Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-28

! III III oI lawyers, AndrlZ N lHdr1Z
was in Yerington Tuesday on legal
| business.
/ Joseph II. Warren has commenced
action for divorce against Dorothea
Warren, and on Tuesday the latter
! was granted six additional days in
which to file answer.
/ n. w. Willis of the Mountain View
| Yerington. He was more successful
in finding the supplies needed at the
mine than the lost touch for which
he yet feels mournful.
Richard HERMAN, president of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Reno
who is also secretary of the Plymouth
visited Yerington on Tue sday and
transacted business at the court house
Judge Hart issued an order Tues
day ganting II S. Pohe administrator
of the estate of Harry Barrett per
mission to change the mortgage or
the real property belonging to the
estate.
Mrs Maggie Armstrong. widow OF
the late d. c. Armstrong, OF Silver
City, was in town the first of the week
on cout matters, accompanied by Mr.
Al, T., 1t TLortz
Chartz
Miss Esther Nichol, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Graham Nichol, wa
married Tuesday to Floyd Becker
son OF Mrs Charles Dunn of upper
Mason Valley. The bridegroom j.
employed. at the smelter and they vii
live at Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Webster lear'
for Sioux Falls. s. D., Sunday to visi-
their son-in-law and daughter, VI;
and Mrs. w. II. Churchyard, ant
the little grandson. Leland Webster
They expect to be gone until July
Mr.. Nandeventer will be in the bun
during Mr.. Websters absence. Mr.
and Mrs. Yandeventer will occupy tn
Webster home during their soiour'
here. The latter is cousin of Mr.
Joe Wilson.
Mrs. c. II. Pterecon was hostes
Thursday evening to several of he
Yeington friends. Mrs. Peterson j.
a recent arrival from Portland Ore.
gon, and since coming here has BY
her wholeheartcd hospitality mad
many friends. Bidden Thursday even
ing were Mrs Richard Sunstedt, Mrs
Geo. Butler. Mrs Harry Mcneil, Mr.
Jas Medley and teh Misses Emil,
Powers and Iiilda Sunstedt and Mis-,
Winifred Walser Of Reno.
Justin Hamlin returned here form
arizona Thursday. Jack" Says tina
she mining situation in the southern
State lacks the life and grip that i.
between this country and German.
held prior to the declaration OF wal
lie also brings the welcome news tina,
Chilly" Boyle is in line to make ?
cleanup at Chloride, Arizona, Bill,
and partner having staked claims frs
extension to the famous Tennessee
nina tl4at pl1ra
Continuation of sinking the shaft OF
tie Pennington lease was started Mon
day, but owing to the immense voum,
of water encountered work was sus
pended in order to install better pump
ing facilities.
Though Yerington has not as yel
INDUCED in a patriotic procession,
and there have been no public meet
ings or patriotic speech making, tn,
citizens are nevertheless taking an in
terest in public matters, and many bus
mess places and homse are showing
their feeling by displaying the Amer
lean flag Old Glory floats to tn,
breeze on the staff at the court house
on the school houses, and on man
other large buildings Probably tn,
largest flag in the county is that OF
the staff of the Pioneer Stables.
is somewhat ragged, and has large
hole in the blue field, which SHOULD
be mended, but Marlowe says thai
ragged as il is. it is beautiful enoug}
to decorate anything, and he proposes
to keep it flying until it wears OF
entirely, and then will get a new on
and wear that one out also.
Iron Age Potato Planters ard Cul
tivators AZ the Big Cash Score of Lam
Hanson & Nethertcn, \ carload
just arrived adVt.
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