Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-03-08
Items Of Local Interest


Saturday from the Strosndcr ranch.
The cutcst little flirtatious baby
vamp' with the most come hitherish
eyes will be seen al the Granada to-
niht i'll 'Moonlght Follics' This
aluring BIZ OF loneliness is none other
than Marie Provost the former bath
ing Beauty who has just become
Universal Star.
LOST-Abunch of keys on ring Re
turn to Lyon County Bank.
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A. j. Webster returned last night
from brief visit to Reno and Love
lock.
FOR SALE--livc dozen laying hens
Also some furniture. Mrs Lettie
Bovard. Bridge street, Nerinston.
ID. w Mckenzie was a visitor from
Falon last Saturday. Dune" says
he is doing nicely in his new home,
and predicts that Fallon will be a
producing oil field before the end OF
the year.
II. Hclmick. formerly resident Of
Hcrington, died at fonopall last week
MIR. Hclmick conducted tailoring es-
taolishmcnt in this city
Jas ]. Kelly has been laid UP al
his room i'll the Holland Hotel for the
past several days with an attack OF the
grippe. He is now reported to be or
the road to recovery. During his i'll
ness his duties have been booked after
by Officer Bernard. and c w \rcher
has taken the night shit
The !. O. O. L. lodge has issued ii
vitationS to dance to he held al
their hall on Saturday. March H.
Mr.. and Mrs + Lamhcrson and
Lloyd left yesterday by auto ior
Carson and Reno They have bust
ness at the Carson land office an.
expect to be gone several days.
eOooooe
Mrs. +. Fitzpatrick was an arrival
from Los Angeles, being called here
on account OF the illness OF her hus-
band.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs Mcncssini, residents al
the MCGOWAN ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker motored
10 Icrington Monday to attend tie
funeral of ]. c. Farrell
Herbert Penrose, was Ycrngton
visitor Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Nichols OF
Wabuska, attended the funeral Mon
day
w. Rallens OF Waouska was in town
Monday afternoon.
Harry Lewis, OF East Walker mo
torcd TO Yefington from his ranch OF
Tuesday.
Nelson Johnson, Pete Gallagher
John Fceney, MIR. and Mrs. James
Parker. Fred Wade, MIR. and Mrs
Bud Cummins and Mr. Shelley wert
among those from Wabuska who were
in 1cirngton on Midday for the funcra
OF the late J. c. Farrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dyer arc NOV
ing their store from the McDonougt
building into the Odd Fellows build
ing. The new store will be made
more attractive by coliipietc line o
millinery and dresses.
Don Jolly returned last week from
business trip to California
Or. Knox returned to Icrngton or
Monday after an absence OF several
months. DIR. Knox his been travel
ing extensively
Manuel Silva returned this week
from California. where he was called
10y the illness OF his sister, Marie who
died few days after his arrival there
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r. i. fitzpatr1rk on entering his
room in the Hotel Holland last week.
trippcd on the rug and fcll iracturino
his hip MIR. Fitzpatrick is now at til,
Mason hospital.
Virgil Bernard has recovered from
his recent sick spell
Curly Morgan was brought down
from Topoz lake last Saturday and
taken to the Mason hospital. ior i'm
medte operation
Will Appcrson was in Yerington
on Monday to attend the funeral ~