Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DIR. B. Brown left yesterday to at
tend conference of physicians.
keds for women and children at
Sandman & Browns.
Mrs. Agnes Dougherty is driving
new Ford sedan. 1t is pretty lit
tie car.
Walter Whitacre is in San Fran
cisco attending Heald's business col
1ege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pitcher, OF Haw
thorne have bought the Jewell place
and will make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Johnston
spent the first part of the week in
Reno on business
The Citizens Coal, Lumber and
Supply Co. have new coal shed
under construction at their plant on
Bridge Street
Miss Echo Loder and Mrs. Rob
inson were guests of Mrs. O. +.
Some during their official visit here
this week.
O. +. Radke left last week for Ton
opah and the Divide District for
short visit with friends and look
see at the boom
Ed Dillon has returned home from
Sacramento and coast points where
he has been visiting friends and re-
latives for the past six weeks.
Jack Kendall has purchased the
home OF George Knierim on Califor-
MIA Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Knierim
are occupying the Mcintyre house.
The T. X. G. E. Co. has just in
stalled two new regulatorsto keep the
voltage for this city within certain
range so there will be no fluctuation
in the current.
Friends of Mrs. May Adams will be
glad to hear of decided improve
ment in her health The change to
the coast climate has provel very
beneficial.
Mrs. Beatrice DeVroey left Satur-
day in response to telegram saying
that Leslie DeVroey was very Ill
he needed her He is an army
hospital in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Dukes have
taken the Smith cottage and will
make their home in town while Mr.
Dukes discharges his duties as sec
rotary of the Irrigation District.
The appeal taken to the Supreme
Court by Mrs. Clark in the case OF
Zoe Clark VS.. Turner ct al. was dis
missed on Thursday Tie decision
OF the Eighth Judicial District !
Court will stand
George Reading, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Reading of Wellington,
has purchased the Big Bower and
two other claims in the Divide Dis
trict and is expecting to show some
thing good in the near future.
The balmy warm days are at
frills and bewitching. shimmery frocks
made of Georgettes, voiles, organ
made of Georgattes, voiles, organ
dies, lawns and foulards. Sport hats
in white and colors at The Loranelle
Will Larue has returned from
short business trip to Reno. While
there he purchased seven-months
old Holstein calf. The youngster is
pure bred and will be fine addition
to Mr.. Larue's growing herd. He
cost $3.50.
Mrs. George Knierim and Gladys
left Wednesday, for an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knierim of Berkeley and MIR. and
Mrs. George Knierim at Portland,
Ore. Miss Elsie McAllister accom-
panied them as far as Reno where
she will visit her mother.
Hugh Reilly has brought the
Kingsley house, and kitchen to Yer
ington from Mason via the Mcleod
bridge. The house was not injured
at all in transit 1t will be placed
on a new foundation, furnace will
be installed, and the walls will be
plastered before the family moves in
again.
Miss Griffith has one of her very
strongest and most appealing roles
in her latest Blue Ribbon Feature,
"The Girl of To-day" which will be