Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

this week.
r. f. OBrien has been appointed
at Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gelder have re-
turned from their trip to Reno and
Carson City.
t. II. Witacre, city clerk and deputy
auditor, went to Carson City on sbusi
ness Thursday
1t is reported that former District
Attorney Melrose of Mineral COUNTY
will open law office at Nina.
Mrs O. Fl. Some returned to her
Reno home last Sunday after visiting
friends in Yerington for several days
Quite colony of young married
people from Silver and Carson City
have moved to Yerington recently to
make it their permanent home.
1t is reported that the pay roll on
one of the leases on the Nevada En-
pire estate amounts to over $500
month
Leon Bishop, Manager for the Yer
ington Electric Company, has rented
the Snyder cottage on Nevada street
north Of Littell avenue.
Ira Fallon, the Sweetwater rancher
accompanied by his family, arrived
from Sweetwater Thursday to visit
Yerington friends.
John Beaumont Hanson, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson
was taken quite i'll the first OF til,
week but is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Towle, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Char
lotte, Miss Hale, the Churchill teacher
and Mr., c. A. Towle, spent Tuesday
afternoon in Yerington.
Mr.. l. L. Rubenstein, featuring the
great problematic underworld play.
the Lure" visited Yerington Satur
day to arrange with Manager Harris
to exhibit the film next Monday.
i. O. Stickney the other day bought
the Ford car formerly owned by Jim
Kelly, willie a prospective purchaser
was trying to find an expert to deter
mine whether it would go. 1t went
George Steele, the Fernley mer
chant, il erecting . two-story. build
ing to accommodate his rapidly grow
ing business. Mr.. Steele is one of
the pioneers OF the youngest town il
Lyon County.
On his return from San Francisco
the other day John Baker, of Baker
& Littell, brought home with him
one of the latest Edison monographs
Frank Stickney preferred the phono
graph to $3.50.
On Wednesday at noon the Mason
Valley News was threatened with de-
struction by fire caused by defective
hue. The prompt action of the fire
department. prevented damage beyond
slight extent.
Warren Wilson, formerly connected
with the Mason Hotel, has accepted
position at the Holland House in Yer.
ington. Originally from Dayton, Mr.
Wilson and his family have become
permanent residents of Yerington.
III. ID. McMasters, who has been for
a number of months afflicted with
throat and stomach ailment, went to
San Francisco last Saturday to take
hospital treatment. He hopes to re
turn within couple of weeks.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. n. |
II. Van Alstine was stricken seriously
i'll last Saturday, and on Tuesday was
taken to the Infants Hospital at San
Francisco. DIR. Beaumont Brown was
telegraphed to meet the family on
their arrival
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Mckay of Coal
vile, and Miss Poll, daughter OF n
Poll, the Wichman rancher, motored
over from Hawthorne Monday. Mr.
Mckay, who owns large hocks OF
sheep. is feeding part of his stock
near Hawthorne.
Bert Hill was mistaken when he
made the announcement that the
stovewood which he was cutting the
other day broke his jaw. 1t hurt SC
that Bert did NOT realize that II hit