The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1921-08-31
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W. b. Nichols, we'll known oil
operator, returned to Fallon Mon
day from a stay in San Francisco
and San Jose.
Jack Ross, manager OF the Rex
theater, returned Monday from
spending his vacation around San
francisco bay.
Jimmie Hicks, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Hicks, left yesterday for
| Vallejo, Calf, where he is a mem
Der of Uncle Sans navy force.
Mrs. ". e. Connor and Mrs. Joe
Jarvis and two small daughters re-
turned home Sunday from an ex-
tended stay with relatives in Peta-
luna, Calf.
Hub, Austin, county commits
sioner, was in from Fernley last
Monday to attend the meeting of
the Board OF Equalization. Yer
ington Times.
Mrs. John Huffman and Mrs. A.
Allborn will be hostesses to the
Neighborhood Club, at the home of
the former, Thursday. Sept. l. A
large attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mauz returned
Monday from visit with friends in
San Francisco. Mr.. Mauz is back in
his studio in the Mission cafe build
ing
Mrs. Ada Keddie. accompanied by
Mrs. Lillian Martin. returned to Fall
Ion Monday from visit in San
Francisco. Mrs. Martin will remain
as Mrs. Keddies guest for several
weeks.
Miss Dorothy Bailey left today
for her home in Reno after visiting
her sister, Mrs. c. II. Lehners for
several days. The Bailey family is
now located on a farm in the Reno
vicinity.
Wayne Young returned Friday
from vacation trip to southern
California where he sojourned and
rested from business duties. He
brings optimistic word from the out
side business world and expresses
the belief that normally" is about
due to arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hornberger
are planning to leave in few days
for San Francisco where Mr.. Horn
berger will be associated with the
Shaftloek corporation in an execu-
tive capacity. Mr.. Hornberger's
place as eashier for the l. II. Kent
Company, has been assumed by Har-
ry Yetter.
Miss Eleanor Fahden, who taught
last year in Panaea, this state, has
been engaged to teach the first
grade class In the Fallon elemen-
tary schools, Prof T. w. Chapman,
deputy state superintendent of
schools having placed the local
school board in touch with Miss
Fahden.
Lee Winder is in receipt of word
from Mrs. Winder, now in Susan
vile. Calf, caring for their 10-year
old son, Billy, stating that the little
fellow had been removed from the
hospital and is we'll along in his
period of eonvaleseenee. Mr.. Wind
er is back at work in his Saltwater
avenue garage after an absence of
several weeks at the bedside of his
little son.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Friberg and
family of Fallon were visitors in
Reno yesterday after an extensive
automobile tour of Southern Cali
fornia. Although they visited many
cities on their journey, they insist
that Fallon is far more progressive
than any they saw. To substantiate
their claims, they point to Fallon's
municipal swimming pool, its city
parks and the fact that Fallon with
a population of $500 has a large
high school and three grammar
schools.-Reno Journal.
b1OA SO - via oAhhos
from a stay of nearly two months in
San Francisco where he enjoyed a
vacation and change of scene that
resulted in a decided Improvement
of health. The Shaftlook for auto
mobiles was his idea and as the in
yentor and one of the principal
stockholders he must realize hand
somely upon his enterprise, accord
ing to those who are closely in
touch with the progress of the
plans for marketing the invention.
J. w. Yon will move his Sanitary
barber shop equipment to the
Hoover building, corner Maine and
Center streets, occupying the store
room recently vacated by the Ne
vada Investment Company, and Will
have the task complete this evening
He is installing tub and shower
baths and will be Joined by Tom
Kenny with his fine shoe shining
equipment. When things are in ship
shape in the new location the Sani-
tary shop will be attractive and con-
yenient.
r w Chapman, deputy state su.
perintendent of public instruction,
who succeeded Chauneey w. Smith,
arrived in Fallon Saturday and has
assumed his official duties Mr.,
Chapman served in the same capaei-
ty at Las Vegas for three years and
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