Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
LACK OF SPACE THIS ISSUE
PREVENTS THE RECORDING
MANY NEWS ITEMS.

Langan the middle of the week.
Mrs. ]. E. Gelder and Billie left
Tuesday for Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. Ambro Rosaschi was down
from the East Walker on shopping
trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo Plummer, Sr., motored
out to Carson City for short visit
with her sister. Mrs. Lamb, last week
Mrs. Henry Mcleod, of Nina, Is
spending few weeks visiting her hus
bands relatives in the Valley.
Mrs. J. A. McNab of Thompson is
spending the week in Reno with
friends.
Mrs. Alex Mcneil was called to
Provo, Utah, last week by the death
of her sister.
Nelson Poll, OF the East Walker.
was Yerington business visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. R. S. WATSON, who taught
school here some time ago, is spend
ing part of her vacation with her son
on Bridge St. and with old friends.
Mrs and Miss, Vardy have returned
from an extended stay in Fallon
where Miss Vardy was called by her
work as Court reporter.
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
town. The judge was holding Court
for JudgeHart and Mrs. Langan was
visiting old friends.
For your wall paper and paint see
The Yerington Paint & Wall Paper
Company. Advt
d. J Sullivan, State Auditor, made
i visit to Yerington this wecl; 1t
is Mr.. Sullvan's dnty to audit the
County books. He was looking over
the field and getting acquainted
Dwight Leavitt received a telegram
from his wife Monday stating that her
sister was drowned in the Humboldt
River. He left Immediately for Virgi-
MIA City, where he joined his wife and
left for Palisade the scene of the ac-
cident.
w. II. Brainard and c. +. Wiley
Of Red Canyon are doing the worl
on their Smith Valley property. They
nave recently opened up big ledge
showing good values in silver, lead
and gold. There is also ledge of hem
attic in sight, and the surface indica-
tons are that the mil lie will he 4 big
producer
w. F. Powers cast aside all duties
1T the Lyon County Bank Wednesday
md left on his vacation. AS to where
he was going and when he would re
turn, he would not say.except that he
was on his way to nice quiet retreat
where the sea breezes blow aQd the
tide GIBBS and flows.
The Wisconsin Y eringtoh is con-
.inuing with the improvements and
installing the machinery necessary to
make the mine a producer. During
the past week three-horse power
hoist has been purchased through
Lam, Hanson and Netherton and in.
stalled. A car of ore was shipped to
Hazen last Sunday.
II. ID. Arnold and family, accompa-
MED by Miss Maude Erway. arrived
from Sacramento last Saturday in a
Hudson Super-Six, making the trip in
nine hours by way of Carson City
. Mrs. Arnold and the children and Miss
NJ. Erway will stay for three weeks
visiting with their people and friends
Mr.. Arnold made the return triN on
Monday via the kingsbury grade in
seven hours and fifteen minutes, &C.
tual running time. Genevieve knie-
rim went with him to visit her grand
mother in Sacramento.
There was pleasant group OF
strangers at table in the Elite Grill
on Thursday evening. They were Mr..
Whitman Symmes, of Virginia Ciy,
general manager of nee pumping sys-
TENS of the Consolidated Mines in
Virginia City; Mr.. Nj. +. Griffin OF
the Notomas Consolidated Mining
Company that oper.tes large dredges
near Placerville, Cal; Matt. O'B~ien
a prominent architect of San Fran
cisco and f. A. Miner, who reported
himself as Miner at Large. The party
was in looking over the field and ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased.