Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-07

statement that the insurance agency
Of f. J. Cooper, Of Yerington, is third
in rank for the volume of business in
the State Tonopah leads, with Ely
scond, and Yrington third.
S. F.. Wedertz, the Smith Valley
representative on the board of county
commissioners, arrived in the city
Wednesda yto attend his official du
ties. lie was accompanied by f. w
simpson and II. NJ. Brainard
Picetti & Oliver, the well known
musicians from Reno will furnish
the music at the Hub Cafe tomor-
row. Mr. Picetti is one of the most
noted accordion players in the State
and Oliver with his trap drums is al
artist of the same class.
S Margaroli has bought the black
NTH shop and lot of E. A. Dillon
md will succeed to the blacksmithinp
business of the latter taking posses
sion the first of May. MIR. Margaret
ONES to Yerington with the reputa
on OF being frst-class artisan.
Cooper takes occasion TO remark
hat he enjoys the calls Of his lady
riends, but he preefrs that they come
n through the front door rather than
o back their Ford machines through
The side of his Office building, where
he architect had not contemplated an
,ntrance.
The Ross building is being pushed
apidly to completion and will soon
,e ready for occupancy A splendid
late glass front has been installed
Messrs. Biron and Whitman. The
srge enrance is on the north side oil
he room, reducing the loss of floor
pace materially.
c. a. Chapman accountant, Jack
Iyers, chief electrician, and Chief
Jerk Butchert have taken charge OF
he moving picure entertainment at
ludwig and are furnishing that lively
amp with some mighty good shows
he attraction last week was Annette
<elerman in The Daughter of the
iods.'
K. A. Trimble and Artie Tailleur, OF
Dayton with Charles Hamilton OF
liver City. trustees of the Dayton
Iigh School Distric. spent Thurs
ay in Yerington in consultation with
he county commissioners relative tc
he issuance OF bonds provided for
n the recent act of the legislature
or the erection of a building for the
chool.
Miss Mabel Slingerland the pop
lar journal clerk of the State Senate
the recent session OF the legislature
there she won many friends from
II over the commonwealth, left Sun
lay for San Francisco. She will re.
main in the Observation-Disclosures
main in the city for few weeks, and
will again open her Office as public
tenographer after her return.
Among the Yeringon visitors to TIL
Nevada Hot Springs las Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs J. Matthews and sons
}. Some, Mr.. and Mrs. Boz
EFT. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Moler and
hildren. Mr. and Mrs II. Dolin, Mr..
nd Mrs Phipps and family Mrs,
,oldie Stewart and Mrs. Charles
Noble.
L. II. Earle, the insurance expert
nd f. J. Cooper, the local agent for
insurance, spent Wednesday visiting
he big plants of the Nevada Douglas
ompany at Ludwig, as we'll as the
}uestone mine and the Copper eBlt
lans the companies represented by
Ir. Cooper carry heavy line of in
urance.
William Rallens and Will ePnrose
zed the Mutual Wednesday.
rom Wabuska, with friends, patron
Mrs. Charles A. Sheppard, wife OF
he bandmaster, has arranged fine
display of Easter millinery i'll the
window of the Lam, Hanson & Meth
rton store. OF the latest styles and
olors, the display constitutes most
ttiactive decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Adams will
rive a dancing party at the Ihomp-
son Hotel Monday evening. Sub
,oenas" imposing the pains and pen
tiles for disobedience according to
he statute in such cases made and
Al.