Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-03

! lett ye Verday tor Berkeley, where
she will in future make her home
Mrs. Smith will conduct lodging
house in the university city.
DR.. Beaumont Brown left today for
San Francisco and Sacramento. He
will be gone couple of weeks fol-
the purpose of post graduate study
and hospital work
The beginning of renewed prosper
ity is evident at Wabuska, where
houses and rooming houses are filled
to capacity. A new hotel will be
erected there as soon as the winter
ends.
Fred Littell, former postmaster OF
Yerington as well as former Sheriff
of Lyon County, has been appointed
head deputy in place of John Bailey
who will hereafter be stationed a
Ludwig.
General Manager A. ], McNab,
the Mason Valley Mines Company
with his family have established theii
home in Thompson, wheer they ex
I pect to reside until the smelter i,
again in full operation.
w f. Murphy, the popular South
ern Pacific agent at Wabuska, lief
| for the general hospital maintained BY
that road at San Francisco, to b
treated for stomach affection II
hopes 10 return in couple OF weeks
Miss Robertini, the Reno nurse, re
| turned to her home after attendin
| Stanley Pennington, recently operate,
upon for appendicitis. Mis- Rober
TIM during her visit made many warn
| friends in Yerington.
Bert Anderson has engaged in tn
auto service, which he will hereafte
conduct with Yerington as his head
quarters Bert has many friends ant
is a careful driver and undoubtedl
will secure his full share of patron
age
When one considers the difficultie
encountered by the railroads this win
ter one does not wonder at Pop
Cooks beatifc and chronic smile
If Pop was drpker it would no
surprise to hear him invite a jitne
driver to take drink
James Nugent went to Rem
Wednesday evening and returne'
with new Dodge car the next day
Max Stem and Charlie Cripper
well knowners" from Carson City
visited Yerington yesterday. At HON
Crippen rides the water wagon am
Stem, the beer wagon.
+. w. King, former manager of the
Rawhide New Mines and the ole
Coalition and Queen companies,
now in charge of property bein.
worked by Tonopah parties at Cope
Mountain. 1t is reported that thu
property is being worked under leas,
and bond from Ed Lappat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. |. Day, from Car
son, arrived in Yerington Monday
IL thar ,nf to hara,,,a
nent citizens of Mason Valley. Mr.
Day is an expert painter and decor
a-tor Mrs. Day was formerly en-
gagged i'll newspaper work in Reno
on both the Gazette and Journal
NJ. Bertram Hill split some woot
Tor domestic use the other day which
in itself was not very remarkable
performance for Yerington's stal
comedian. However, Bert failed t.
remove his jaw from the course of
flying stick. and is now suffering
fracture, painful, but not serious.
The Camp Fire Girls of the Smitl
school will give a masquerade at Wei
lington next Friday evening. TIL,
reputation for entertaining gained b,
the students and pupils of this school
which is one of the best in the county
should and undoubtedly will, draw
good crowd. Quite number from
Ludwig and Yerington will attend i
the weather permits.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Foster, from
Simpson, passed through Yerington
Monday on their way home from
Reno where they attended the Farm.
ers' Week meeting held under the
auspices of the Agricultural Depart.
ment of the University of Nevada
The meeting was notable not only
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