Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-20
PERNONALS

William Rallens and wife of Wa
buska spent several days in Yering-
ton this week.
]. w. Morgan was down from his
East Walker ranch last Wednesday
on shopping trip.
Gerenal Superintendent Archie J
Orem of the Nevada Douglas was
over from Ludwig last Wednesday
on a business trip.
Tom Ross was in from the ranch
last Thursday, his alfalfa is doing
fine this year and he expects to have
big tonnage of hay.
The handsome buffet of the Eiol-
land Hotel was opened to the public
the first of the week. 1t is onc Cf
the most attractive resorts in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bovett, Mrs.
Julia P. Smith and Mr.. Reburn left
by auto for Reno last Wednesday
where they expect to spend few
days.
At 2:3O P. M. May 18th Memorial
services will be held in Leavitt Hall
by the lodges. Rev. Roissy will
make the address, subject "A Mess
age from the Graves of our Departed
Heroes"
James Gigilos of the Miners De-
light was over from Ludwig last
Thursday and had attorney Cutlery
file a suit against 0. E. Radke for
money loaned.
George Friedhoff bought Ford
runabut the first of the week and A.
w. Maher purchased a Ford touring
car about the same time and from the
same expert hynotist-Nugent, of
course.
Neil Mcleod was in this week his
lease in Mason Pass, he says they
have enough ore TO keep them busy
at real hard work for along time to
come, and expects to build that
brownstone mansion some day.
Alex Murchie is the pfoud possess
or of the only thriving and growing
hedge in the city. With the careful
he is giving it will in an
other season or two be one of the
notable attractions of upper Main
Street.
Another of the attractive homes
which also annually has profusion
of flowers is the residence of Mrs
George w. Webster on the edge of
the city. Always cultivating variety
her success with sweet peas and roses
is very pronounced.
Joe Gallagher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Gallagher returned home Tues
day morning after spending six weeks
in San Francisco. where he success
fully procured relief from an annoy
ing infection of the nose caused by o
cold sore Joe not only has fully re-
covered his health but gained sub
stantially in weight during his stay
in the coast city.
The Copper Belt Railroad is doing
quite business in hauling farm pro-
ducts the past year. The seasons ship
ments of potatoe amounted to 800 |
car loads all from this valley. This
week George Freidhoff shipped cars
of hogs, Ike Strosnider shipped two
cars of cattle and one car of hogs |
c. R. Wedertz is hauling in his wool |
clip, and will load at Hudson, he
will have two cars. Three cars of |
ore is being loaded at Mckay siding
while about two cars of ore is loaded |
which goes to show healthy bust
ness.
Mr.. NJ. S. Hoskins manager OF the |
Miller & Lux ranch was a caller this |
week, he is rustling things down that
way, having seeded in alfalfa l20 acres
of new ground this year. He reports
that cattle have come through the
hard winter in the finest condition
ever, he is employing more men this
year than for some years past.
]. B. Stoker is the new man is
charge of the prescription department
of the Smith Drug & Jewelry Com
pany, having had years of experience
in the business he will at all times
be found attentive to the wants OF
Juds patrons.
Hon. A. II. Howe, accompanied BY
f. J. Cooper and w. S. Machold visit
ed the Nevada-Douglas teaching plant
at Ludwig Saturday afternoon of last
week. Mr.. Howe was surprised at
the amount of work ACCOMPLISHED |
not only by the big outfits but the en- |
eigetic leasers that are doing so
much to develop the district.