Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-21

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

registered at the Holland Hotel this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rallens, oil
Wabuska, and Mrs Matt Penrose Wis
tied Yerington Saturday.
Miss Carmen Kecl,ler, bookkeepe'
for A. Fabri & Company, has re
signed her position to reside in Mason
viii Lothorp and his mother, Mrs
Ruel Lothropv returned Sunday from
their visit to Dayton and Silver city
Manager L. J. Schradcr and Mill
Superintendent Joe Perry, from the
Rockland mine spent most of the week
i'll Yerington
Mr.. Archie ]. Orem. the genera
superintendent of the Nevada Doug
las company. visited Yerington Tues
day afternoon.
Joe McEachan, commercial 1rav-
eler by vocation. sometimes true pc
litical prophet by inclination, visited
the local trade this week.
Mrs. Charles Perry. of the upper
valley, and Danny Callaghan, one o.
the best known young farmers OF the
valley, were in Yerington Saturday
Thomas Huston. chief trumpeter for
the Octopus" that manufactures. ant
sells, the Underwood typewriter. ar
rived in town Thursday afternoon
Mr.. J. K. Ellis. chief engineer of tn.
Copper Belt, who had charge OF the
construction of the Bluestonc branch
visited the cout house on business
Tuesday.
Mrs J. +. Geldcr left yesterday fol
sea voyage Ia Honolulu. which may
he extended to the further east Mr.
Gelder accompanied her as far a
Wabuska.
Recognizing the necessity for grain
George w. Fricdhoff. OF the Banner
Ranch has planted 100 acres o
wheat He also has the same amour
Of land in potatoes
Billy Lyon and NJ. Z. McGrath
representatives Of the New York Life
arrived in Yerington Thur day after
noon. These gentlemen come and
go whenever they see fit" and mon,
say them nay
Henry Karge. chief electrician for
the Nevada Telephone Supply ani
Construction Company of Carson, ant
John Frick OF Carson City. visited Yer
ington yesterday. Mr.. Karge wa
looking for trouble along the lines.
Mrs James Harris, OF Fresno. Cali
fornia. who was called to Yerington
on account Of the serious and last i'll
ness OF her mother. Mrs. Annie
lIoffcins. received telegram SUNDAY
that her little son, Jean, was i'll. She
left for home at once.
A carload of fine hogs was shipped
to the market the other day by the
Banner Ranch Mason Valley is con.
tributing largely to the necessity OF the
nation for foodstuffs. It's product,
are of the highest quality and do
not have to beg for buyers.
George Butler. Jr.. this week re
signed his opsition with A. Fahrl
& Company and is now with the Lud
wig Mercantile Company. George has
many friends and patrons in Yerington
who will miss him greatly, as he was
always pleasant and accommodating
Chester Hart and c. Bugg, boil
graduates of the University of Ne
vada accompanied by Morris Hayes
have been in Yerington this week
All three are mining engineers, and ar,
here for the purpose of inspecting
certain mining properties in the dis
trict
Mark Erway and wife, accompanied
by their daughters, Mrs Lorraine
Slppy and Miss ldellc Erway, re
turned to Yerington this week after
an absence of two years in California
Mark says that the good old HON,
town suits him better than any place
he has ever been in.
Friends and relatives from all over
the county as well as from California;
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jak,
lIoffein last Saturday morning. Ser
vices at the Catholic Church were con
Quoted by Father Dermody OF Love