Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-31

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city Thursday.
Jas. T. Mckay of Wellington was a
Carson visitor this week.
PHI. Cook, OF the N. c. B. has been
in Carson on business this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, of Smith
were in town on business Wednes-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Little are the
happy parents OF Little soA born
Aug. 20.
Alfred Chartz, attorney of Carson
City, was here Thursday on business
for client
Jesse Campbell was in from Reno
on legal business on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Judge T. c. Hart held the regular
August session of the District Court
this week.
Sam Pickett. Democratic candidate
for governor, was doing politics here
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Montrose and
Mrs. Booth of Gardnerville were Wis
itors to our city on Wednesday.
G. NJ. Devereaux and Ray Hoblit
OF Artesia were in town on Monday.
Mr.. Devereaux is under the care OF
his physician
Z. +. Rawson made a trip to Dayton
last Sunday in his campaign for Coun-
ty Clerk and Treasurer. Bine has a
lot OF friends in that section
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Simpson were
shopping in town on Monday and
Frank returned on Wednesday for
the meeting of the Labor Board.
w. NJ. Luce, superintendent OF the
Portland Cement Co.'S plant at
Mound House attended the Labor
meeting at Carson Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Dixon motored
to Schurz on Tuesday and the Doctor
made stirring patriotic appeal for
the Fourth Liberty Loan to large
and enthusiastic aurieEce.
Mr. and Mrs John Wright Miss Ruth
Mosslander and Gerard Ford LETT sun
dav for trip into California. They
will include Sacramento and San Fran
cisco in their itinerary.
Leonard Fowler and w. Mcknight.
opposing candidates for the Democrat
ic nomination for Attorney General
were here campaigning early this
week.
Mr. Dodson. OF the Bluestone force
has purchased the Walker property
on Nevada Street Mr.. Walker vii
complete the building before joining
the family in California.
]. II. Sutherland, the honey buye,
from Los Angeles is here on his an.
nuai trip for his firm which handles
the honey for this valley nearly every
season.
Edward Becsey left yesterday fot
Delta, Utah. Mr. Becsey has beer
chief accountant at the Bluestone TO-
sometime past but has decided to re
join the DelaMar people. He will BE-
at the sugar refinery
Mrs J. Walter Handy OF Los An
geles was the weekend guest OF Mrs
John Snyder last week. Mrs. Handy
is a former resident OF this city anC
was warmly greeted by her many ole
friends
Mr.and Mrs. John Ross have re
turned from a five weeks trip anC
stay at Santa Monica They came
overland and were accompanied by
Mrs, s. A. Harris who had been down
for a short but delightful stay.
w. K. MCGOWAN and wife return
ed last week from Burns, Oregon
where they spent several weeks visit
ing Mrs McGowan's relatives. They
made the trip by auto, and report con
siderable OF the road in bad condition
They made the trip home in a little
more than two days
Mr.. and Mr. Geo Wendt Miss
Evelyn Hayes and Joseph Wilson. Jr
LETT Tuesday for Sacramento where
they will attend the California State
Fair. Mr. Wendt is in charge OF the
Holstein-F riesans from the H.. Long
herds at Mason and Mr. Wilson is
exhibiting his own Berkshires. Both
had fine herds and will be sure OF
some prizes.
Rev. X. r. Nicholas. pastor OF the
Methodist Church at Sunnyvale, near
San Jose, and former pastor OF this
church, has been critically i'll at St
Luke's Hospital in San Francisco UNI
der DIR. Edgar Leavitt's care He was