Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-08-02
MASON PERSONALS

Father cunha spent Thursday in
Mason.
P. II. Cook was Carson visitor
Monday
L. c. DeArmond and H. J. Long
returned Wednesday night from
Fal1on.
c. B. Edison returned Tuesday
night from Gardnerville and other
points.
A. j. Orem and son we're Mason
visitors from their Smith Valley.
ranch on Wednesday.
Mrs. B. L. Symms and daughter.
Mrs Smith, of Ludwig were in Ma
son shopping on Wednesday.
Miss Lucetta Thorne left Thursday
for Carson City where she will spend
a month. She has been guest OF
| Mrs w. A. Day for three weeks.
| Ed Lundergreen was passenger
on Wednesdays motor for Reno. He
will remain for few weeks.
M. D. Parrish and son Kenneth re-
turned from Fallon Sunday night
where they had been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Long at their
ranch "Longheath"
Mrs. NJ. B. Crosse and son, of Lud
wig were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Ellis Monday. Mrs. Crosse left
for Sacramento where she will visit
and later be joined by Mr.. Grose.
4 DR.. and Mrs. Stark and daughter
Dorothy are guests at the Dickson
home, from Auburn, Calf. Mrs
Stark is a sister Of Mrs. Dickson.
They made the trip by auto.
| Mrs. Stella Fry and Mrs. Matte
Robertson left Saturday night for
Reno. Mrs. Robertson underwent
an operation and her sister Mrs. Fry
returned to Mason Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Cook and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. MS.
Jones and Marion sptiat the week end
at Sweetwater fishing. returning Sun
day night. Tie party reports very
+, enjoyable time:
|
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Poornan and
! daughters Marjorie and Dorothy ar
rived Friday from Ogden, Utah, to.
visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. Fl. LerT..
| Mrs. Poorman is sister OF Mrs.
I Lerr
DIR. W.. NJ. Edwards and Mrs. Ed
wards and son Billy, Mrs. Edwards.
Sr. and Mrs. A. Wells returned Thurs
day evening from California where
the party has spent month touring.
They report a delightful time.
Charley Cox, son of Supt. w. K.
Cox of the Mason Valley Mines left
last week Tor his home in Fruitvale.
Calf. Mr.. Cox accompanied his son
to Reno. returning to Mason the fol-
lowing day
Mr., and Mrs. l. S. Dickson and
daughter Lenna accompanied by
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
blackburn and son left Saturday for
Lake Tahoe. MIR. and Mrs. Blackburn
continued their journey to Oakland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson and daughter
returned home.
The children of the Mason Sunday
School enjoyed picnic supper on the
bank Of the Walker River. The
amusements consisted of games and
wading, which was great sport for
the kiddies. A dainty supper wa,
served in the evening. The children
were chaperoned by Mrs. Day and
Ms. Payne and Miss Lucetta Thorne.
Drs. j. ID. and Sophia J. McClel-
and accompanied by Mrs. Fl C. Hansen
and little Elizabeth Farmer left
Thursday for Los Banos. Calf. The
party mill motor through Yosemite
Park. The Drs. McClelland have had
a very pleasant visit the last three
weeks at the home Of their daughter.
Mrs. Hansen Mrs. Hansen will Wis
IT tor about two weeks with her
parents at Los Banos.
Word was received in Mason Sat
urday Of the death Of w, S. Dear
mond at Oakland. at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Clarence Patterson.
Mr.. sDeArmond had been in i'll health
for several months, and last winter