Yerington times. [volume], February 25, 1920, Page FOUR, Image 4

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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
]’. Graham, of \ crington was a
visitor to Carson Sunday.
Hunter Goss departed for his home
in Redlands, California, last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Gragnani and ’family
arrived on Thursday of last week
from Stockton. Calif., and will make
their home here for the future.
J. \V. Wilson and led Shtiuntssy
made a trip to the Garfield mining
district. Mineral County, last week to
look over some very promising mining
property there.
John Knghloom and wife of Haw
thorne, arrived in Yerington Monday
Mrs. Knghloom is very ill and comes
to seek medical aid. She is a sister
of Thos. lierrvman of Yerington.
Daniel Kitzmeycr, saddler and har
ness maker in Carson City since 1864
died in that city W ednesday. Death
was due to double pneumonia, pro
duced from a cold, contracted twi
weeks ago.
.[. A. McCarthy, I*. II, Cook. -\i
Springer, Neil McLeotl ami J. I'..
Odder appeared before the Public
Service Commission in Carson Friday
Mayor Colder and P. II.' Cook won
spokesmen for the delegation and rc
port that the outlook for daylight
train service in the near future i.
pood.
Mr. and Mr-. J. L. Gelde- enter
tained at dinner last Sundry tor Mr
and Mrs. II. S. Polie and 1),-. G \
Knox.
The Misses Zetta and Kstlier Dex
heiiner are visiting to-day with Mrs
Roy McGowan at the ranch.
MRS CFLUHR
K. L. Petersen, who has been visit
ing at the seaside resorts in Caifornia
for the past few months, has return
ed to Ycrington and is again on duty
at his old place with the Ycrington
Drug Company.
Miss Rita Kcyscr is no longer it',
the invalid class and has resumed her
duties with the little tots.
The Patriotic meeting of the East
ern Star, which wa- postponed last
week on account of the influenza
scare, will take place at Leavitt
JIall on Monday. March 1st. The]
ladies have prepared an elaborate pro- j
gram and the occasion promises to be!
most enjoyable.
(■eorge 1*. Willis, cashier of the!
Lyon County bank at ■Ver'ington.
was in the valley last week to attend I
tin- funeral of bis little grand children, j
Lev. Hunter and Donald Rodle. Mr.
Willis is enthusiastic over the out
look of Yerington and Mason Valley
for development and grow th.— Bishop
Register.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Freeman left on,
Friday of last week for Sacramento '
where they will visit for about two;
weeks and will go from there to Port- !
land, Oregon, where they will make j
their home in the future. Mr. Free
man, while living here, has been cm- :
j ployed at the L. and S. as porter.
Mrs A. K. Brown returned home,
Friday of last week from Xordyke
! where she has been nursing her moth
er, Mrs. J. I. Wilson, who has been ili
with a cold, which threatened pneu
monia. Mrs. Wilson is rapidly im
proving.
Last Friday a son was born to Mr.
and Mrv Donnelly (nee Georgia
Littell.)
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Miss Lottie Ross returned from tin.
University to spend Sunday and
Washington's birthday at home.
Mrs. George Plummer and son
Marvin, arrived home last Saturday
both improved in health.
j Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. 1’ohe entertain
ed Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Knox at din
ner last Friday evening.
George West and Matt I’enros.
j were Carson visitors last Thursday.
Little Miss Marjorie Ann Guild
' who has linen very seriously ill with
: influenza, has recovered and will sooi
I he about again.
Joe Wilson. Sr., who has been in
1 attendance on the Republican pow
wow in Reno, returned to Ycrington
. last week.
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Mrs. G. W. Webster is spending a
few (lavs in Smith Valiev. >
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Misses Esther and Zetta Dcxheimet
expect to leave next Saturday fo:
: Oakland, California, where they will
reside with relatives and enter school
; These two popular young ladies hav<
■sr^r.
Kusters Garage
V. E. KUSTER, FORMERLY OF THE CEN
TRAL GARAGE IS NOW ESABLISHED IN HIS
NEW LOCATION AND IS FULLY EQUIPPED
TO TURN OUT THE HIGHEST GRADE OF
AUTO REPAIR WORK TO BE HAD IN
YERINGTON
WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE ALL OF OUR
WORK.
FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES, GAS and OILS
PHONE 71—1
LOOK AND FIGURE
WHAT IS FOUR MONTHLY GROCERY BILL?
WHY NOT COME IN, SEE WHAT YOU ARE BUYING,
PAY CASH AND SAVE 15 TO 20 PER CENT ON CHOICE
FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND FANCY GROCERIES
REMEMBER WE GIVE YOU A KASH AND KARRY
DELIVERY BAG—WITH EVERY PURCHASE MADE ON
OUR OPENING DAY
Saturday, Feb. 28,
KASH & KAlUTii
( ROY LUCE, PROPRIETOR
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ihc good wishes of a host of friends
here who hope they will not abandon
Veringtou altogether.
Senator Matt Penrose was a visi- !
tor in Reno and Carson this week I
where he attended meetings of the i
Public Service Commission and avi
ation matters.
The Eagle dance was held as pc'"1
schedule last Friday night, but owing;
to the flu situation it was not as well I
attended as it would otherwise have
been.
A. II. Springer, who has been in ;
Reno and Carson for several days re- \
turned to Veringtou last Tuesday. j
.Mrs. J. K McKay., who was on the
sick list last week, is welcomed back
lo school again by her pupils, with
whom she is deservedly popular.
I-.fliest Sonne, the young man who
got into trouble recently in .Mason
oti account of forged checks, and who
has been at liberty under $1,500 cash
bond, was last week taken to Lassen
County, California, where he will be
held for violation of his parole.
Motile time ago Sonne passed worth
less checks in Lassen county, was ap
prehended and sentenced to five years
in the California penitentiary. This
sentence, however, was suspended
and Sonne released on a promise of
good behavior.
The name uf .Miss Ruth Levcrich
of Artesia, was noticed among the
school pupils who were awarded a sil
ver medal in the "Examiner" essay
contest on "Washington,” last week
.Mr. kculme, who has been in the
Emergency hospital for the past five
weeks suffering from a severe case of
blood poison, is now very much im
proved and it is hoped he will soon
be well.
Mrs. Stevens and sons who have
been quite ill at their ranch home in
tlie southern part of the valley are
now convalescing.
The old Mutual Theatre, ad
joining the Central Garage, is being
BIG DANCE
THOrqPSOlf MfILL
March 3, 1920
TONY’ JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Will furnish the Music, and Supper will be served
at the Wabuska Restaurant
Let’s Go
Granada Theatre
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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FIRRY FICKFORD “Folly^-nr,^"
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. . “Pollyanna” unconsciously teaches a simple, wholesome lesson,
which, if followed, would quickly transform this old world into a
joyous place to live in.
SATURDAY, Feb. 28th
FIRES OF FATE — — — — Paramount Special
FATTY ARBUCLE _ Hayseed
REGULAR ADMISSION
A. E. DILLON, PROPRIETOR H, C. HUGHES, MANAGER
CENTRAL GARAGE
Telephone 58-1 *
Auto storing and repairing, vulcaniz
ina in all branches. Complete stock
of accessories, oils and gasoline
AGENCY FOB CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES
BARGAINS IN USED GARS
SERVICE CARS READY FOR USE AT ALL TIMES OF THE DAY OR NIGHT
prepared for a hardware and imple
ment store, and the front of the store
will be fitted up as one of the classiest
auto .show rooms in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wedertz
moved down to their new home on
Saturday from Wellington.
Jfnnes Wren expects to leave to
day for a short business trip to San
Francisco, California.
Wint Willis is in from his mine
near Shurz
Mr.Tom Ross and daughter, Miss
Viola have been confined to the home
by illness for the past week,
Walter Bell was in town shopping
Tuesday of this week.
L. A. Rose, of Tonopah, was in
town this week, the guest of Mr
and Mrs.D. D. McLeod.
T. J. Hart, of the District Court, is
with us this week presiding: for a}
diort term of court.
H. M. llaiylin arrived • from Reno
on Sunday for a few days’ visit with
11s, leaving on Wednesday.
