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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
Assembly Called for
Charter Convention
BY order of the City Council
PUBLIC NOTICE

ID. OTQeE OIL IHe CllE SOunCll
PUBLIC NOTICE
is hereby given, that an as
sembly of the qualified cleo
tors of the City of Monte
Vista, State of Colorado, for
the nomination of twenty-one
(2D taxpayers who shall have
been qualified electors with
in the limits of said City for
the last five (5) years, and
who, when elected shall con-
stitute a Charter Convention
to frame the Charter of the
said City, in harmony with
Article Xxx of the Constitution
of the State of Colorado is
hereby called to be held at the
City Hall in the said City of
Monte Vista on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3lst,
A. d. 1921 at the hour of
500 o'clock p. M, and to
transact such other proper
business as may be presented
or as may be required.
Dated at Monte Vista. Colo
RADIO this 9Th day of October
A. ID. 1921.
GEORGE B. BOUTWELL,.
City Clerk.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
Chevrolet Man Loses
One Car, Also Two
Lovely Statesmen

George Spriestersb2ch OF
Alamosa. who conducts a
Chevrolet agency in Monte
Vista, came here last Friday
to verify some suspicious he
had concerning the Murphy
Bros, whom he had in charg.
of the agency. On the same
day, the Messrs. Murphy had
taken a 5000 Chevrolet and
departed for parts unknown.
Spriestersbach had warrants
issued for the arrest of the
men but they have not been
apprehended.
A suspect was arrested at
Canon City but he proved that
he was not one of the men
wanted.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HAS LUNCHEON
FOR VISITORS

The Monte Vista CONNER
clal club rendered to the off
cial visitors a luncheon at
one o'clock at the La Veta
hotel. Major Young, repre-
senting Governor Shoup. made
a brief address in which he
mentioned the four measures
which were promised the sup
port of the governor in their
passage. Among these were
the armory bill and the ma
tional guard measure. The
speaker gave due credit to
Representative Headlee for
the loyal manner in which he
worked for the armory bill.
Major Lake paid a high
compliment to Troop A and
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
GOOD MORNING JUDGE

The Colorado Rangers ar
rested Harry Z. Kistler and P.
J. Zimmerman Thursday in
Monte Vista on the charge
that they did have license
tags on their cars. They were
each fined $500 and costs by
Judge Batcheldcr. kistler
had a brand new car. cquipp-
ed with bumpers, wings and
everything except license tag.
Zimmerman had n new truck
but no license tag attached
thereto. In each case the lie
enses had been applied for
and paid for. but the tags had
not been received. The rang
ers require that license tags
be attached to the car, fore
and aft. and no excuses for
their absence.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
Alamosa Young People Hurt In
Auto Head-0n Collision Sunday

a shocking accident oc-
cured near Alamosa last Sun
day night when Ford Sedan
driven by Miss Berenice Sha-
han was met in head-on col
lision by an Essex car driven
by Rod Sumner. In the Sedan
were Misses Shahan. Evans,
Violet Springer and Lulu
Sundquist and all were more
or less injured as the car was
made a complete wreck. The
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
DATES SET FOR THE
H. 0. G. STOCK SHOW

The executive committee of
the High Order of Grunts
held a meeting Tuesday night
and definitely decided upon
the dates for the next annual
stock show. The show will be
held Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, February Sth, 9th
and 10th, 1922, and plans are
being made for having the
best affair Of the kind ever
pulled off in the southern part
of the state. 1t is proposed to
combine the regular live stock
show with the annual poultry
show and premium lists and
advertising matter will be pre-
pared Immediately.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
MRS. VEERkAMP
is RECOVERING
FROM OPERATION

Mr.. Jas P. Veerkamp un-
derwent n very serious surgi-
cal operation Mt n Denver
hospital last Saturday. Her
condition following the oper-
alton was critical for some
time and il was feared that
she would not survive. The
latest report from Mr.. Vecr-
kamp, however states that she
is gradually recovering. D..
Freeman performed the oper-
alton.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

