Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-03-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. J. |. Wilson OF Nordyke was
visitor Wednesday.
Frank Snyder, from Carson City, ar
rived in Yerington Monday.
Mrs. w. G. McGown was an upper
Mason Valley shopper Tuesday.
Judge V. S. GRAHAM, of Ludwig
WAS an attendant at court this week.
J. c. Smith, of tile l.. & L., is Wis
ting his daughter in Bishop, Califor-
MA.
Toe Tachino, who has been visiting
his family in Reno, returned to Yer
ngton Sunday.
Robert Allworth. deputy sheriff
Wabuska, visited the court house or
business Wednesday.
Charles Perry of upper Mason Val
ley was in the city on business the
early part of this week.
Harry G. Pray young attorney
from Reno, was an attendant on tho
district court the first OF the week.
Judge Hart has appointed An
drew Cutlery attorney for the absent
heirs OF the estate of Harry Barrett
DR.. c. G. Foster, who enjoys in
tensiied farming at Simpson, spent
several days in Yerington on bushes:
this week.
Mrs. V. l.. Adams, Mrs. LaBee, Mrs
Wright and p r. Sheaff. all OF
Thompson, visited Yerington last
Monday.
After attending the confirmation OF
the sale OF the Ludwig store, Henry
/. Moore departed for Carson City or
professional business Monday.
Mrs. w. +. Murphy, wife of Agent
Murphy OF the Southern Pacific at
Wabusk, is reported recovering from
an operation performed recently upon
her for appendicitis.
Jimmy Nugent is happy again. On
Thursday he received word that an
other carload OF Fords left San Fran
cisco on Tuesday and would probably
arrive in Yerington today.
]. G.. Kaufman, |. A. Strosnider ant
i. O. Stickney, were. on Tuesday, APP
pointed appraisers OF the estate o
Harry Brett, deceased The value Of
the estate is estimated To be between
$4,000 and $4,000
In case there is any doubt that
spring has arrived in Yerington one
might remove the doubt by an IN
spection OF the big flock of lively little
chicks in the window OF Dillon
Vests hardware store.
The will OF Alfred Pray. late Of
last Tuesday by Judge Hart. The en-
tire estate goes to the surviving wife
Harry G. Pray. son of deceased was
appointed executor by the will
From all indications it is very prob
able that the notable movement in
Yerington toward the city beautiful
which generally prevailed last spring
will be greatly surpassed this year.
lowing officers were elected
On Friday evening. March 30th, al
Rink Hall, Yerington, the senior class
OF the Lyon County High School will
present the farce comedy, Hicks al
College, under the direction of Miss
Whitman. After the play there will
be dancing.
Al Kaiser, the rancher from the
lower end OF Mason Valley, where hi
and Alex Cameron and others have
saken up land, visited Yerington this
week. He is very much elated over
the recent storms, which insures
plenty of water for the season.
+. B. Oxley, organizer of boys and
girls clubs in connection with the
university extension work, returned
Wednesday from Carson City, where
he fell into the tolls of Mrshlal Gray
and served his first term as juror
in the United States District Court.
Bert Hill, "coon-face" artist and the
manager of the Players Club, artistic
painter nd decorator, has spent the
week plying his latter vocation reno
waiting the second story of the Web
s,er building, usually recognized when