nicholas
Brucie Finks.
It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear-Rosa Stump.
Christmas Welcome BY four
boys and four girls.
]. M. CRABILL, Teacher.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
FRIDAY. JANUARY J. 1916.
NEARLY A HUNDRED
YEARS AGO

From the Woodstock HERALD,
July %, 1919.
Four columns is devoted to
Ruta Baga and it is to be contin-
ued in the next.
A large rattlesnake was killed
on Saturday last in this neigh
borhood. on top of the Little
Fort Mountain-hs wing thirteer
rattles and a button, about
inches in circumference, 3 feet
and half long, and from the
time they generally receive the
button it must have been II
years old.
At the late anniversary il
Chester. Pa, the following com
plimentary toast was drank t,
the American fair by the Cheste
Artillerists
Our lovely country-womel
may every maiden become
wife-and every wife become TIL
mother of Democrats.
OBITUARY.
On the Goth instant after
long and painful sickness whicl
size bore with Christian fortitud.
Mrs. - Meem. wife of Gilber
Meem. Esqr., of this county.
Died On the 30tll of June la.
at New Lexington. Indiana, Nh
.Otwav Cutler, lately a residen
and highly respected inhabitan
of. Harrisonburg, Va.
Died-At Martiusburg on til
22nd instant, Mrs. Ann Boyd
consort of Col. Elisha Boyd an
sister of Judge Holmes, of Wiz
chester.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07

Stonewall has purchased,
1 Gasoline Engine
l Rock Crrsher
l Road Grader
> Road Plows
l Scoop
/ Gasoline Drum
Nearly all the roads that could lie,
have been graded. Have put 10 also,
about IS eulyerts, have crushed about
eight thousand loads of rock and put
on the roads.
All accounts that have been pre-
sasted have been paid.
On account of the permanent work
OF this year and heavy rains, small
amount is carried over.
S. B. HEPNER, Supv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
|Maurertown R. F. D.

A surprise party was held at
the home of Miss VERNE Crabill.
There we're a large number pres
emit. We feel it our duty to thank
them for their kindness with
especial thanks TO Mr.. Edgar
Crabill.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bartlett. of this
place has been confined very
closely 70 her room for the past
se4ln weeks.
MI =. B. Ryman. Of near
l1nnF1stown, i looking after H.
gEse1 1nofher 1nriAe her illnes1.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
FOR SALE.

/ have three nice up-t, date resi-
dencps In Woodstock, Va, for sale
ell with modern improvements and
we'll located. One has nine rooms,
one eight. and the other six rooms
large lots, and necessary Outbuild
ihes. Possession can be given April
1st, 1916.
u A1xge priced reasonable
Apply to J. N. DAVIS,
Jan. 7-4w woodstock. VI,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
Down o Ina Box

about two years ago got on my
back, writes solomon Bequette. Flat
River. Mo 81 got o. Soc box Of
Foley . Kidney PIllss and they straight
ened me right up. recommend them
to all who have kidney trouble. /"
Rheumatic aches and pains, soreness
and stiffness sleep disturbing bladder
trouble. yield quickly to Foley's Kid
ney Pills Walton 4 Smoot. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07

Harrisonburg, Va.--For break,
ing into the armory of the Stras,
burg military company and steal
ing $3.50 worth of equipmen,
Roy Santmier and John Cloueh
erty were sentenced to the roads
for six months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
MAUR II,