A tin box was deposited in
a hole left for that purpose
under the corner stone and in
1t were placed roster of the
state officers, a roster of the
county officers, list of the
teachers of the Rio Grande
county high school, teachers
of District No. 9, junior high
school and Marsh school,
roster of Troop A, Grand
Lodge Masons officers, Monte
Vista lodge Masons. a copy of
the Monte Vista Tribune and
a copy of the Monte Vista
Journal and Graphic Report
er.
Following the placing of
the corner stone, addresses
We're made by Senator Young.
Col. Hamrock, Major Lake
and Jesse Stephenson. Music
by the band and singing by
the male quartet and assemb-
ly completed the program.
The corner stone is a hand
Soma hl0ck Of black vranite
, and inscribed thereon is the
following:
Erected, by Act of the
23rd General Assembly
Approved April IL. A. D.
1921. Oliver H. Shoup,
Governor. Col. p. ].
Hamrock, A: G.. Major
B. NJ. Lake, @. NJ, Cap
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
MOVING TRAIN DEMOLISHES
TRUCK AND HURTS DRIVER

About noon today a truck
driven by William Mcclellan
of Center was struck by 4
freight train near the Flour
Mills and utterly demolished.
The driver was hurled to the
ground at quite distance
from the remains of the truck
and sustained some very bad
cuts about the head besides
other minor injuries. McClel-
Ian was taken to the office of
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
MIKE CELLMAN
KILLS BIC BUCK

Although many of the
Monte Vista hunters went to
the hills during deer season,
only one deer was killed to our
knowledge in the territory ad-
jacent to this place. Mike
Cellman was the lucky man
who brought down n fine five
prong buck, the animal weigh
Ing about 800 pounds. He
killed the deer near the Haney
ranch. north Of the river.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

most seriously injured was
Miss Springer who had her
hip broken in three places.
1t was reported that Sum-
ner was under the influence of
liquor and was driving at a
reckless speed. He was ac-
companied by his wife and
Young Burch and others.
The accident happened at
the Maddox corner on the
loop north of Alamosa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

DR.. Smith where his injuries
We're attended to.
Mcclellan is employed by
the Metzger Transfer COM
'pany of Center and was haul
ing a load of ice from this
place to the Sumpter Drug
company at Center.
The truck was hit squarely
about the middle, the cab torn
off and the load of ice scatter
ed all around.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

tain George NJ. Corlett.
Laid by the NJ. w. Grand
Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. of
Colorado, October 20, A.
ID. 1921, A. L. 1921.
The Monte Vista armory is
the first one to be built under
the Act of the last general as
sembly. 1t will be a handsome
building and of great value to
the city beside the home of
the best cavalry troop in the
state.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

The corner stone of the Monte Vista Armory was laid
with Impressive ceremony Thursday afternoon The avny
of the stone was conducted by officers Lodge
A. Masons Grand Master NJ H. Van Fleet Grand Secre-
tary w. w. Cooper and Grand Senior Warden Jesse Wiley
being present These officers assisted
lodges OF Aamosa and Monte Vista acting the
grand lodge.
Representing the State were Senator Young place
Governor Shoup Col p j. Hamrock and Major B. NJ Blake
parade by Troop mounted and followed by the Del
Norte band Masons, and school children formed at the
Masonic temple and marched to the armoy site who're the
ceremonies witnessed by very large crowd of people
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22
WEAK spuD MARKET

Tho potato market during tho
past wcok has been weaker an.
dealers have been offering 800
and f.?5 with small volume Of
sales.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-22

Mrs. +. W. Ebel. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Thrashcr. IL very
low with heart trouble and dropsy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
vaIul de uTa

S'a vor'bit adesea - ceva mai
putin de La O yrene il1coace -
de ''valul de lene' care strabate
lumea, zadarnicind cele mai fru-.
moase intentii de a restabili mum
ca omeneasca asa cum era lnainte
de razboiu.
Oar acest val" 1ru singurui.
Cumplita tragedie care ne-a Gu
prins ma invatat pc em numai 81
ieie viata aproapelli sau, indepli-
mind 0 datorie cruda, de aa care
nh, Sc putea sustrage. Pentru ca
lovitura sa fie data cu putere, Gu
sete, Gu eject, trebuie ca mana
luptatoare sd fie manata de ura.
81, astfel, pretntindeni, in ia
bara celor buni, carl Sc aparau,
nu numai in tabara celor raj, carl
ataeau, s'a facat o adevarata edu-
catie in acest sens.
/ Dar ieprinderile, odata capa-
tate, nu Sc hllatnra usor. Sufle-
ta primcyte intipariri adanci,
care-l tiifeF7aeaza pc mult1 vreme.
IntaiH nu s'a baRat de SAM,
aeest resaltat. Ostasii Sc odihniau
81, cand zic: ostasi, inteleg 81
pc cei carl an participant 81 sufle-
teste, dar cu toata convingerea 81
hotirirea, 10 lapti. Pc urlsa, cind
energiile s'au redesteptat, gn
cumplit val de ura strabatut
toate natiile.
Data aceasta insa atacul sc da
impotriva celor din aceiai matte,
cuprinsi intre hotarele aceleia$i
patrii, de la clasa la clasa, de IA
ON Ia ON.
Mai ales in terile mici aeeasta
e. marea nenorocire presentului.
Precum, intr'un corp invenmat
cea mai mica zgarietura deterni-
ma fenomene de infectie care a.
rneninta viata, asa astazi in cor
purile rationale, pline 81 ele de
venin.
FireSte ca ma poate fl vorba de
q Sc evita conflicte care sunt ne,
cesare pentru ins&ei desvotarsa
societati. Oar a cauta 81 alteae d
eat acestea din egoisn de clasa
din patina de partid 80 din exa.
gerarea prspriei personalit&ti, 1
] mai multi decat . gresala fata de
datoria fiecaFllia.
3 Q crima fata de patrie.
| \. isssA
''N. Reminesc''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
M fD& C()IDHO[U|

Daca Sc intialpla ca va intalniti
de trei orr pc ri cu fetita sd MI
credeti ca e eeva accidental.
-
Funetia de prinnar al orasuhri
Cork G ca 81 @dinioara fnnctia de
presedinte a Republicei Mexico.
-
In urma legci yotate in parla-
mentul statului Ohio. care indrep-
tateste pc un judecator Sc amen
deze pc MI betty pana la 800
multi si-au pus in pind sd numa!
.nnble in zig-zag pc strada.
u
Ziarele din Berlin slmt pline ell
anunturi prin earl barbatii eauta
neveste bogate. - E 81 aceasta
sana din resultate1e german
knlturnlui 2
POate sa Sc s,lpere, al don
cher lar am rersit sa cohving Q
doanana, care sc lauda ca cunoaste
la perfectie gpspodSria de Ii
tara, ca din titele dinapoi ale
vacelo sc smulge smintina 81 dir
'cele dinainte laptele.
I'm mare ofn de stiinta afirmi
ca peste 3.0O0.0M ami soarele n,
va Fl in stare sa produca ma
multa lumina ca luna 81 caldur;
lui va Fl ell totnl stinsa. - Poate
dar aceasta nu-i un motiv sd n,
doarA capul de-aeunla.
In monetaria din Washingto,
lucreaza patru mil de oameni. =
lata niste lucratori carl nu $.
bueura nici de a suta parte din
eat produc, 81 tot ma fac greve $
bolsevism.
-
Nus de aj,ns turburarile 81 ne
cazurile earl sllnt pc capul IN
bietul John Bull, acum 81 ''Pus
syfoot'' vrea sd mearga in Engli
terra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
|INFORNATNJM

Washington. I'm million de
cvarturi de rachiu importata e
de vinzare la autoritatile fede
rale in Washington. Cantitatea
aceasta a fost sechestrata de au-
toritatile vamale de la acei carl
au volt sa Introduce in Statele
Unite prin contrabanda. Fiecare
vas contine rachiu de eel putin
40 de grade. Quartul va fl vindul
Gu un dollar, dar cumparatorii
trebuiesc sd alba certificat de
cumparare eliberat de autoritatile
federale.
Columbus. Dina Harriet
Taylor Upton declarat ca eel
putin zeca femei vor lua parte la
alegerile din Ohio pentru congress
'1nteresul femeilor ca sa fie a.
lesi niste oameni eat sc poate de
potriviti pentru congress, = de-
clarat dina Taylor, - dar, cred,
ca 81 femeide au drept Ia eel pa
tim zece locuri in acest congress. :"
&44
Detectivii orasulai, aflind ca
niste vagabonzi yor aranjs ,m
hold up'' la Interstate Chemi-
cal Go. r. 78th Str. 81 Quincy
Ave. au stat de pinda. Nj pestc
mult timp banditii an 81 intrat in
biuroui companies, unde au ordo-
nat Hands up. Mantle in
saas, d-searci Ruth Kaminsky,
care sc alta in birou. Fata a stri-
rat 81 hotii ~ laat-o la fugs. De
fectivii dupx ei. S'a sMgsjat D
lupaa de reyoivefe 5ntre eli. Poll
tn, avi1ata, - 5ncunj,rat 81
dupA &c ~ risIlh pe unul dintre
hoti, au prins Re sase. AL sspte-
lea reusit sd fnga.
Chicago. ~. n. Saeei, de %
ami, fost amploiat Ia biuroul SER
! |riehfni d. dare jfsae1esn . fost
arestat azi. RI este acl ,zat ca !
defraudat suma de 10000 dol
lAri din casa jssletilai. Sneeti,
ealii 4 l0st srestat ! svut asupfa
- &1.25, El spnne ~ \ nesinovst.
iErie, ~. Dol elevi de licen.
Jack Ts1eart u Aauree Lin
iars Al % - ~ Il stsre IS al
ve1t osiliaeS obilulai
| csre I 4ot esu M prin orae,
iI,s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
rA1f1re 0alua1fA.

Trs.AaH, N. !. = ABei1is.
Patru asenAsi Ain familie -
- ssaitL rns1s spas i y sasp-
~ mai usor ranit eiud aasom6t
bilnl lor - sipdft AZ > locon,o-
tiva vofnd 81 tresex drnmnl ~
fer nu 6epsstt - orx3
Cei onor1 sun. Fssnsk =.
Eenns 3. ~ ~ - ~
lsss - 1lz ~ ~
'nSlA. Cgl1B1lt cspl api -
= spi1al losfte ~ rlit. un
'ne1Dos " u -. a d. 1la-
'1edy = nj 1pDS rIujt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21


Columbus, @. Usinc1e Tim
ken Roller Bearing Company,
sare au fost hchise inainte Ieu
cinci lani, al fost redeschise an
camdeodata nasnai Gu putere re-
.stiv mica 81 cu salarii reduse din
sreu. Sc vor - lua munritof;
paM Ii 1000 de, 4aneai.
-.
Cincinnati, O Samuil Klein
s'a plins politiei ca astanoapte
au fost pc II elsniste hoti carl an
elas II qaartari de rachin. Incl
dental i1lsa, dar nllmai Incidental,
hotii au mai dus 81 trei hlele de
diamant 81 trei camaSi de lnatasa.
Scranton, Pa. I'm ON care 4
fost s,rpraveghiat deja de cateva
uni, fost, detinut All de polite.
Ell este ac1axat a a lust parte Ia
atentatul din Wall Street din
New York, &c 50 1ntimptat IN is
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21

In cateva ,4,ile vor fl alesi 200
de politisti dintre acei $40 de
aameni carl au treclst examensl
fizic 81 mental. Alegerea Sc va
efeptui inca ip saptamana acea-
sta de Q coihNie speciala a ora
sului. ,s . { ,ssss.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02

One OF the biggest wild cats cve'
seen in these parts was killed a Jew
days ago by ]. NJ Mcdonald.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02
NO SALARY CHANGE

Assembly bill l49, introduced yes
terday by assemblyman Whitacre, is
entitled IAN Act Fixing the Compen-
sation Of Lyon County Officials" The
bill is designed to correct errors made
i'll the bill pcscnted at the last session
which combined the Offices OF Sheriff
and Assessor The Times is informed
by Mr.. Whitacre that the bill intro
duced yesteday makes no changes ex-
cept to correct errors which made the
previous law ambiguous All salaries
are to remain as at present.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02

j. d. Ycager was over from Simp-
son on business last Saturday. He
says that lambing is in full swing and
from present indications the per-
centage will be very good. Mr. leagcr
says that all Smith needs to make it
the greatest valley i'll the state is a
few more people
MIR. and Mrs. p. Levcrch visited
their homestead at Artcsia last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell and Mrs
Adele Archer were down from East
Walker last Saturday
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wcdertz came
over from Smith Valley to take i'll the
show last Friday evening.
J. T.. Beaupert has been confined to
his bed for the past several days with
severe attack of quinsy.
Clark Guild left on Tuesday for
Dayton and Carson on law matters.
Mrs. Adamson. registered at the
Holland Hotel, left for Simon. New.
OH Tuesday nights train
| L. +. Rawson left for Tonopaf
| and the southern country Tuesday If
| the interest OF the Farmers Mill &
Feed Company.
%%%&#&&
r. L. Mason held All auction sas
| of his stock at the Gift Shop on Sat
urdav last. with Chas Van Ben
Scotch as auctioneer.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02

Andy Sayer and wife. OF Smit'
Valley were in town last Monday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK
At BROKEN. HILLS

At the Offices of the Broken Hills
Silver Corporation here, the follow
i'll comprehensive statement covering
mine developments at at the Broken
Hills property is stated to be accur-
ate and conservative:
In sinking the Broken Hills shaft
below the 250-foot level on the Bro
ken Hills vein a width of six feet Of
silver sulphide ore is being broken up.
In cutting a station at the 25O-foot
level of the Broken Hills shaft all adj
dtonal three feet of ore was exposed
in the hangingwall of thevein maxi
ing d total width OF vein at that level
fully nine feet There is undoubtedly
asimiliar or greater width OF ore in
the unbrokcn hangtngwall OF the shaft
down to the present depth, which to-
gcther with an undeveloped width of
ore in the unexplored footwall con-
stitutc an orebody of very encourage
ing proportions. An assay OF a 5 "a
foot sample at the 2S0-foot level IN
The shaft taken early i'll the week,
gave $3.50 ton.
The Fidelity vein at the 15O-foot
level has proved to be well mill
eralized along its entire course as far as
developed When drifting was recently
resumed on the vein the hangingwall
showed two feet oil $35 silver-lead ore
Recent advices state that three and
onc-half leet of milling ore is exposed
n the face of the drift.
A crosscut being extended westerly
nto the hanging wall Of the Fidelity
elm at the 5O-foot level is designed
discover veins parallel to the II
lelity and Broken Hills veins i'll that
,nexplored area of the company s
property.
4 new vein OF magnitude compar-
blc to the Broken Hills vein has
,cen discovered one hundred feet east
II and parallel to the Broken Hills
Elm. Rich ore varying from Sl4O to
100 per ton in silver and lead values
being sacked at the surface from
| renches along the outcrop OF the VEN.
\ crosscut is being driven easterly
rom the 1O0-foot level workings OF
he Broken Hills shaft to develop the
new vein at that level and to expedite
high grading operations which VIII
be started underground on the rich
| IRE OF the oxidized zone of this vein'
At five different points high grade
! ,rc has been proved iii the two humid
| ed feet of drifting along the Belmont
| Gin at the 15O-foot level of the new
! Belmont shaft. In the face OF the
North drift the Belmont vein shows
width OF three and one-half feet OF
Milling ore. the center of the vein con-
aiming band of highgrade silver
cad ore one foot wide assaying SOY
Der ton. Higf-grading operations are
,bout to be inaugurated here on all
,rebody which will probably extend
n the surface 200 feet upward on the
lip OF the vein.
Hish-grading operations i'll the Bro
,cr Hills vein itself will be started as
soon as the new raise north OF the
shaft from the so to the l0Ofoot Level
IS completed. This raise is about to
,pen ND a very rich bolck OF ore. Inc
On OF the block Of ground along the
,ottom OF the lO0-foot level DRIFT is III
,erv hiyl,-grade ore, half loot OF
he width OF the vein assaying Sooo
Der ton in places.
A drift being carried easterly along
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02
WEEKLY BUDGET
OF MASON items

