Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-20
LOCAL

Leon Willis came al from Mountain
View this week to visit few days.
District Attorney Clark Guild wen
to Dayton on Tuesday on professional
business
|. A. Strosnider returned Thursday
morning from business trip of sew
eral days to Reno.
County Commissioner Wedertz, OF
Wellington. spent a portion OF the
week in the city on business.
N. w. Willis, of the Mountain View
mine. spent several days in Yerington
this week on professional business.
Ernest War;, of Fallon, formerly
mill superintendent at Ludwig, has
been spending tire past week in Yer
ington.
S. r. Walmsley and D. c. Randall
two well known young men from Day.
ton, registered at the Holland last
Sunday.
ID. Poll, Wichman iancher, and Le-
roy Switzer, from Virginia City, reg
istered at the Holland the early part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Burner and
Mrs. G.. +. Leavitt went to Smith
Valley last Sunday to attend the fun
eral of c. r. Tidd.
Martin Peterson the young rancher
from Smith, also former high school
student. who is making good on 2
farm. visited Yeringtn Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Netherton
Stanley, Jr., too, are occupying the
residence of Mrs. Josie Davidson dur
ing the latter's visit to Missouri.
R. Hibard, from Reno, was an ar
rival at the Holland Sunday
Mrs. Charley Hililgus. from upper
Mason Valley, spent Tuesday i'll the
city.
Jimmy Nugent of the Ford Garage
has secured supply of blanks for au-
tomobile licenses, which owners OF
machines can procure by calling foi
them.
Judge r. c. Hart will be here the
23d instant to hold short term OF
the District Court, when number OF
more or less important cases will be
set for trial
Z. d. Brown and Frank Shearer
attaches of tire Truckee River General
Electric, spent the first part of the
week in Mason Valley on business for
the company.
w. B. Boulter, the popular agent at
the Ycrington station for the past
couple of years. and Mrs. Bouter
expect soon to leave for their new
home in California.
Howard A. lizard, the wcll-known
clothing for-men maker, spent the
early part of the week in feti gton
inducing his regular patrons to secure
their spring clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcmillan and
daughter. accompanied by Mr. An
dregg, one of the best single hammer
drill men in the west. visited the Ger
ington shows last Sunday evening.
+. J. Schrader, manager of the
Pittsburg Dolores mine at RocSland
returned Tuesday from Reno. He
has not fully recovered from the i'll
ness which attacked him last fall.
Senator Matt Penrose rs been APP
pointed member OF three Important
committees in the upper branch OF the
legislature, viz; elections, state pris-
on and hospital, and fish and game.
Every time Cooper, the insuranc
man, catches a neighbor helping him
self to his wood pile (Cooper's wood
pie) he rolls up in his big feather
bed and cusses neither the neigaboi
nor the cold weather.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, on Thursday
moved from the Crowninshield house
next to the postoffice to the Yerinptor
station, where she will keep house
for her son-in-law, Roy Martin, lately
appointed station agent.
Mrs. Charles W. Gallagher accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Lucille
Gallagher, on the latter's wav to Ari-
IONA. as far as Oakland. Before re-
turning home Mrs. Gallagher will visit
relatives and friends in the city.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Cornish was compelled tt
undergo a minor operation for pain
full ingrowing toe nail the early part
of the week, saving the serious injury
which would have followed neglect
Miss Lucille Gallagher, after spend
ing couple of days visiting her fam
lily, left on Monday for Oakland, Cal
ifornia She will go from there to
Jerome, Arizona, where she will teach
the fourth grade of the city grammar
school.
r. c. Nudge has disposed of his
interest in the wheeler mine at
Pine Grove to II. J. Long, manager
of the Mason Mercantile Company
who will continue to work the prop
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. Nudge will in a
few days leave for New York and
other eastern cities