Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-16

the latter was on his vacation tour
| through California, has returned to
Reno. During his stay in Yerington
Mr.. Wilson made many friends who
are sorry to see him go.
Mrs. Marie Happelle, with her lit
tie daughter, left on Euesday for
Carson City which may become Their
future home. Mrs. Happelle express
ed her regret at leaving Yeringtor
where she made friends that she will
always regard with affection.
DR.. Beamount Brown and Mrs
Brown went to Reno on Monday
travelling in the rejuvenated Rec
which was recently discharged fully
cured from the Bert Laws auto
sanitarium opposite the court house
They returned Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kaufman left or
Tuesday to visit the State Fair at Fal-
Ion where they spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Pohe, accompan-
led by Mr.. T. J. Schrader and his
sister Miss Schrader, visited the
Towle ranch at Churchill last Wed
nesday.
All candidates for local offices hav-
ing learned how the election in Maine
went will soon be engaged in the
heat of the campaign at the need Of
which some will have memory SINH
lar to few former candidates in the
most northeastern commonwealth O
the country.
Those who are competing for tht
prises offered by Dillon & West ano
the Yerington Drug Company should
not forget that for every subscription
they get for the Times they secure
three thousand votes. For every new
subscription secured six thousand vot
es are given.
Those who are competing for the
prises offered by Dillon & West and
the Yerington Drug Company should
not forget that for every subscription
they get for the Times they secure
three thousands votes. For ever,
new subscription secured six thousand
votes are given.
Those who are competing for the
prises offered by Dillon & West and
the Yerington Drug Company
should not forget that for every
subscription they get for the Times
they secure three thousand votes
:. For every new subscription secur
ed six thousand votes are given.
w. E. McTaggart accompanied by
I. n Perrin, representing Gus VOL
& Company. of San Francisco. or
Monday was taken by Chester Kauf-
man to Wellington and Smith Val
ley. They brought back some
beautiful samples of apples and pear
from TIE Hoye ranch now occupied
by the Sirclairs
Judge Blanchard the Independent
candidate for Justice of the Peace for
Mason Valley precinct is losing no
! sleep over his chances for reelection.
The Judge has many friends who have
formed the habit of voting for him
md many of them in no mistaken
terms have announced their intention
of sticking to the habit
The list of delegates to the county
Of all parties is correctly published
this week. This will give all persons
who desire to tell the delegates how
to act when they meet the opportuni
ty to identity them all. While we
might, perhaps, tell all the demo
cratic delegates what their plain duty
might be. yet we "dassent."
r. A. Cooke, the venerable justice
of the peace of Dayton precinct died
in the hospital at Virginia City last
Sunday. Mr.. Cooke who was an ole
resident of Lyon County has beer
ailing for several months and his
demise was not wholly unexpected
though generally mourned. The fun
eral was held in Dayton on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Medley entertained ]. ]
Nicholson. w. n McTaggart and
other friends of Mr.. Nicholson at din
ner Wednesday night in honor o