Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-05-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Chapman was Yerington
visitor from Ludwig on Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Chaplin and daugh-
ter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
MCGOWAN the latter part OF the week.
Joe w. Wilson will leave carly next
week .or San Francisco from which
point he will depart for New Zealand,
where he will purchase purc-bred
sheep for prominent Nevada sheep
owners.
]. l. Wilson, president Of the Lyon
County Bank. will depart early next
week for Chicago where he will be
delegate to the National Republican
Convention.
Mrs. Harry Leach is visiting in
Reno.
Mrs Claude r. Waits, from Reno,
is visiting her sister. Mis- Alice Neil
son.
MIR. and Mrs. Gould Reading, Mrs,
Reading sr., and Mrs. Will Read
ing were ierington shoppers on
Saturday.
Mrs. Lorraine Wcdertz. daughter
i'll law OF MIR. and Mrs. C.. L. We'd
ertz is reported criticlIy i'll in San
Francisco hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Dickson were
visitors rom Mason on Saturday to
attend the performance at the Grana-
da Theatre.
William Dcxheimer departed last
Thursday for the southcn part OF the
state on mining business.
At the home of Miss Lenora Jes-
sen in Smith Valley members of the
Home Hygiene ndCare OF the Sick
class were entertained at luncheon
last Thursday. After the delicious
rcpast they adjourned to the home
Of Mrs. Frank AREN'T where the
class was received,
d. w. Mckenzie visited the Broken
Hills the fore part OF the week. He
and his associates have succeeded in
locating some ground in Nthe new
camp, and arc very favorable impress
ed with the showing there.
Mrs. Ruth Stocker, OF Santa Cruz,
was among the arivcals this week.
Mrs. Stocker is most enthusiastic con-
corning the attractiveness of her Cali
fornia home. She will visit with Yer
ington friends for couple of weeks
before returning.
Miss Ruth Mccarthy, formerly
postmaster at Hawthorne, was an ar
rival in Yerington. She is now in
stlled as oookkecper at the Ycring-
ton Times Office.
Cieve Hughes, of the Central Gar
age, visited Broken Hills the first of
the week.
Zene Walmsley, Of Dayton, was a
visitor in town during the week, be-
ing enroute to Southern Nevada
points where he is interested in mines.
Tom Ross, John Ross and John
Ross jr, returned this week from
visit toSi .lverPeaka ndBlair, where
visit to Silver Peak and Blair, where
2 they are extensively interested in min
ing property. They report the land
in that section as dry as a desert
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Bcaupert and
Miss Ruth Mosslander motored to
Carson, Minden and other near by
cities last Sunday afternoon.
Albert Strunk and family depart
ed for Bangor, Penn. They will
take short trips on the way and ex-
pect to arrive in about two months.
James Murphy departed on Thurs
day 70 San Francisco where he has
accepted position. James expects
to take advantage Of city opportuni-
ties. by working during the day and
attending night school.
The Pythian Sisters initiated Mrs.
Fred Bertrand and Mrs. z. F. Raw
son in the mysteries of their order
at the last meeting and after ad-
journment met at the ice cream par
Tors OF Judson Smith and. had re-
freshmcnts
from Reno the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. Malone is the engineer for the
Walker River Irrigation district.
Ed Pugh arrived the latter part of
of last week after an absence of a
year. Mr.. Pugh has been in the
shipyards part of the time and also
has been employed around the bay
cities.