Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-12-14
MASON HAPPENINGS

| MASUN HAPPENINGS
| The funeral of the late August
| Depoali took place at Yerington from
the Catholic Church Monday after
noon at o'clock and was largely at
tended by many friends and acquaint-
| ances.
The death of Mr.. Depoali is great
ly mourned by the family and large
circle of friends.
| He had many friends throughout
the county, being a man to make
friends wherever he resided.
| He had been a resident OF Lyon
County for the past 43 years.
He came to Dayton, Nevada, at
the age of seventeen, making that his
home to within the last twelve years.
While a resident of Dayton he
was actively engaged in farming in
Carson Valley and Mason Valley up
to the last three years.
He returned to Mason, Nevada a
bout the last of February, 1918 and
from that time until his death he had
been employed at the Mason Valley
Mine istt
The sad funeral of the bright lit
tie boy, Clarence, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. O. Long, was held at their home
in Mason. Tuesday, at z pm, Rev.
Dixon officiating. The little cask-
ct was almost buried under WI
erness of flowers. Many frier "a
neighbors followed the -'as an
the cemetery and fe'hains
hands could do = al Fiat Ruma
: a.,.o as - cheer the sufferin
.N-r and Mrs. w. ]. Bonner return
ed rom Oakland, Cal Tuesday night
we are pleased to note that Mr. Bon
ner,S is greatly improved in health
in fact, one might almost fancy he ha,
had at least one drink from the sprins
e OF perpetual youth Emmett is goins
c to assist his brother Will in the Pos
y Once during the holiday rush,
+ Mrs. Roy kidder received toda,
the sad news of the death Of her
brother, Irving Jorgensen, 70 years
old, who resided near Park City. Utah
a recent victim OF influenza. He was
the Youngest OF eleven children. Her
brother. ]. Jorgensen, left on Thurs
days motor to attend the funeral
A telegram announcing the death
of Chas. Hurd in California from pneu
monia, states that he passed awav on
wednesday at 10 am. Mr.. Hurd was
young, strong and rugged and his
death was great shock to his many
friends in this community where he
had long resided.
The American Ore Hauling and
Contracting Company have perman-
emily located in Mason and are re-
modelling the Bott Garage on Bridge
ST. They have several large trucks
and employ ten to twelve men, most
of whom are located here with their
| families.
Mr.. J. B. Carol, confined to his
home for some time past with an in
Jured leg, is recovering and will soon
be able to resume work on his lease
at the Western Nevada Mine.
In response TO a telegram from A.
h, Barlow, his brother, b. |. accom-
panied by trained nurse. arrived
from Goldheld Saturday. The Barlow
family are victims Of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hillygus re-
turned from Reno Tuesday. Mr.. Hill
lygus consulted specialist on ac-
count OF very serious affection Of
his right ear.
Mrs. Henry Jones. of Salt Lake
City, arrived on Mondays motor and
VIII spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. d. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Apperson left
Monday for their home in Oklahoma.
accompanied by Ed. Apperson OF
Thompson
Mrs Nellie Patterson. who has
been visiting Mrs. Scott and Mrs
Barlow, returns to Oakland tomorrow |
Mr., and Mrs. p II. Cook left this
morning for Reno, accompanied by |
Mrs T. II. Lever.