Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-03-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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Pat Ryan, blacksmith for the Ne
vada Douglas, visited Yerington o.
Thursday
Having sold all the last shipment o
Fords, Jim Nugent went to Carson
City on Thursday
noted Colorado excprt, spent Frida.
days in Ycrington, returned to Cope
Mountain last Saturday.
George Nugcnt, Of the Yeringtoi
Bakery, now mixes his bread by ma
chinery, which he has Just installed
Or. Lcayitt reports the arrival OF ;
rev boy at the home Of MIR. and Mrs
Frank Giomi, who live on teh Brad,
ranch.
Harry Ellsworth, suffering from al
injury to his right foot was operated
upon Wednesday. The metltarsa
joint was removed.
DIR. G. f. Leayit was called tc
Smith Valley last week to attend Mrs
b. A. Harrison, who presented he
husband with a fine baby boy.
w. II. Parrish well known minine
enqi Ger cf California, and son OF tn
noted Colorado expert, spent Friday
and Saturday Of last week in Yering
ton
Charles Van Benschoten. who has
charge Of VIII Freeman's copper prop
crty southeast Of Yerington, spent
Sunday with friends of whom he haiti
many, in Yerington.
Mrs. George w. Webster was takei
to the Mason hospital the first Of the
week. where she was successfully op
Grated upon and is now making sat
isfactory progress towards complete
recovery.
Alex Cameron. who has been con
fined to his room for several weeks
was operated upon this week by Or
Knox, assisted by DIR. Brown. for at
injection OF the LETT knee bone. TIL
patient is doing well.
". c. Orcm, president OF the NJ
yada Douglas Consolidated Cope
Company and the Nevada Copper Bel
railroad company spent the wee
looking over the extensive propertie
OF his corporations in Lyon County.
Mrs. Allen. Of Wright & Allen, Il
Yerington miliiners, has returned from
a months visit in California. Durin
her visit she selected a complete stoc
Of spring and summer goods wit
which to supply their summer trade
l. 4. Strosnider and Joseph Wilson
j., accompanied by W. H. Farrisl
the mining expert, leit for the Rano
district Saturday evening. Mr. Far
IRISH made examination Of the barytc
deposits recently located by j. /. VII
son. Joseph, Jr., and MIR. Strosuder
]. c. Mcmahon. who, with +. L
Hull. owl the Albany group OF
claims near the Ludwig mine, was II
Yerington the FIRST OF the week. MIR
Mcmahon has opened up ore tina
could be handled at a profit were the
smelter in position 10 take custom ore
A "blucbird dance viii be given al
Ludwig on the 18th OF April by tn.
School House Quartet As usual witt
such afIaiis at the busy camp, it viii
be. an enjoyable affair. 4 more com
plete account will be given later. |
is for the benefit OF the Ludwig schoo'
J. Holman Buck. editor OF theWest
ern Nevada Miner, something Of Z;
min r himself. spent several days II
Yerington last week. Having pur
chased owen hott MlShlBdh N"i
MIR. Buck started from his Nina HON
last Saturday, goinb by way OF Raw
hide.
II. J. Long has received his new
Willys-Overland six. Roxy Moor
drove it over to Yerington to SHOW
to his friends here. Long refuses tc
trade it for the Country Club roadster
that Roxy drives part OF the time. Al
this stuff means that it really is !;
fine auto.
Alfred Chartz, the well known Car
son City lawyer, returned to his home
last Sunday after spending several
days in Yerington on professional
business. For years Mr. Chartz Ina