On Tuesday afternoon at Maso1
school the children observed with
proper exercises the memory of oul
hcros. Arlington and Lincoln TIL
following program was rendered:
Song. Lincoln" school
Piano solo. Myrtle kcema.
Recitation. "A Modern Washing
ton Grover Hillygus.
Song Alice Blue Gowns. fou,
girls.
Recitation. Victor Welgc.
Martha Washington and Georgt
arlington. I:dytha SHUTTER and Shell
don kidder.
Reading. "Mornin' on the Desert.
Incz Cook
Song. Grand Old Flag" four boys
Recitation. Our Washington" Her.
bert Ilillygus.
Dialogue. Months OF the Year.
five little tots.
Reading, Gettysburg Address" Lee,
Hansen.
Song. America. the Beautiful.
girls.
Song. "Tenting Tonight" boys
quartet.
Piano solo. E,lanor Kcema.
Reading. STORY of Lincoln" Ra
mona Taboo
Dialogue. ashington's Size five
boys.
Reading, Lure OF the Sagebrush,
Cecilia Rector
Song. Nevada" school
Reading. Memorial" Lcnora Dick
son.
Recitation, Washington" Claud
Rector
Song, Star Spangled Banner,
Everybody
The flames from rapidly spread
ing fire whilst burning brush, nigh
have destoycd the home of Mrs. 5. !
Kelly had it not been ior the timely
assistance OF M, Dave Gurr
Mr. ]. Owens left on Sunday for
Oakland, California, where he expect.
to make his home
Mr.. u j. Beckman returned We'd
ncsday after visit to San Francisco
and California points.
Mr. and Mrs 5. A. Taboo and
f.. l.. Kidd were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Weyge at the Bluestonc min,
A. G.. Sturgeon was a business
visitor to Reno the later part OF the
week.
The monthly Silver Tea given at the
church last Friday was very well at
tended. the hostesses being Mrs. ]. b
Carroll and Mrs. Laura Payne, who
served delicious refreshments.
Mr.. V. S. Graffam and Mr. and
Mrs. |. n. Johnson were Thompson
visitors last Saturday.
The Sprng like weather enjoyed
Sunday tempted large number OF
Masonitcs to go picnicing and the
took advantage OF the wea
ther-man's good nature: MIR. and
Mrs J. S. Dickson, Lcnora Dickson
Irene Kidd MIR. and Mrs. S. n
Lever, Mr. and Mrs. A G.. Sturgeon
Mr., and Mrs A. Barlow and family
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Taboo and fam
ly, Fontclla Carroll, Mrs. Owen Bot
Ian Bott Mr. and Mrs. ID. Wedge
md family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
,urr.
The play. Way Down East was
argely attended by Mason people.
Mr.. II Reed who has been a pa
lent in the Mason hospital for several
weeks left for ndwio Saturday
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02

Walter Warren, Yerington show
man, retuned last week from San
Francisco, where he won the trophy
as the best amateur in the annual
OLYMPIC Club trapshooting contest
having the high record for the three
DAYS shooting.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02

hurry L. Butler and Norine Seno-
vich were married by Judge Barlow
at Mason, last week The ncwlyweds
will make their home in Mason.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-03-02
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Attorney r. L. Waggoner has
opened law office in Susanville, Cal,
and will shortly be joined by Mrs.
Waggoner who will be associated
with him in business. The Times joins
the many Yerington people who wish
them success in their new location.