Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-14

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visitor the early part of the week.
E. ] Schrader, manager of the
Pittsburgh Dolores mine, at Rockland
spent most Of the week in Wellington
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Foster, of Simp-
son, accompanied by Mrs. lesson and
Mr.. Foote, were Sunday visitors in
Yerington.
The 1erington city police, with !;
force of sweepers, have been doing
some very creditabe policing the
streets this week.
John B. Gallagher, Jr, who ha:
spent the winter on the coast, re.
turned to Yerington Thursday to at
tend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs
Hoffein.
After spending most of the win
ter at the home of Mrs. Josie David
son, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Nethertor
have returned to their residence or
Bridge street
General Superintendent Orem of the
Nevada Douglas, was among the
crowd that visited Mason and en-
joyed the boxing contest Tuesda,
evening.
Alfred Chartz, the prominent Car
son lawyer, spent the early part
the week in Yerington. He brough
good weather this time. How tn
wind did blow when ALI left.
Frank Hoy, the sheep man of Elk
County, is losing an average of fiji
cen sheep day from mysteriou.
disease, the nature of which the vet
erinarians are unable to determine.
Mrs. Josie Davidson, Mrs. ]. G. Nc
Gowan and Mrs. McNeely, who spen
the winter visiting their relative, Mr.
Henry Kneirim, at California, Mis-
souri,, have returned after an enjoya
bic trip.
Sheriff Neil Mcleod and Jailo
Fred Littell, accompanied by Deput
oheriffs John Bailey of Ludwig, an
Bob Alworth of Wabuska, attende,
the sparring match at Mason Tuesda
evenink.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Hartshorr
Ire now living in the Smith cottag,
IN Nevada street. Mrs. Hartshorn i
he daughter of Mr.. c. S. Smith. Mel
in is employed at the Model Mea
Market
Jack Beaupert of the Mason Vale,
Bank, and Vernie Peterson, of tn
Copper Belt force, by their rehnin.
influence lent Responsibility to the ear
nest discussion between Lucas ano
Pappas last Tuesday.
After trying to make more melodi
ous sounds with his mouth in Reno
chan Billy Ingalls,, Charley Noble gave
Up the contest and came home at tn,
md of last week and told Lawrence
Lam to hand the key to Miss Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson returne,
to their Nordyke home after visiting
Yerington for several days. Mrs
Wilson has recovered from her at
tack of grippe with which she wa
confined to her room for few days
Duncan Mckenzie, in his usua
happy manner, made the prelimnar.
productions at Spragg Hall Tpesda,
evening, after which Teddy Eytoul
read the challenge from Bert William.
and presented the gladiators as the
appeared.
'Hefty' Leach is noted for his ar
tistic temperament, and is also fair
Judge of time and opportunity. Will
te referee was counting his principa
out "Hefty' saw it was time and tool
the opportunity to toss up the sponge
Tor which he was applauded.
Leon Wills, of the Mountain View
mine, arrived in Yerington last Sat
urday to visit friends and relatives
Mrs Willis accompanied him. Aft,
working diligently all day Monda,
Leon made up his mind that he wa
unable to find his brothers lost touch
+. f. Carpenter, Portland pharma
cist, arrived in Yerington Thursday
to succeed J. B. Stocker at the pre-
scription counter in Judson Smith
Drug Store. Mr. Carpenter is scr
of the late DR.. Car penter, formerl,
a we'll known physician of Yeringror
Pop Cook, the genial :superin
tendent of the Copper Belt, visited