Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-13

owns the big property at Buckskin
On his way home he met up" with
Jimmy Nugent who was trying to
teach his Ford to swim the Truckee.
Thos. l.. Wolden, left the for part
of the week for Salt Lake City, for
| short visit before continuing his.
mining operations throughout Nevada
| and Utah.
]. G. Kaufman is ready most any
old time to stock something, this
time it is concrete addition on the
/, the rear of the Fabii and Company
old store, their business having in
creased to such preparation as to
necessitate more room, This addition
| will give them 80 feet more of store
| room.
Roxey Moore, the urbane and hus-
| ting demonstrator for the Masor
Garage, resembled a pouter pigeon
/ on parade after he had delivered the
| Garford passenger and mail truck &c
bud" Daniels, to be used by the
latter on the Bridgeport mail route
The appearance of the machine JUST
fed Roxey's pride at that.
The store room formerly occupied
by the Peoples Cash Market, has
been entirely remodeled by Contrac-
tor Davis and is now occupied by
Henry Kneirim, who on Wednesday
opened The Quality Store. From its
tasty arrangement and the attractive
display of fancy and staple groceries
installed the store is appropriately
named
If list of those who have sown
wild oats this spring were printed
and the planters were formed in line
and paraded, the procession would
not be wholly composed of single men
Under the age of thirty years. Yet
most of the procession plant flowers
oAoI6 luC vi vi THAT dTt
not wholly destroyed by the tares
they scatter.
John War; from Ludwig, the first
OF the week, purchased Dodge car
from Nugent, who Immediately wish
ed" Ford on Jim Hilbun of the up
per valley and another on Deputy
Sheriff Chris Buckley at Wabuska
Neil Mcleod says Jim "hy'd" Chris
by telling him the Ford had scent
like a bloodhound Some rival
agents claim that is not the name OF
the animal.
Last Monday when they learned
that the Wilson home was burning,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Plummer,
of upper Mason Valley, hurried in
their auto to render what aid they
might. Probably caused by the
strain of the excitement Mr.. Plum
mer was stricken with an attack of
paralysis by which he was compelled
to remain in bed several days. The
good news came from his home thai
the attack was mild and the patient
was able to be up and about again
DIR. Geo. P. DeVine. Optometrist ),
well and favorably known in thi,
he needs no introduction
10 the readers of this paper, arrived II
Yerington today and will remain hero
until the 10th of this month. He ha:
opened officers at the Holland Hote
where he may be consulted by those
in need of his services. Many per
sons suffering from intermittant head.
aches, find on consultation with a
skilled scientist that their trouble !:
caused by strain of the weakened
vision. and get relief only from tn,
opometrist
If there are any of the older resi-
dents of Yerington who do not know
Bill" Nagle, Gene Grutt's husk,
Rawhide deputy sheriff, and Raw
hides rustling merchant, it time they
made his acquaintance. That con,
dition attained it will never be for
gotten. The foreman in the mould
ing department of the manufactor,
broke the mold when he turned Bill
out" Instead of writing his bio
graphy this was intended to note
Bills appearance and short visit te
Yerington last week. He said Ion,
enough to shake hands with few
of his friends and boost for his hom,
town.