R. I,. Waggoner spent Thursday of
last week in, Fallon on law matters,
returning here the same day.
The Nevada lloney Company re
ceived a new Ford truck with the
Warren attachment on for use in
their honey business.
The mail order department of the
army retail stores announce that they
will close that section on the 28th oi
this month, on account of the de
pletion of their stocks. They have
been selling the surplus stocks left
over in the quartermaster’s depart
ment from the late war.
.F. R. 1 lennhiger left last week for
San Francisco, California, for a short
trip on business and to take in tin
auto show for a side line.
The first part of last week Salty
Snyder left for San Francisco, to
have his eyes treated, and upon ex
amination the doctors found that hi
had diseased tonsils and recommend
ed that they he taken out, so*hc con
sented to the operation, but while
undergoing it, came near bleeding to
death. They telegraphed his wife,
who left immediately. lie is now
convalescing, and his recovery is only
a matter of time.
James Barton, who .had his tonsil?
removed in San Francisco, has en
tirely recovered, and will return home
in a few days.
Jack Dickey left last Monday for
Texas, where he will visit with rela
tives. and look over the oil situation.
FOR SALE—Ford 1918 touring car.
$525.00. Excellent condition.
Fully equipped with demountable
wheels, Stromberg carberator, seat
covers, electric tail lights, \\ il
mo manifold, and everything else
that can be put on.
One five passenger Vclie, in good
running order, $250.00. At tract
live terms can be arranged on the
above cars.
Joseph tialiot,
F5-2t ^ Thompson Xev.
llrainard Brothers Hatchery—Now
ready 'for custom hatching. Will
hatch on half of the hatch, or
$6.00 for 125 eggs, payable in ad
vance. You get all the chicks,
llrainard* Bros. 11a.t^heryt,
I'. O. Box 562, Yerington.
Nevada.
FOR SALE—1 cabins cheap. Built
•of new lumber and good cooking
stiyve in each cabin. Also two
single garages.
Joseph (ialiot,
F 252t. Thompson, Xev.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING 1!
GET YOUR ORDERS IN NOW
FOR WOVEN WIRE FENCING.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
ORDERING NOW AS PRICES 1
ARE STEADILY INCREASING,
f--a-——-,
gHEEP, HOG AND CHICKEN
FENCING
HENRY KRUEGER
Holland Hotel Yerington
Smile
^oeswith
"3&xtde **
Starting G Li^htin^
Battery Service
IT is always a pleasure to serve
you. It makes no difference
whether you wish your bat
tcry inspected—which we arc
always glad to do free of charge
—or whether your battery needs
repairing, for which our charges
are always reasonable— or
whether you wish a new battery
—in which case w'e will furnish
you an “SiXtDC.”
“£.xi?c” Service* is prompt, reliable
and courteous. Remember, “there’s
an ’TExibc 1 Battery for every car.”
Agency Lee and Goodrich
Tires and Tubes
NEWCOMBE’S
ELECTRIAL SERVICE STATION
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NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRI
ATE THE PUBLIC WATERS OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA
Application No. 5846
Notice is hereby given that on the
8th day of November, 1919, in accord
ance with Section 59, Chapter 140, of
the Statutes of 1913, one Clarence M.
VVedertz of Wellington, County of
Lyon, and State of Nevada made ap
plication to the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the. public watcrc of the State of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from two unnamed springs at
a point which bears S. 30 deg., 17 min.
W.. UiXl feet from the (|uarter cor
ner on the W. boundary Sec.18, T.10
N , K. 24 E., unsurveyed, by means of
open cut and tunnel and .025 cubic feet
per second is to be conveyed to
N. W.J4 8. W. »4, Sec. 18 T. ION.,
R. 24 EM. D. 15. & M., by means
of pipes and troughs and there used
for stock watering and domestic pur
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
J. G. SCR UGH AM.
State Engineer.
East publication, February 28, 1920.
Mason Valley
Implement Company
SOUTH MAIN St., PHONE 52
FULL STOCK FRESH EASTERN
GARDEN SEED JUST ARRIVED
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICE ON
WALKING PLOWS & SULKIES
CALHOUN HAND SEEDERS