Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-04-05
SOCIAL ANO PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Spring goods are arriving at
Sandmann's. hd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ambrose went
Carson City for short visit last
week end.
Mrs. Maurice Vannoy returned
this week from business trip to
Reno.
Lieut.. G. l.. McCreery has been
awarded a commission in the Reserve
Corp of the U. N. Army.
Miss Bertha knemeyer has returned
10 her duties in Elko County after
pleasant visit with her people.
Mrs. H. S. Pohe motored to Carson
Sunday with Governor Boyle for
visit at the Mansion.
A. M. Thompson OF Sacramento
made his usual calls in the interest OF
The Union Paper Co. on Thursday.
DR.. G.. L. Nicholas has been appoint
ed to the Vetinary Examining Board.
DR.. Dill of Reno is also member
Mrs. D. w. Mckenzie has spent the
week in San Francisco on business
connected with the Metro Theatre.
New line of Mary James in patent
leather, gun metal, and canvass for
ladies, misses and children at Sand
,nann's. Ad
Mrs. Vannoy and Mrs. Murchie are
showing a fine line of millinery,
spring coats, suits, dresses, and waists
at the home of the former on North
Main street. A new consignment will
be received every ten days. Prices
are moderate. Ladies are invited to
call and see our line. ad
McIlDCIS Vi INC w SiuD " III
please take notice that the annual
election of officers and trustees will
be held at the regular meeting, April
H. A large attendance is urged.
The Queen OF the Valley Rebekah
Lodge is planning big barn dance on
the Tooth anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship, April 18th at the Rink. Cling
ham dresses and overalls will be worn.
Mrs. D. w. Crowinshield has enjoy
ed a two weeks vacation. The gov
eminent allows us employees two
weeks with pay. Miss Bessie Wade
IS substituting for her.
Mrs. G L. I-eavitt has received word |
that the doctor has been promoted.
lie received the Captaincy, effective
March |, for which he was recon-
mended when he went overseas.
Captain Leavitt has been gone just a
year.
Colonel J. c. Scrughan was Yer
ington visitor last week end. He has
recently been appointed state engineer
with Seymour Case as his assistant,
The salary is $4,000 a year With an
additional 1900 as member OF the Pub
lie Service Commission created by the |
late legislature.
Mrs. Emma Leavitt and her son, |
Louis, are sojournino at Saratoga, |
Santa Clara Co., while the young man
recuperatesirom his recent severe i'll |
ness. He was attacked by influenza
al MarysviIle, and was taken to St. |
Lukes Hospital, San Francisco, on
stretcher by DIR. Edgar Leavitt. 1t is
hoped that the balmy climate will
benefit him greatly.
Albert .Schragle sold the Nevada
Bakery this week and left for needed
vacation on the coast During his |
stay here Yerington enjoyed patron
izing a real bakery where the best OF !
bread and pastry was always to be |
had The price received was eminent
" satisfactory. The new owners are
from San Francisco and are special
lists. one in bread, the other in cakes.
They have high standard to reach
if they give as good satisfaction as
Mr.. Schragle's did.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Langstatf, form
erly of Yerington, are here for a few
days. greeting friends OF other years
OF whom there are many. They have
come up from San Francisco to
Schurz, where they have mining prop
erty bringing with them their dargh-
ter, Mrs. Trout, wife of Capt, Trout,
OF thea f. f., who has not recovered
from the influenza as rapidly as could
he desired. 1t is hoped the balmy air
ta. -.