Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-04-20
Items Of Local Interest

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Chas Milne made business trip tc
Wabuska last Wednesday.
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There will be services as usual at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Sun
day. DR.. Dixon will be home and DR.
J. F. Wilson of Reno, District Super
intendent, is expected to assist him
DR.. Shelly, Of Wabuska. conducted the
services last Sunday evening
Special music at the dance Friday
night, at the Rink Hall. Don't miss
it.
If you don't dance you may have
an opportunity to play cards at the
Rink Hall Friday night, April 22nd.
Stop! Look! Listen! Junior Prom
Friday night. April 22nd.
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Messrs Glen w. Stock and I. Bur-
CESS of the u. s. Land Office survey
were in town yesterday and report
that they have recently returped from
Cabs Valley southeast OF Rawhide
where they have completed survey
of Township twelve North, Range 3;
East. This covers most OF the land
for which application has, to date
been made, under Desert Entry laws
and will no doubt facilitate the further
entry of those lands by actual settlers
Mr.. Wachod. new Missionary at
Schurz. was in Yerington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fulstone and
Mrs. Baldwin, OF Wellington were
the guests OF Mrs. Dr.. Lcavitt last
Sunday.
Louie Bovard. Chinese. aged about
90, and we'll known to Yerington peo-
ole. died at the Yerington hospital
last Monday and was buried Tuesday.
When stepping up on the sidewalk
on Main street, last Saturday morning
Mrs. ]. +. Mayes. local express agent
tripped and fell, striking her face.
Two teeth were broken off. her face
beneath the eye was cut by her glasses
and her face was badly bruised. She
left at once for Reno, where she was
under the care Of specialist for sew
eral days. She returned to 4eringtor
last night.
An interesting letter from Mrs
Fannie Waggoner, tells of a Legior
dance given by the Thomas Tucker
POST of Susanville. The post wa:
named in honor of Digger Indian
from Susanvillc. who was killed a
the front.
Announcement was made last week
of the engagement of Miss Francine
Dardis. one of the Yerington High
School teachers. to John O. Barnes
local representative of the Standard
Oil Company. The wedding will take
place Immediately after the close Of
school in June.
Born-On Friday, April 10th, bah,
girl, to the wife of Mr.. Aeschleman, oil
Yerington.
Miss Avis Lothrop and Mrs. Matt
Penrose continued on to Reno after
attending the meeting of the Womans
Clubs in Fernley last Saturday Miss
Lothrop returned to Yerington or
Sunday.
FOR SALE-Two young work horses
Inquire Of Chas A. Mcleod
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Bring your lady to the Junior
Prom" at the Rink Hall, Friday
evening
Christian Science Services are held
at Leavitt Hall, Sunday mornings at
II 90 o'clock. A loving invitation in
extended to all.
Sunday. April 24th- The Lesson
sermon is Probation After Death"
Leslie DeVeroy and Mr. Chapman
of Ludwig, were business visitors in
Yerington on Tuesday.
LOST On road between Fernley
and Yerington. suitcase contain
ing clothing, shaving outfit and a
pair of valuable cuff buttons.
Finder please return to or notify
Yerington Times. Yerington, Ne
vada.
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FOR SALE-Baby chix Tancreds 800
White Leghorns. also Buff and
Brown Leghorns, Anaconas, Black