Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-06-29
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H. J. Long, of Mason, is in Reno on
short business trip.
Roy w. Tillay is stationed at the
member of Battery A, 9th Regiment,
Alfred Chartz of Carson City spent
Tuesday in Yerington.
Attorney Coogan of Carson City
was here for the Donaldson Powell
litigation on Monday
Mrs Margaret Schooley spent sew
Ierington.
Miss Lucille Gallagher is home from
Jerome, Ariz. for the summer vaca-
ton with her people.
Miss Edna Horn, of San Francisco,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z. F.
Rawson.
Mrs w. r. Cox and daughter Win
fired. are spending their vacation in
California
Alfred Baker is enjoying ftrlough
with his people. He looks very sold
ierly in his uniform.
Postmaster Beaman registered three
German women under the law re-
curing women alien enemies to be
registered the same as men.
Mrs. Burner left Wednesday after
noon for Pacific Grove where she will
spend the summer visiting with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Donaldson,
Manuel Mouro and Dick Dickerson
were over from Smith Valley Monday
on legal business.
The farmers of Mason Valley are
haying this week The crop is very
good bnd sustained practically mo
damage from the storm of last week
Matt Pemose motored over to Ha-
zen early Wednesday morning with
Capt Harris whose itinerary called
for a train connection east.
Mrs ]. B. Gallagher was visiting
here for a few days early in the week.
She accompanied her son John part
of the way to Tucson, Arizona, to
which point his contingent was order
ed.
Attorney General Thatcher OF Car
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day of this week He reported the
road as in very bad shape over the
Clifton grade.
Howard Mckenzie, formerly of this
city, was among the Grammar School
graduates at Virginia City last week.
He distinguished himself by attaining
the highest percentage in the class.
Z. f. Hull left yesterday for Berke-
ley by auto. He is making a flying
trip to bring Mrs. Hull and Everett
home. He was accompanied on the
journey over the mountains by Mrs.
Jack Sweat, who will spend several
weeks visiting friends in California.
this week of the death of a cousin.
Joseph Andrews, who died in action,
April 9th on the battle field near Je
rusalem. He was serving with the
British. A brother, Jim Andrews,
was well known by Yerington people
Mrs. c. T.. Leavitt received cable
gram from DR.. Leavitt Tuesday NOR
ming to the effect that he was safely
across the Atlantic. The Doctors
numerous friends are rejoicing that
each day takes him nearer to the
goal of his ambition.
Harry Davis writes enthusiastic
ally of his work in the Enlisted Pri-
Yates Preparatory School at Fort
Winfield Scott. Harry is strong for
the army and everything connected
with it, officers, men, work. play, and
even the scenery and climate.
FOR SALE - One 3-room House,
Furnished, One 5-room House, Fur
aished, Lot 40 by 70 feet.
One Overland Car, 1915 Model, in
good shape, cheap.
See VS.. Graffam, Mason, Nevada.
The San Francisco Daily Call,
F. w. Kellogg, President and Pub
Usher; John D. Spreckels, Vice-Pres-
ident. The Call and the TIMES,
daily and weekly. for SIS for one
year. Can you do better?
Lyon County's favorite mud pond
over south of Wabuska got the goat
of all the autoists bound toawrd Yer
ington last Monday. At one time
FIVE macines WE'RE stuck In il to the