Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-01
Items Of Local Interest


day.
]. Z. Colder was Reno visitor III
Reno ON Monday in attendance upon
the road meeting
George Marsh was in town on Mon
day Of this week.
Matt Pcnrosc left Tor San Francis
CO on business.
J. G. Kennedy departed for Sacra,
mento on Thursday OF last week for
short stay
Joe John has accepted the position
OF night Waterman at the Blucstone
mine.
Mrs. CEas Shirt LETT the middle o:
week for Tonopah for a short visit.
w. Dunn was in from Nina on Sat
friday returning the same evening.
He has charge of mining property in
that section.
Miss Avis Lothrop and Miss
Frances Dardis returned Sunday al
tcrnoon from a visit over the holiday
with Miss Lothrop's parents.
Lawrence Laughlin gave up his job
as buckaroo for Mac Wilson and is
now located i'll the L. & S. barber
shop.
Carl Strtsman was an arrival from
Bakersfield. California, Tuesday.
Robert Barr returned on Thursday
from California points He will open
garage in Snydcr's stables in the
near future
n. lizard was all arrival from To-
nopah on Monday
Joe Sales was all outgoing passcn.
ger Sunday for San Francisco on a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Simpson spent
the Thanksgiving holidays in Ycring-
ton. Mrs. Simpson was accompanied
by her son from Reno and left for
their home Saturday Mr.. Simpson
remained looking over business CON
ncctions in Heirngton.
Miss Beatrice Carol arrived from
Reno to spend Thanksgiving holidays
at her home in lerington. She lc t
on Sunday to resume her studies at
the University of Nevada
MIR. and Mrs James Bernard made
bushes trip to Wabuska last Mon
day. Mrs Demands mother Mrs
Belle Buchanan. accompanied them.
Mrs Theodore Franklin who has
been at the Mason hospital. was al>lc
to return home Sunday
Robert Brown, OF Lovclock. is in
the employ of Brown Auto Sales Com
pany. He was formerly machnist in
the army, during the late war.
Mrs George West of Yerington has
been appointed by the 18th Federal
Reserve Board, of San Francisco as a
speaker to explain the program of
the Government at the next bienni Il
meeting of the Nevada Teacher s
Association, which will be held in
Keno December 20. Mrs Vests
subject will be Education in Thrift :
ALI Chartz, veteran Nevada LAWYER.
was among the legal fraternity in at
tendance on the district court last
week.
Bert Laws returned last week from
an extended visit in California. Al
though much improved in health. he
IS still unable to stand the Nevada
winter climate and expects to leave
again for the coast within few weeks
y. Il. Frazier, proprietor OF the
l.. &. l.. barber shop, underwent an
operation az the Ycrington hospital
this week, having his tonsils removed
he is still confined to his home, but is
expected to be out within day or so
{. B. Burkham. the Hawthorne
automobile man, was visitor in Yer.
'ngton Monday, He c.laperoned =
herd OF cattle from Mono Lake ia the
Burkham & Savini ranch REAR .ere
Mrs. Earl Jensen lett for Bingham
Utah, on Tuesday of this week to
JOIN her husband. They will probably
DC away for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser of Carson
CITY, parents OF Miss Rita Keyser OF
the grammar school, were the puests
OF their daughter over the holiday.
Miners and prospcctors shorld not
!orset mat assessment work on min
ing claims for 1920 must be done
mere is no law allowing exemptions
this year
{. {. Tidd, with his mother and
aunt were in from Smith V,1Io,, .