Romeo Wagner and wife. who
were called here to attend the
funeral of Mr.. VS. grandfather.
John H. Bausermau, RETURNED to
Petersburg. last week.
G. F. Shaver and wife; who
visited relatives here several days
during the HOLIDAYS. returned to
their home at Richmond. last
Monday.
w. D. Shaver. after being at
home with his parents a few
days left for the home Office at
Marriott. Ohio, last Saturday.
Miss Katie Mark Desmond. of
Huntington, w. Va, is here Wis
ting the family of w. E. McIn-
turf.
Duke L. Shaver, who was here
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
D. L. Shaver during the holidays
returned to school at Dayton,
Monday.
R. S. Newman, who was al
home for several days, returned
to Hopewell, Monday.
Miss Bruce Funkhouser arrived
home last Tuesday, from nurs'
ling the late Mrs. Charles Col.
laday, of Dilbeck.
Mrs. A. G Shaver is still con
fined to her bed, her GONZALES
cence being slow.
Miss Mary Fetzer, who VISITED
| friends in Stephens City, return
ed home, Wednesday.
i George Mountz, of Lebanon
lChurch, is visiting the family o
C. H. Spiker.
The oyster supper held New
Years night by the Civic Leagu
was we'll attended considering
the condition of the weather
: The net proceeds being S27.15.
The Quality Music House hav
! sold a Lagonda Player Piano t
/ Charles Beeler. of Strasburg.
Il The Maurertown mills have in
stalled their new engine boile
and the mill is in operation.
/ Miss Zula Gochenour, who i
teaching in the musical depart
! nent of the Academy at David
son, N. c., is at home with he
t mother. Mrs. Ida Gochenoul
lShe will return to her duties i
I a few days.
Miss Mamie Sager. who wa
visiting friends at Fishers Hi
has returned home.
Rev. E. B. Shaver left for Cit
Point, Wednesday morning.
STANLEY Barham, who ha
spent the HOLIDAYS with his pal
tents. VIM Barllam and wife, lei
Monday for Chicago to resum
his medical course.
Miss Rutl, Callan, of Lura
visited the family of Hugh Beyd
Ter and left Sunday morning fo
Manassas.
Evelyn. the little daughter G
Blaine Wisman, principal of GU
school, has been on the sick LIS
this week.
II Mrs Levi K;ser. who had
severe seige of the grip for sew
Ieral weeks is convalescent.
The regular meeting of til
ICivic League will be held Frida
might at the High School 3uilt
, ling.
Miss Anna Kirby, who wa
visiting her brother, John {
KIRBY, Sup't of the Aims House
returned to her home in Quick!
burg. Tuesday.
FL Martha. the little daughter c
|Charles James, has been i'll fo
the past week.
q. Dean and Hubert Sager lei
r for Hopev ell, the first Of til
e week on a business trip.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
Our Jisn.y 0ofter --Thls and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out Il is
slip. enclose With FIVE cents to Fo ey
4 Co, Chicacs, ILL.,. writing y ur
Fame and address eli AIRY. You will
receive IN return trial package con-
taining Foley's Home and Tar G. M
pound, for coughs, colds and err ur,
Foley's Kidney pills, ard Fole, .
Catharsic Tablets. Walton 8 Smcot.
adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07
Powers Fort.

mISs 0lOous Vile Ol Kew. OlOd u
was buried Dec. IS. She leaves
husband and little daughter to
mourn their loss. She was a i
consistent member Of the Meth
odist Church. Those who knew
her best loved her most.
There were four Christmas
tree services IN this Valley dur
ing the holidays. Each had al
good program and good attend
ance.
The Christmas tree service
that was announced for White
Chapel for Saturday evening was
postponed until Sunday evening
on account of rain. fishers were
kept busy until all the seats were
filled and all the standing room
was taken up at an early hour
on Sunday evening. Services
were opened one half hour earlier
than the appointed hour. The
program which lasted one hour
and twenty-five minutes was
good. The opening address,
HI lily Girls, suggestion to Santa
Claus, Christmas to Little Dan,
and others deserve special men.
ton. Mr.. Daniel O'Flaherty, OF
Roanoke College, and the Pastor
of the Church, each made short
interesting address at the close
of the program. The house was
tastefully decorated. The tree
was burdened with four to five
hundred presents. The top oil
the tree contained a large white
Teddy Bear with muzzle and
chain, which was given to little
Lorena Tamkin. The service
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. VIM. Tamkin, of Saums
vile Graded School spent thu
holidays at his home at Sever
Fountains.
Mrs. Bessie Robinson has re
turned from an extended visit t
friends in Davis, w. Va.
Ashby Lich:iter and little son
Shirley have returned from {
visit to Clarke county. Va.
Miss Pearl Shiffiett returned
to her home in Charles Town
w. Va, last Saturday aftel
spending the holidays with hel
parents.
Isaiah KILLER visited friends
at Kiblertown recently.
| CHARLES Moreland and wife
Mrs. Samuel Shifflett and Mrs
Amanda Combs spent Christina.
at Henry Moreland's.
Geo. Shipe and wife have re
turned to their home here after
a visit to Shenandoah Junction
and Rippon, w. Va.
George Woodrow is spending
some time with his daughter ali,
other friends at Quicksburg.
Miss Funk spent last Monda
night with Mrs. Emma Lich
liter.
Rev. Andes preached at DR..
Run on last Sunday night a
which time Holy Communion
: was celebrated.
Philip Grim. of Strasburg
visited his mother, Mrs. Hannal
Keller last week.
Joseph Shipe and wife, o
Rippon, W. Va. are visiting in
this section.
Arch Lichliter was at River
ton and Front Royal one da,
this week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-01-07

