Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-06-28

he Reverend Father Cunl,a and
Mr.. Paquaint motorcd to Bridgeport.
California on Monday. They had in
tended going farther but on account Of
engine trouble were forced to return
the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Rawlins motorcd
up from Wabuska OH Saturday to shop.
Mrs. 'rillay, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Wilson, paid short
business visit to our city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McVicar motor
ed to Yeriugton on Sunday from their
home in Smith Valley. to spend the
day visiting with friends.
Judge I. G. Hart Of Fallon same in
last Wednesday TO attend court duties.
c. D. Trail spent last Wednesday
and Thursday i'll Yerington.
II. S. MasbalI, of Reno. came III
Wednesday and is spending week
viii, friends in Yerington.
Miss Lillian Murphy returned to
san Francisco last week.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. X. Draper, OF Reno.
we're Hotel Holland guests Monday
and Tuesday.
\. Hansen, Eiko resident, spent
Monday and Yesterday III our city.
Mrs. ]. !. Wilson went into Reno
las; Monday. returning today. While
i'll Reno Mrs. Wilson attended the Re-
publican State Central Committee
meeting.
G. w. Winckficld. general manager
NJ the Calavarite Mining Company at
Reservation. spent Monday in Yer
ington, departing TUESDAY morning for
Oakland, where he will attend bust
ness matters.
party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs
}. II. Swascy and family and Miss
emily Damn. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ba-
Scr and family. Mrs. |. \. Strosnidcr.
MIR. and Mrs. James Barton and fam
.ly, and MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Milne.
to Swcctwatcr on Saturday to
lsii and picnic. returning very late
Sunday evening. with fine catch.
DR.. G.. l.. l..avitt and sons, Gran.
vile and Joseph, Fred Burner aud son.
Gordon. Roy Whitacrc and Bert New
,onlhc left last Sunday on a camping
rip to Mono fake and vicinity. They
expect TO be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Little and family
spent last Sunday fishing at Walker
Lake.
Mrs. Muriel Allenwood took up her
duties i'll thtc Yerington Postoffice on
last Monday morning.
Eugene Grubb, the worlds greatest
potato specialist, was a visitor in the
alley and spent the week end. In
another column of todays issue of the
FINES may be found some interesting
acts on potato culture. according to
Mr.. Grubb's method.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balzar, A. J. Nc
Carthy. j.. II. Miller and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Buckingham, all of
Hawthorne, passed through Yerington
Monday morning, bound for the po-
litical conventions. which were held in
Keno Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. \. $. Phipps who went to the
Mason hospital several days ago for
All operation was able to return home
last Sunday evening.
Henry Bocrlin and wife of Haw-
thornc. passed through last Tuesday
an route TO the Democratic State Con-
vention at Reno.
Ira Fallon, who underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis two weeks ago
in San Francisco hospital, and whose
condition for many days was very
serious. is reported to be holding his
own, and every hope is entertained for
his recovery.
). II. kapus motorcd to icrington
Sunday from his home at Hudson.
Dr. |. l.. McCully and wife, resi-
dents of GoldficId, were Yerington
visitors last Saturday and Sunday
J. {. Roddcr and A. B. Brown of
Hawthorne were Ycrington visitors on
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