Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-23

Reverend Henry Rogers,accordine
20 Judge Blanchard's lament, seem:
10 have acquired MONOPOLY in the
performance of marriage ceremonies
Blanch is still ready and willing t.
-ender his most skillful services
whenever they are required, but Judge
Hart has not been called uoon foi
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Plummer
If upper Mason Valley, drove over
o Carson City Thursday TO spend
Christmas at the home OF Mrs. Plum
ner's sister, Mrs. r. Lamb. Warder
Heinrich, recently appointed to sue
eed d. s. Dickerson at the State
)enitentiary, and other brothers, viii
DIN the family on the occasion.
The noise heard in the direction OF
Mason the other day was not an ex
)losion OF one of the gas tanks Il
vas only Superintendent Cook start
ng up his new auto to show the gen
raj superintendent how much bette
he new wagon is than the old brown
gas eater in which the latter travel
some times.
Frank Daley OF Mason. who kill
coyotes for the county when not pros
,ecting, encountered coyote
he other day which displayed symp
oms OF rabies The head was sen.
the University for diagnosis. The
work done by the men employed 10
xterminate the pests is beginning Il
'how, and the coyote is disappearing
Arthur Fountain. who is well known
o all the former residents Of Raw
tide. was happily married to Mis-
Matte Fleming on Thursday of las
week Arthur waited an aSiully long
ime before he gathered the necessary
'ourage to try to prove that two can
i've cheaper than one person can. new
.rtheless, his many friends congratu-
ate him. Reverend Henry Rogers
)fficiated
p II. Cook. the genial superin
Sendent OF the Copper Belt Railroad
the proud possessor OF brand new
REQ Six. The Glide, which was de-
itroyed at the burning OF the round
louse. could climb most anything
hat was not straight up and down
but Cook thinks with careful train
ng and kind treatment the new ma.
,hine may do even better than it
predecessor.
The Alum brothers and Bob Lukes
Mise, especially Bob Lukes. have laid
)ff their big teams, with which they
nave been hauling wood from the
Hills. Bob Lukes has a very healthy
aversion to taking chances of again
being snowbound in the mountains
lie claims that his experience last
year was sufficient for any man who
1oes not wear pig bristles on his
backbone.
Reuben Terry and Reuben Terry
fr, the latter one Of the county super
yisors of Mono County. California
lrove down from their home at Coal
lille, in Antelope Valley to visit Yer
ngton friends this week. Father and
son are old residents of Mono county
| the former coming no the county
| When Young man, and the latter be-
ng a native of the community. They
IRE extensive sheep and stock raisers
George w. Kneirim has sold his
'odging house in Reno and on Thurs
lay returned to Yerington to look af
ter his mining interests. which he ex.
poets to further develop during tn
coming summer. The family a-e still
quarantined in Reno on account o
the illness of one OF the daughters
| which was pronounced to be scarle
lever. They will probably return to
ferington when the quarantine is
removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. McMasters
who for several months have been ir
southern California arrived in Yer,
'ngton Wednesday morning. Finally
convinced that nobody loves fat
man Mr.. McMasters has disposed o
about $50 pounds of averdupois and
while he has many friends in this dis.
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