Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Churcryard
Of Sioux Falls are the happy parents
of a baby boy who arrived at THEN
home about three weeks ago. Mrs
Churchyard is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Webster and
'Spooks," the proud father. has man,
warm friends in Yerington, made
while connected with the Lyon Coun-
y Pharmacy.
n II. Van Alstine OF the eYrington
Drug Company, who would rather be
IN Elk than almost anything else ex-
cept the father OF Junior" Van Al
slime, last Saturday received a mes.
sage from the Reno lodge asking il
there was any family or child in neet
n Yerington. The Elks wanted and
we're ready to make such family OF
.hild realize what Christmas means
Van hunted diligently, but was unable
o find single one.
Today is the last day on which
votes can be cast for the prizes
II the profit sharing contest OF
cred by the Yerington Drug Com
)Sny and Dillon K Vests hardware
sore Each company will award
INC III ClIIullS W lilG SuNNNSSlu
candidates. As soon as the votes
an be counted and verified the
wards will be made and the names
| If the successful candidates an.
| lounced in the next issue of this pa.
yer.
Superintendent Cooks smile is not
| his only charm, yet it increases in
| resemblance to that OF the famous
| Cheshire that Alice met in Wonder
and. A Glimpse at the activity along
he entire line OF the Copper Belt
will easily disclose the cause. With
I brand new REQ at his disposal Coo
las not the time to visit Yeringeon
Tor new wind shield and his assist
lnts accuse him OF going to bed FULLY
| dressed so as to get back to the jol
irst in the morning.
| w. f. Apperson, who has been
working for the smelter for severa'
weeks past. lost the ends of three
fingers which came in contact with
circular saw about two weeks ago
The injury is rapidly healing. and
Bill expects to resume work in the
near future He says its the first
time in nearly half century acquaint-
ance he ever attempted to interfere
with the business of this kind of ?
saw, and it will be another fifty yearsa
before he does so again.
The final account OF the executors
# the last will of the late Mary L
Hoye was heard on Thursday before
Judge Hart and approved The final
distribution of the estate was contin
led to permit counsel to file briefs
relative to the distribution of a be,
quest of $1,000. the determination OF
which the court has some doubt
| The well known law firm of Mack &
'reen, of Reno, represented the ex-
ecutors. and ]. Pouiade. of Carson
City, appeared for the beneficiary.
| Judge Hart on Wednesday ordered
that the guardian of Charles d. Ross
nd Blanche Lorraine Ross. infants
be authorized to execute martgage
m real estate belonging to. the chill.
dren for $4,000. This will enable the
guardian to finish the building be-
tween the New Model Meat Market
md the Mutual Theater, and make
the property income b airing. 1t is
the intention to complete the struc-
| N"'N' "hiNh was commenced nearly
TWO years ago as soon as the weather
conditions will permit.
| Reverend Father O'Riley, pastor of
the Yerington Catholic Church, who
tor several weeks has suffered from
stubborn attack of pleurisy, has
been compelled to seek change of
climate. and will leave for California
today. Father O'Riley is a cultured
gentleman with a charming person
ality and during his residence in
Yerington has endeared himself not
only to the. members of his own con-
gregation, but to all with whom he
has come in contact He expects to
return to his charge in about two
months. His many friends earnestly
nope for his speedy recovery and safe
return.