Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-13
LOCAL

Ira Fallon the Sweetwater stock
man. spent yesterdy in Yerington.
Will Penrose. the Wabuska rancher
snent Monday i'll the city on business
Miss M. f. Hunt registered Sunday
o+ the Holland Hotel from San Fran
cisco.
f O Stickney the cattleman and
rancher spent nart of the week in
Yerington
Vale Gleason. a business man from
Ogden, was guest at the Holland
this week.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, business woman
from Aurora, spent part OF the weeii
in Yerington.
L. A. Murphy, prominent business
man from Aurora. is stopping at the
Holland Hotel this week.
lin Kelly, late of the firm of Muir
chic & Kelly, returned from his Wis
TO Reno the first of the week.
7. L. Campbell former District At
torney, will open an Office in Yering-
ton for the practice OF his profession
l. Wilson spent several days this
week in the city on business connected
with the bank of which he is president
Harry Taylor, son of Mrs. JOIN
Sandman. arrived from California
Tuesday, for a visit with his parent
George II. Miller, connected with
the Western Union, was in 9erington
this week on business for his company
II. J. Hannum. representing pro
duce house OF San Francisco. spen
the first part OF the week in Ycring-
ton.
George Switzer. from Virginia City
arrived in Yerington this week with
view of becoming resident OF the
city.
l.. r. Bishop, from Silver City, has
succeeded Harold Hahn as outside
man for the Yerington telephone CON.
pany.
T. J. Cody, Mining man from Boz
die, California. spent part OF the week
in Yerington, registering at the Hol
land.
Henry FELTON,, miner from Rockland
returned Monday from the capital
after spending the holidays with
friends.
A. L. Touisant. with the Marine
Music House at Reno. spent part o.
the week in Yerirpton. visiting the
unsteady inclined.
John Borge, of Borge Brothers
leasing on the Snyder home ranch
with Mrs. Borge spent several days
in the city this week.
a. McLennan. f. Holmzger and /.
Smith. miners from Tonopah. arrived
at the Holland Wednesday to give
the district a lookover.
George Thomas Nugent and his
bride. nee Miss Dexheimer. have re
turned from their honeymoon which
they scent in California.
/. A. Strosnider. the cattle dealer
is reported to have disposed of nearly
or quite 100000 worth of stock from
Lyon County during the past year.
James and tombstone Powers, sons
OF Mrs. James Adams, are recovering
from measles. with which both have
been afflicted for a couple of weeks
Miss May Powers desires to express
her keen appreciation to her many
friends whose votes secured one O
the Nrizes in the recently closed prof
shring contest
Henry s. Mcleod, with B. f. Ba-
ker and others OF Nina, has secured
lease on ground east of Nina, which
by development. gives promise to be
come a valuable mine.
District Superintendent Brown
with the Truckee River General Flee
trio Company. spent several days in
Yerington this week looking over the
affairs of the company
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Phillips have
moved into the big house adjoining
Mason. formerly occupied by JULES
LaBarthe. then manager OF the Mason
Valley Mines Company.
Jim Kelly ''unc" to the Barton
twins. after visiting Yerington rela
tives for a few DAYS. returned to hi
Well MISUNDERSTANDING ,
Wellington home Sunday.
AL Matt. who is working his Mason
Pass mining properties with view o
shipping when the Thompson smelter
blows in" came down from the prop.
erty yesterday for a short rest.
Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Rebray from
Reno. registered at the Holland the
first part of the week Mr.. Rebray
brought for delivery the new REQ car
recently purchased by Ira Fallon.
Billy Wilson, the Nordyke miller
and rancher who has been suffernI
from stubborn cold for the pasfSev
eral weeks. is improving slowly He
visited Yerington Wednesday on bust,
ness.