Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-07-20
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM SMITH VALLEY

DuICdu d. VSCHHAStOIl HoH Aiuoy, thS
22nd. Mr.. Collins, poultry specialist
of the University, will be present and
will show several films, showing meth
ods Of culling flock of chickens. If
any one wants demonstration with
their poultry and will check up results
of his work Mr.. Collins will be gad to
help them out. Let there be large
attendance at this meeting.
The most delightful and largely at
tended dance of the season was given
Friday evening at Nevada Hot Springs
by Mrs. Chas Day in honor of her
daughter, Alf, and her chum, Stana
Sturbeck of San Rafael, California
Tony furnished the music. There were
a large number of people from Card
nerville, Minden Yerington and
Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and son, B. D.
Cardinell, Cledge Nc Ginnis from Min
den were among those who motored to
Simpson to attend the dance given by
Mrs. Day at the Hot Springs.
Victory Rebecca Lodge No. 81 have
installed the following officers; Lenora
H. lessen, Noble Grand, Bessie Carter
Vice Grand. Flora Wedertz, Right
Supporter of N. G., Mrs. HoVey, Left
Supporter. Cora Kinds, Warden, Mrs
Ethel Mic Cutcheon, Chaplain. Berdin-
ah Hinds, Rigght Supporter of V. g.
and Vera Everett, Outside Guardian.
Mrs Jack McCutcheon and Mrs.
Jess Martin left Saturday for the coast
for an extended visit.
Charlie Frost spent Sunday in Gard
nerville.
Guy Terry is quite i'll at the Minden'
Inn. His wife went out Sunday to be
with him.
Charlie Williams and John New
marker motored to Lake Tahoe Sun
day. enjoyed dinner at Glendale and
the dance at Bijou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reading enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christ
enson and daughter from Oakland,
California. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Jacob
son of Gardnerville. George Reading.
Ed. Reading and w. f. Reading:
George Reading arrived from Texas
a few days ago to visit at the family
home in Wellington.
Miss Dorothy Higgins arrived Sat
urday to visit at the home OF her broth
er. w. c. Higgins for few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Wilder and J. c" Jessen
motored to Minden Friday. Mrs. ?. H.
Phillips of Reno and Miss Arlie Jessen
returned with them
Fulstone Bros will use combined
harvester this year for harvesting their
large acreage of wheat
Mrs. McHugh of Folsom. Cal. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fl. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of Oakland
Cal. are visiting at the Fred Fulstone
ranch. ..e
Miss Ruth Atchison from Reno is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. r. Werner
Large crowds of picnic parties go
to Topaz lake every Sunday for sight
seeing. Last Sunday among those who
motored from Simpson were: Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. Jessen, j. c. Jessen, Lenora
and Arlie lessen, Mrs Mary Wilder
and Peter Wilder, Jr., and Mrs +. H.
Phillips OF Reno. They were met at
the lake by MIR. Phillips and Mr. Evans
of Reno.
Ed. and Robert Dickinson of Car
son are visiting their sister, Mrs. OFT
Jones.
w. L. Blackwell is in San Francisco
called by the illness of his wife, who
went few weeks ago for her health
but is not improving as rapidly as was
hoped for
Mrs. w. I. Pledger has been quite
i'll the past few days.
Mrs Frank Wedertz of Bridgeport
spent few days at the Ed Wcdertz
ranch on her way to California. where
she is obliged to go for her health
The marriage of Miss Bertha Jones
and Paul Yparraguirre which took
place in Reno Saturday at St. Thomas
Acquinas Church is of especial interest
to the people of this valley. as both
arc very we'll known here Miss Jones
was one of our most popular teachers
last year. Mr. parraguirre is a well
known stock man of Sweetwater and
has taken an active part in our socia'
affairs. Both have host of friends
who extend most hearty congratula-
tions. They are at Lake Tahoe on
their honeymoon, after which they will
make their home in Reno
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Churchyard. Mrs. Henry Guild
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