Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-06
Locals and Personals

Jess Hillygus this week brought
Ford from Jim Nugent
Mr.. and Mrs. Bovett and Mrs. R. D
Smith returned Sunday afternoo,
from their visit to Reno after havin,
enjoyed the attractions of the circu
and the Nevada metropolis.
Jack Wright Il contemplating the
purchase Of an auto. Emerson tried
to get = bet out Of DeL.acy Brown
that Jacks wife would make the lat
ter pat It IN bic show window too.
Mr.. and E. S. Cross of upper Masor
Valley bought new Oakland aut,
which was delivered the first Of tn,
i week. In Mason Valley, the auto
habit seems to have became epidemic
contagious, infectious and chronic.
RED Taylor and Neil McLeot
(also "redishly completely who
are leasing in Mason Pass on the
Gallagher property, are preparing tt
ship another car of ore within tn,
next few days.
Oberg and Fabre are running +:
| raise for air Is foot level in theil
workings on the Empire Nevada
estate. AS soon as this dead WORT
is completed they will proceed &c
work on the ore encountered re.
Gently by them.
Messrs. O. J. Olson and J. ]. Jewel
are making the alterations, planne,
by Mrs. Bovett in the Rink theater
this week. After the changes ar.
completed the hall will be repainte,
IN harmonious colors. 1t is expect
ed that the work will be completed
next week.
{. A. Bovett, slipped off to Reno
again, last Tuesday. There being nc
symphony concert or AL Barnescir-
Gus this week his excuse was that Il,
had been supoenaed as "a witness ir
the case of Leach VS. Mason Vale,
Mines Company, on trail during the
week.
Mrs. Julia Smith and Mrs. c. A
Bovette did not go to Reno to see the
animal circus which was there las
Saturday and Sunday. They went
attend the famous Boston Symptom,
Concert rendered on Wednesday, tn
10Th. and they were not to blame be
cause the circus arrived before they
started for home
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Neil.
son of Wabuska, Nevada a baby Cir
weighing seven pounds on Wednes-
day May 3rd. Miss Frances Mona
Nelson as the young lady will be
known is the grand daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wade of Wabuska
The grand parents are PARTICULAR,
proud as this is the first grand child
in the Wade family.
Whether caused by the auto that
Emerson has placed in his show wind
ow, or whether the rejuvenation o
the Rink Theater by the new manage
ment is to blame. the string OF lights
placed at the entrance to Lit
ayeune, on W'edre d.y. Is a mer'
Enforcement to the CITY. Es
1dornment OF TIL c.iar.c.r-
corrges another and it eject on
town is marked.
Having spent Saturday ard Sunda.
last III a we'll earned rest from biz
hard work on the Randall an
kaufman property. on which he
leasing, and further having fully an.
frankly expressed to Mr.. Kaufman hi
candid opinion of the Bull Moose
party, Frank Bugbee returned to hi.
lease last Monday. He expects to
be shipping ore before many week.
elapse.
Emerson's new car for which he is
successfully conducting popular
voting contest was installed in the
show window of tine News Office last
Monday. The ceremony was per
formed by II. ]. Long, who arrived
in his big gray Michigan accompani.
ed by Jack Beapert and Mr.. Liech-
tenstein. Roxey Moore came along
in an Overland Bert Hillyzus, in
Chevrolet, prevere; Cleve Hughes
drove Maxwell; Doc Van Alstine
had his REQ; Some steered Chal-
mers, Judd was in a Studebaker run,
about, Clark Guild, a Brush. Matt
Penrose. Buick. Joe Wilson lent
dignity to the occasion with Case
Jack Pohe's Holiday was there, Jim
Nugent was pilot for a Ford, tho
Shrimp" guided Dodge, and Cool
Of the Copper Belt, graced the occa.