Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

to the Republican convention depart
cd today for Chicago.
c. A. Chapman, Of Ludwig was a
Yerington visitor on Sunday.
Buster Brown, elder son of DR.. |
Brown arrived home from school in
San Francisco OH Monday to spend
the vacation. $50,
II. S. Pohe was at home for few
hours last Thursday.
Mrs. Cenievcvc Wilson Chaplin and
daughter, Suzette, departed yesterday
for their home in Pittsburg, Cal, after
delightful visit with their relatives.
Bernicc Gru6er, Lorraine, Ross and
Irma Whitacre returned last Satur-
day from their school, Notre Dame, to
spend the vacation with their respect
i've families. $500,
Joe w. Wilson will leave Tomorrow
for San Francisco and New Zealand.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Summerhayes
of the Bluestone, were shopping iii
town last Thursday. =.
Sam S. Arentz, of Smith Valley.
was iii town Sunday and participated
in the Memorial Day services.
]. L. Colder, accompanied BY Mrs
Gelder and Billy, made business>trip
to Carson Friday evening and re-
turned the following day.
Great credit is due those who so
ably managed the program in observ-
ance of Memorial Day under the aus
pices of the American Legion.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Edwards and
son Billy, were Ycrington visitors on
Sunday
SPECIAL NOTICE-Dr. George p.
Dcvinc will be at the Holland Hotel
June 18th to 18th. Have your eyes
examined and glasses fitted while the
Dr.. is here It,
Mrs. George West. General Fed
Grafton Director for Nevada. will de-
part on next Sunday TO attend the BIZ
enniai convention of the General Fed
Grafton Of Womcn's Clubs which con
vcnes at Dcs MONIES, June l6. En-
route, Mrs. West will stop at Salt
Lake City.
"A. a: Travis, pioneer merchant of
Mineral and Mono counties is spend
ing a few lays i'll Yerington. Mr. Ira
Wis is considering business possibli.
ties and may locate, in this city =.
Sheriff Balzar, OF Mineral county,
passed through Ycrington yesterday,
cnroute from Sweet water to Raw
hide.
The Goldficld school of Mines will
be discontinued this year. There
were not enough students registered
justify the expense.
Reports arc in circulation to the ef-
feet that Virginia City will come into
its own once again, as they expect to
have about 1900 men employed at that
place within the next month.
Frank Smith and family and Mrs.
Lundergrcen departed for Meridian,
Idaho, the latter part of the week.
They expect to reside at that place
for some time to come.
E. J. Schrader was an arrival fronl
Tonopah on Tuesday for stay of
few days.
A. ]. Nugent departed for Reno OF
Sunday, coming back on Tuesday BY
machine.
T. V. Damon departed for Smith
Valley on Monday for a couple of
days to attend to the honey business
of his company.
J. 4. Gaforaith resigned his po-
sition as station agent at the local de-
pot on the first of the month and will
depart for Minden where he has ac-
copied similar position.
Henry Guild departed or Reno to
to take in the Masonic doings at that
place.
Mrs. X. S. Brooks and daughter,
Electa, returned from southern Cali
fornia where they have been visiting
for the past few months.
Mrs. Clay Mckinley was an arrival
on Sunday from points in Utah, where
she has been visiting for the past
three months.
Roy Whitacre returned home for
his vacation Saturday. Roy has been
ottanflsvey c.