y l. Stuitz 81
Jos II Sheetz GSI
Edward Fry !, p0
Chas HolIer l25
Joseph Stutz l25
( gar Stultz 25|
David Feiler 2OiI
Kneisley Bros :GliI
James Kern 475
Philip Kern 5 0,
p w Wismau 23I5l
Jno W BLY, 46S
James Miller 125
c W Wilmington lIal
Chas Reedy ID
s b Hepner IS oil
Gibbs Hardware Co. IS g..
John Wilkin 375l
John Cavinall 375
Jesse Heishman so
Carl Conner 20 81 |
Jno Il Racey 49,
Stanly Dysart a25
Roy Kipps 375
P A Myers les
Chas Teller 125
Joseph Stnltz ESQ
VIM Gochenour 25t
VIM Richard 25
| Robt Phillips S 90
Lawrence Barr %
Thos Stickley so 90
l. w Spiker 3 81 |
q l. Smoot ESQ
Geo Wetzel 20 90
G W Snarr TIP
} N Hickman 200 /
P Fisher 2s
Geo W Snarr I2o
EFF Baker p Is
Robt Sheetz 3l3
A M Keller 237
Jno Barr 500
L D Clark $50
C M Walker 2 so |
C F HeadIey (road act paid) 23l 70
G W Good 937
J W Miller 10 90
h M Funk 10 20
W H Wright 25o
q Peer tls7
RIB Coates 437l
Duras Kibler aa2
James Miller l45l
Jno W Riffey 2s7
h E Bailey is 2s
|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14

rmuv pains ar, located lu.t below
., short Ribs Iumhpro prrrl 'h.
Iue region nu, toward the back RAJ.
INuD'S SNON IlNlNENT ls the r.m
eds I'm either pps, II rubbed u tho.
uupNh ii eases pulu r,l1N,s the muf
yI,. aud the patient can move about
nm.ly and comfortably rrir, 2g.. ,W.
and 81 40 per bottle Sold 10y NpstfM
Drug co ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14
100000 musKRAr ruRs OFFERED.

ST LOUIS. Jan lH-Thrco hundred
thousand muskrnt furs were TO he sold
here FRIDAY at the FUR auction which
has attracted buyers from an over the
world Seventy thousand opossum skins
and $1,000 skunk skins also were 20 hc
aucuoncd of
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23

Judge T. c. Hart, of the eight
Court in Yerington, beginning on the
10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Day, Of
Simpson have moved into their
commodious new home which is one
of the finest in Smith Valley
Mrs. Bert Dolan and her brother-ir
law Harry Dolan, life long friends OF
Lawrence Laughlin were visitors to
the county seat on Thursday. They
are stopping at Mason.
Mrs. Bert Dolan, wife of Sheriff
Dolan who was injured in the auto
accident on the Aldrich grade the early
part of tn, week came down Tuesday
to be witt her husband while recov-
ering from his hurts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roach, the
former being postmaster at Swcetwa-
ter. came down Tuesday to visit
Sheriff Dolan at the Mason Hospital
They returned home Thursday morn
ing. The injured Sheriff is tie brother
of Mrs. Roach.
D. w. Stevens, accountant for the
Rawhide New Mines Company re.
ports a new strike of considerable
proportions in the tunnel running be.
tween the old Grutt- Balloon Hill ant
Victor leases. At the point of dis
covery the vein was but about four
inches thick but soon wide ned, 10
several feet and the average is from,
twenty to twenty-five dollars per ton.
Those who are competing for the
orises offered by Dillon & West and
the Yerington Drug Company should
not forget that for every subscription
hey get for the Times they secure
.hree thousands votes. For ever,
new subscription secured six thousand
votes are given.
Mr.. Warren Hauser was called tc
Carson City early yesterday morning
to defend Herman Glade who is
charged with selling liquor to Indian:
at Schurz. Mr.. Glade is driver for
the Little Auto lines and at presen
It living at Battle Mountain. He has
many friends in Lyon County who
speak very highly of his character and
have confidence that he will be clear
ed of the charge.
Mr.. Eugene Howard, the republican
nominee for the long term as coun-
ty commissioner is from what is
known as the first commissioner dis
trict of the county. Mr.. Howard is
long time resident of Dayton and
is first class and very successful
business man. He will get a strone
support throughout the county. The
light for this office will be warm but
lean one az, both candidates for
he position are men whose characters
IRE above reproach
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23
The standing of the candidates at
the Yerington COMPANY.
NEARLY FATAL
AUTO ACCIDENT

