Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-17

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! Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lancaster Of
upper Mason Valley were in Yering
ton Wednesday afternoon.
George Marsh, representing Swift
Company, the meat packers, Wis
tied his Yerington patrons Thursday.
Martin Peterson, accompanied by
his wife and sisters, the Misses Peter
son were Smith Valley visitors Sun
day.
Ed Mollert and family, with George
Devereaux, Artesia ranchers, spent
Wednesday shopping in Yerington
stores.
d. c. Simpson, recently living at
Oakland, has removed to Smith Val
ley, where he expects to reside for
some time.
Morris Pursel, with his brothers
Arthur and Wilton, and his sisters
the Misses Pursell, attended the Bar
rett obsequies Wednesday.
| Dr. and Mrs. Beaumont Brown re-
turned from San Francisco last Mon
time in research investigations in the
hospitals.
Joe Giraud, the big Reno sheep man
who has large focks in Lyon county
| arrived in Yerington Thursday He
will remain for some time looking al
ter his property.
Mr.. Charles Lewis, manager of thf
| Plymouth ranch, III Smith Valley
visited Yerington Thursday to attent
the Sheriff's sale OF the defunct land
company's property.
Lee Bartholomew, the Lapham Can
yon miner, was down from his prop
erty this week He returned Thurs
day and will start the mine again a
soon as the cold weather passes.
Dillon & West, Inc. are getting
ready to change the designation o
the business to "West Hardware Com
pany." The change of designation
will occur within the next few weeks
Lawrence Lam lost his nerve the
other day and Charlie Noble as usua
consoled him by hoping that he would
not find it again He accused DR.
Masterson OF having taken it>from
tooth.
Mrs. Joe Wilson, from Nordyke
one OF the Lyon County Board OF Ed
ucati n, was in Yerington Thursday
afternoon. Her mission was to assist
in the funeral OF the little child OF
Lawrence Kline.
Quite a number fran Yerington at
tended the dance given Wednesday
night by the Mason Wor1an's Club
and report a very enjoyable time
The Mason women know how to
make their guests welcome.
n. II. Van Alstine returned from hls
trip to San Francisco the first OF the
week. The little son Paul Eugene
is still in the Children's Hospital, be
ing treated for stomach trouble. Mrs
Van Alstine, with the children, will
remain in the city for while.
Mrs. J. c. Smith is dangerously il
with dropSy at her home on Nevada
street. Her daughter, Mrs Harris
horn, former student OF the Iering
ton High School, who lives in Bish'
CD. California, was sent for and ar
rived at her mothers bedside yes
terday.
"Wednesday night at Spangler Hall
the Reverend Henry Rogers again
entertained by presenting a film OF
the Panama Canal. These entertain
ments will be continued weekly and
are attracting marked attention, Tor
they are all interesting as we'll as ed
vocational.
Alex Cameron of the Commercial
Hotel returned from San Francisco
the first of the W elk. While in the
city MIR. Cameron contracted rheu
matism which has kept him confined
TO his room since his return. His
condition is improving and he eN-
poets to be able to navigate without
crutches soon.
i. w. Simpson reports that recently
calf on the Colony ranch showed