Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-13
Items Of Local Interest

C. 3. Burkham Of Hawthorne was
business visitor on Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lura Butler has taken up her ,
residence in Wabuska with her sons,
James and Claire, who arc i'll business
there.
NJ. J. King and vile Of Dayton
were among arrivals in our city on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. n Nelson and fam
lily droyS up from their ranch home
near Wabuska on Tuesday. to shop
in Ycrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcynold Pcnrosc and
Mrs. w. Ralicns, Mr.. Pcnrosc's
mother, returned yesterday afternoon
from months touring of the southern
states and Mexico.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harold HUFF and
Davis Wilcox. Of Wabuska, were Sun
day evening show attendants.
Frank Dcpp, Of Lovelock. was a
Tuesday arrival in our city
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Didicr. Of BIZ
shop, California. arrived yesterday, and
have taken the Damon residence. Mr.
Didier is one of the proprietors of the
Ycrington garage and will! make this
city his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Anderson.
accompanied by the Misses Dorothy
and Catherine, of Tonopah, were
guests at the Brooks Hotel last Thurs
night.
A. NJ Tucker, of Reno. was a bust
ness visitor to our city last Saturday
c. H. Sawyer, Reno piano tuner.
came in Saturday and is spending a
few days in our city
]. II. Clemens. member Of the board
of directors for the Walker River Dis
trict, was in from Reno last week, ar
irving on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Thrailkill is reported very i'll
with an attack of influenza.
The regular meeting of the Society
Benefit Association was held Friday
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Following, the initiation OF four new
members, dance was given with
music by Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter
Frazier, violin and piano, Charles,
Kinds. drums and Victor Parker. ae7
Gordon The music was especially
good and very much enjoyed BY every
ono present.
Something OF family reunion was
held at the home of Mrs. M. r. Fra
1icr, when her sons J. n. Frazier and
family, of Darby, Montana; ]. Frazier
OF Bison, Kansas; and c. w. Frazier
and family Of Oregon, gathered at her
home. Mrs. Frazier also has son
and daughter in Yerington, Walter
Frazier and Mrs. Nellie Howard
s~s..ss
Ed Eyton, a we'll known and popu-
lar resident of Ycrington some years
ago, returned to this section recently
from Plunlas County where he has
spent the SINNER months prospecting
and looking over the mineral re-
sources of that district.
He is true citizen of Nevada.
however, having spent most OF hiS
time since leaving here, at Broken
Hills, the we'll known silver camp
south east of %allo;l. "l:ddi. as h.
was popularity knowt by his r1any
friends here, is yet as always. an IN
thusiastic booster Of ~: mineral pos
sibilitics of Ycr:ngtoa district
The Times hopes Eddie will see Iii
to remain here permanently. As we
are in need vi more r,cn His tAic 70
"shoyc" the mining game along.
A son was born to the wife of Tony
Farrias at the Joe Matthews ranch
on Sept 9TH. The attending physician
reports that mother and babe arc we'll
sss<
Louis Mcnke and Andy Tong. who
have been cmpoyed at the Masonic
mines for the past few weeks, returned
to Yerington yesterday.
H. B. Patterson, of Bridgeport was
in Yerington on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS
The Yerington Parcnt-Tcachers' AS