Sheriff Bert Dolan, of Mono Coun-
ty, California, had a narrow escape
from death while coming down the
Aldrich grade in the East Walker
River district last Tuesday. With
his brother Harry Dolan, the Sheriff
was coming from Bridgeport to Ma
son where the little child of the form
er is sick at the hospital. Hurryinp
down the grade they attempted tc
make one of the sharp turns near the
top of the hill when the auto was
over turned pinning the sheriff under
meath and breaking several ribs and
otherwise badly bru,5ire him. The
auto was so badly smashed that il
was useless for further travel and
Harry Dolan was compelled to leave
his injured brother while he walked
about ten miles to Morgan's ranch
where ready assistance was obtained
and the injured man was brought
to the Mason Hospital for treatment
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23
PARENTS-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION

The Parents Teachers Association
have arranged the following program
for the year.
October 18th.
Subject-"When your child first
goes to school" Chairman, Miss
Emma He'd. Demonstration OF
Teaching Reading by Phonics.
November 10th.
Subject-Play grounds and recrea-
ton plans for a recreation center in
Yerington by Mr.. Gail Martin. The
aim of the girls club.
December 9th.
Subject-"Art in the grades" chair
man. Miss Alpha Rulison.
January 20.
Chairman hudson G. r. Smith,
President Board of School Trustees.
Program-A talk by local attorney
up Laws Affecting the School.
Where we get our school fund and
and it is spent Mr.. George F. West,
clerk of board. Cost of educating a
pupil in Yerington as compared with
other districts in our state, by Mr..
Gail Martin
February 10th.
Subject-To be announced later.
But to deal with some problem of the
fifth and sixth grades Chairman
Miss Cook.
March 10th.
Subject to be annouced later
Chairman. Mrs. Laura Kline.
April 18th.
Subject-Kindergarten Values H.
lustratcd by game and test Chair
man. Miss Lillian Svedman.
May 18th.
Annual business meeting. Election
of officers.
Meetings are all held on Friday af-
ternoon in the Kindergarten room
promptly at 800 o'clock The teach
ers would be glad to have parents
visit the school on this one Friday
OF each month, at least, and then
remain for Association meeting.
Besides this program for the regu.
lar meetings the Association have
secured six lectures for the year
Three of these lectures are from the
University Extension. These lectur-
ers, all specialists in their lines will
be presented to the Yerington public
free of charge or with slight cost
depending upon the cooperation of the
public.
DR.. Jones will come September Goth
with his illustrated lecture on
Causes of Volcanoes and Earthquake
es."
October 2Sth-Miss Elise Sameth
graduate of Cornell and Columbia
University will talk on the value OF
the Folk dance in child development"
November 25th-Dr. James, Dean OF
Nevada University College of Educa
ton will talk on Vocational Training
in the Grammar School" Those who
heard Dr. James lecture on Culture"
before the convention of the Nevada
Federation of Women's Clubs in Yer
ington last fall, will appreciate the
store
January 27tn-Professor Tramner.
Professor of Education at University
of Nevada will lecture on practical
Psychology Applied to Home and
School"
February 24th-Miss Mills, AS
sistant Professor OF Home Economics
Will talk to the school girls in the
afternoon on appropriate Dress"
In the evening to the public upon
Harmony of color in dress" Miss
Mills is recognized authority on this
subject.
March 3lth-Professo Lehenbauer
State Botanist will tell us of Nevadas
Wild Flowers.
April 2Sth-Miss Sameth returns
for talk on Physical Training to be
illustrated with exercises by Yering
ton school children.
The arrangement of dates for these
lectures may be changed But notice
will be made in the local papers
in advance of each speakers appear
ance.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23
NEW UNIVERSITY
DAIRY HERD

A herd of Upgrade Holsteins has re
Gently been purchased by the univer-
sity for the purpose of providing fresh
dairy products for the students who
board at the university commons
The herd has been placed on the dairy
farm and is in charge to two students
of this department The milk furnish
ed to the dining hall, as well as these
dairy products, is of the purest and
best quality. About lSl students are
served at the dining hall
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23
PLEASANT PARTY

On last Monday evening Mrs. Ter
y Becker gave party at the Scheel
ranch in honor of her sister Miss
Florence Wilson who is visiting here
from Reno. The evening was spent
dancing and games followed by re
;reshments after which the guests de-
parted after a thoroughly enjoyable
evening. The following were present
Miss Florence Wilson. Mrs. Freda
Eich, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy MCGOWAN
Mr.. Charles MCGOWAN, Mr.. F.
Weaver, Mr.. Terry MCGOWAN, Miss
es Esther Cross, Myrtle Cross, Viloa
Phillips, Laura Richards, Esther
Nichols, Miriam Riggs, Grace Anfang
Mrs Henry Kneirim, Mrs. Ella Bral
lier, Messrs Ernest Cross, L. R,
Cortell Fred Franklin, Herbert Ham
lin, Jesse Hillygus, Ed. Hillygus, Oil
yer Barrett and DeArmond.