Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-06-21

Forty-fivc thousand crates have
been ordered to handle the first hall
Of the Fernley cantaloupc crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pcrazzo and two
children, Of Wabuska, have gone over
the mountains to California by automo-
bile.
Clark ]. Guild, recently chosen
Grand Master of l. O. q. +. i'll Nevada,
went to Reno last Saturday to con-
duct the funeral services of the late
P. II. Mulchacy, prominent member of
that order.
Mrs. Rita d. Niillar and two sons
Forded over from Hawthorne Sunday.
Miss Lucille Diekcrson, who has been
visiting friends in Hawthorne, returned
with Mrs. Millar.
An incipient blaze was discovered
Saturday morning under tho stairwa,
leading to the hall over tho Granada
Theater. a number Of Indians ha(
been sitting ON the stairway. and it i:
probable that one OF them carclcssly
threw a cigarette or lighted mattel
underneath the stairs thus igniting rus.
bish accumulated there.
Mrs. Dale Jones Of Hawthorne, wa
successfully operated on for append
citis by DR.. Leavitt at the Mason hos
pitai last week. She departed for he,
home in Hawthorne Friday accom-
painted by Mr.. Jones.
Miss Ethel Kingsley left on Frida,
for San Francisco, where Sic expect:
to reside in the future.
Miss Anne Gordon departed on Sun
day for Woodland, California, where
h'ill visit her parents. Miss Gordon
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the Saunders district school when the
fall term begins. e Is
J. II. Miller, Republican .aspiran
for Governor, passed through tow,
Monday enroute from Sacramento &C.
his home in Hawthorne. Johnnie
Miller is sure live wire and will no.
let any. vegetation flourish under his
pedal extremities during the campaign.
sJee Kendall. prominent southern
Nevada mining man, passed though
ferinston Monday OH his way to til,
new mining, excitement near Mountain
House.
Air. and Mrs. John Bcaupert and
son Edward left Monady afternoon
for St. Joseph, Mo, where they will
spend month visiting with, Mr.
B.eaupert's mother. Before returning
they will visit in Chicago. Pueblo
and Salt Lake City Mr.. Bcaupert
expects. to return in July, but Mrs.
Mrs. Beaupert will be away three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and son
of Wichman, had business in town
last Monday.
Donald Wilson. son Of ]. l. Wilson
ho. has been attending school at
Befkeiey, Calf, is spending his sum-
uier vacation with his parents in Yer
ington,
Win Johns, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Churchyard, James Coldsworthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Fricdhoff, 81, went to Reno
Thursday to attend the Grand Chapter
Of che Free and Accepted Masons and
Eastern Star lodges.
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F. 0. .Stickney returned from San
Francisco last Friday, where he went
TO attend the .Shrincrs' convention.
So.
John Feeney, pioneer merchant of
Wabuska, Was u welcome visitor on
Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Churchyard and Mrs.
c. Archer were Initiated into the mys.
teries of the Woodcraft lodge last
Wednesday evening.
: Fred Wade sr, and Peter Gallagher
Of Wabuska, were visitors in our city
Monday. .
II. 1, Lyon Of Oakland, Cal, and
E.. NJ. Outlet Of Reno, spent Thursday
and Friday demonstrating the Durant
car through the valley.
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r. d. Green, business man of Reno,
paid short visit to Ycrington Thurs