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

Mr. and Mrs Parvin Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Mash were Carson
City party who travelled by auto last
Sunday and spent the day in Yering-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Littell enter
tanned birthday party last Monday
evening, in onor Of their daughter
Miss Georgia Littell. About fifty
/ friends of this charming young lady
were present and passed most de-
lightful evening.
/ N. B. Whitzel, purchasing agent for
the Nevada Douglas c. H. Bulchert
Percy Wright, R. R. Sobranes, A. E.
Bissett, with a number of others of the
office force, were among the Ludwig
ties who enjoyed the athletic contest
at Mason last Tuesday evening.
Pop" Cook, superintendent of the
| Copper Belt, sent a special to Ludwig
| Tuesday evening to bring visitors to
the Mason fight. Pop" was at the
| light also, and the only thing that
married his enjoyment of the evening
| was the absence of his friend Ed Kid
| der
Mrs. J. F. Stuart, and Mary Fran
| ,es, wife and daughter of the popular
| ieweler at the Judson Smith jewelry
! store, will leave in few days for
| Missouri. where they will spend a
,ouple of weeks visiting relatives
Mrs. Robert Allworth will go with
| shem.
Mrs N Fl. VanAlstine, wife of the
popular druggist and jeweler, re-
.urned home at the end of last week
With the two sons, Junior and Paul
eugene. The latter was for several
weeks at the Children's Hospital in the
ity, affected with stomach trouble,
tut has completely recovered.
+. W. Davis, representing the Vita
;raph company, spent Thursday and
Friday in Yerington, arranging for
he production of the photo-plays OF
lis company at the Mutual Theaater
The first will be shown in May, after
which they will be continued regu
arly.
A. Pardini, the we'll known Italian
,itizen of Yerington, returned home
Thursday morning, accompanied by
lis bride, formerly Miss Angelo
mesa. The wedding took place at
San Francisco on the 4th of April
The happy couple will live in Yer
ngton.
Captain J. P. Donnelly, former ST.
oerintendent of the State police, is
making arrangements to recruit vol
lnteers for the RoosevelthAtzdn. g
1nteers at Yerington for the Roose
yelt rough riders from Nevada. More
ull particulars will be given in the
Times next week.
Sheriff Fred Balzar and District
Attorney Jay White, of Mineral Coun-
y, accomaned by their wives, visit
ID Yerington last Saturday. The red
headed sheriff of Lyon County has his
whole force of deputies investigating
Why they were both so particular to
lave it known that their wives were
with them.
Two harmless but rather danerou
mali fires were extinguished by tn
re department during the terrific
Wind Wednesday afternoon. 1t is
Ill right to clean up, and the citizen:
If the town are doing it thoroughly
However, one cannot be too careful
bout fire, especially on windy days
1t is reported that a suitable reward
will be paid to the finder of lost
ouch that was first missed either at
he Tavern or the Bank saloon The
inder is warned not to deliver it either
Judge Blanchard or George Am
brose, for the owner is afraid they
will keep it. The owner needs i;
badly.
Mrs. G.. w. Beatty, for several years
connected with the Yerington Eectric
Company as bookkeeper, Leaves today
Tor Oakland, California, to make her
rome with her mother. Mrs. Beatty
caves many warm friends in Yering
ton, who regret her departure but
wish her all kinds of happiness in hel
rev home.
N. c. Van Alstine, John Tully and
Billy English have secured a lease
On the Blue Jay property east of