Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-27
LOCAL

+. S. Henderson spent part OF the
week in Reno on business.
Toe Giraud, the sheep man, returned
70 his Reno home last Saturday
70 Mason on bushes the early part of
the week.
Commissioner and Mrs. c. +. Wed
ertz motored in from Wellington
Thursday.
lin Nugent went to Reno Wednes-
day and continued his trip to San
Francisco.
Chief OF Police Iaml;in returned
Saturday from business trip to Keno
and Carson
Dick Brooks has secured huse in
Mason and is now at work on the
Buestone.
Jesse Wyckoff, the commission
man, visited the Yerington trade on
Wednesday,
Archie, J. Orem, general superin
tendent of the Nevada Douglas, Wis
tied the city Thursday.
l. w. Simpson, of Los Angeles, Cal
iforna, is visiting his brother, Frani
w. Simpson, at Simpson.
lin Sickari, the Mason Mercantile
Company butcher. bought a Ford
truck from lanes Nugent.
lack Butler and family are visitin{
friends in California. where coal
not so scarce and hard to get
Mrs. Thomas Cartee, who spent thf
mast several months at Bishop. CAN
fornia. has returned from her visit.
Frank Compton, of the well known
Compton family OF Sweetwater' -
visiting his mother III Ierington.
Frank w. Simpson. accompanied by
his brother. +. w. Simpson, were
Smith Valley visitors on wednesday
! w. I.awshe. superintendent OF the
Indians at the Schurz agency. spent
Wednesday and Thursday in 4ering
ton.
+. J. Cooper. the insurance man
accompanied L. II. Earle. the insur
ance expert on visit TO Ludwig las'
SUNDAY
w. T. Shurtleff. the mining man, has
been confined to his room with Sc
we're cold from which he is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. James Lancaster and Miss
Aida Kremmell were visitors iron
upper Mason Valley the early par
OF the week.
When at John Sandmann's do not
forget to examine his line OF work
shoes. The quality is good and the
price is right. aoN'
Mr.. l. w. Railey. assistant genera
superintendent at Ludwig. and lom
Dowd, mechanician, were fering'on
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Gross and Miss Mehling OF
Ludwig, the latter stenographer 10
the Nevada Douglas, visited the CIT
Wednesday evening.
Work is progressing rapidly on TN
Blucstone branch OF the Cooper Belt
1t will be completed within the next
two or three weeks.
Mrs. James Nugent is an eNper
autoist and frequently assists her nus
band in teaching purchasers now u
manipulate the machines.
Hans c. Petersen, the well-know'
Smith Valley rancher. accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Lena Petersen, Wis
mod Verinoton Wedne sday
After spending few days visiting
his family, Cleve Hughes. who OPP
crates line of autos at Reno, re
turned to that city on Monday.
Judge Hart returned to his Fallon
home yesterday after hearing the
January term. A number OF cases
were set for trial next month.
T.. +. Hull returned Monday iron
business trip to San francisco
where he spent several days on busi
ness connected with the Scheel estate
On his return from Reno Amos
Fabri, of Fabri & Company. brought
back with him new Maxwell truck
to use for the delivery of goods tc
customers.
Assemblyman c. c. Tidd returned
from Carson City Thursday evening
After a visit to his home in Smith
Valley Mr.. Tidd will return to his
duties tomorrow.
On petition of DR.. Leavitt and ]
c. Gallagher. cred ,ors. f. II. Whit
acre was on Thursday appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of the lat
James M. Houston
Austin Jackson, the Nevada Press
Give WIRE" arrived in Yerington
Thursday. Mr.. Jackson was private
secretary to Governor Oddie durn
the latter's term of Office.
Will Johns, deputy principal" of