Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
Items Of Local Interest

Fred Dalzar and Miss Nicolas. OF
Hawthorne, and Mrs. Gencvievc Sperl-
ing, of Nina, all Republican candi-
dates for Mineral County offices. were
guests at the Holland last Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Day left last
Thursday to spend two months iii
California where Mr.. Day expects to
completely recover from his recent at
tack Of influenza.
G.. B, Stannard passed through
Ycrington last Thursday cnroutc from
Reno to his home in Hawthorne. H
was accompanied by Mrs. Theresa
Gibson. of Hawthorne, and Mrs
Josephine Roberts of Minden.
Henry Boerlin and sons arrived OF
Friday from Hawthorne and returned
home on Sunday. accompanied by
Mrs. Boerlin and Mrs Rita Millar.
E. II. Whitacre returned Thursday
from Reno, where he went to hastei
the shipment of cement for use on the
Main street improvement. Delay II
shipment has greatly retarded ths
work of paving.
M. ]. Burr, deputy superintendent
of public instruction. made an officia
visit to schools in this valley during
the past week.
Mrs. T. i. Rawson entertained tbs
pythian sisters at a very pl,asan
social afternoon at her home las
Thursday
Mrs. Winnclrcd Goodwin. President
OF the Rcbckah Assembly. arrivc'
from Hawthorne on Friday and con
tinued on the same day to visit thu
Wellington lodge. She returned anG
visited the Ycrington lodge on Satur-
day. Several Yerington members
the order accompanied Mrs. Goodwin
to Wellington. among them wcreClarl
Guild. Mrs Mae Mccullough and MIR
and Mrs. M. ]. Williams.
The Knights of Pythias entertained
the Pythian Sisters last Thursday eve
ming with a card party and banquet
given in their lodge rooms. This Is
the first affair OF the season and was
so much enjoyed by all present that
others OF the kind will be given at in
tervals during the winter.
The ladies OF the Methodist churcl
will give cafeteria dinner at the Lam
building on Election Day. The din
ner, consisting of delicious fried
chicken, salads. cakes and pies, and
various other appctizing eats. viii
be served from 40 to $50 or 7:0
o'clock.
The regular two weeks meeting OF
the Social League met this afternoon
at the Methodist Church. The time
was pleasantly spent and after the
completion of business affairs, dainty
refreshments were served.
A baby girl was born to Mr. ant
Mrs. Warren Mollart last Tuesday
November oath. Mrs. Mollart will
be remembered as Miss Hilda Highfil
formerly of Ycrington.
The American Legion will give a
grand ball at Rink Hall next Tuesday
evening, November 9TH The dance
will begin at 900 o'clock sharp. All
election returns will be shown there
that evening. This will be the onl,
place in town to show the returns or
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Lucas, accompanied by
her ninc-ycar old daughter. Annie
left for San Francisco on Saturday
Miss Annie has been placed under
the care of specialist at the Chill
drens' Hospital for treatment of her
hip. Mrs. Lucas was joined by her
son Frank in Reno.
Me- Hcnrye McN;car ,ccoupa MED
by her sistcr-in-law. Mrs. Robert
Batjor, who is visiting her from her
home in Idaho were shopping in Yer
ington last Saturday from Wellington.
Mrs. X. ID. Bolt. who for the past
year have been employed in the office
of c. Chapman at Ludwig, departed
Tuesday for San Francisco by auto.
Mrs. Muricl Alcnwood has recov-
ercd from her recent attack Of in