The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-24
BREVITIES.

The pay car would be welcome.
Girls, leap year is almost over.
The time to reform approacheth.
The days get longer after the 2lst.
The new band makes music in the air.
DIR. q. ii. Tlfoma was in town yester-
day.
We are going to the ball next Friday
night.
Go in time to hear the literary exerci-
ses tonight.
The death of James &. Blaine is ex-
pected every hour.
It's a foolish girl who gives her beau
the mitten before Christmas.
Don't forget the grand ball on Dec.
30th. The tickets are on sale.
Andy Russell has a lame back. Think
he knows Christmas is coming.
The engagement Of T. o. Berry and
Miss Lulu Evans is announced.
The Austin Advocate is Oh the improve,
but complains of scarcity OF news.
The Piutes favor the sunny side of the
freight house platform these days.
A. G. Webb has been visiting Reno
during the greater part of the week.
1t will be '93 soon and that means
some swearing-at spoiled letter heads.
The high water OF last week took out
a good portion of the Indian Reservation
dam.
The S. p. Company is laying a lot of
new water pipe around the machine
shops.
Wonder when the Engineers & Me-
chanics' Library Association held its last
meeting.
The "Munchers of Hard Tack give a
"hard times" bali at Truckee next Fri
day eve.
DIR. Herdan says Wadsworth is the
l"iveliest railroad town on the G.. P. east
Of Truckee.
w. B. Van Horn is away on a leave of
absence to spend Christmas with friends
at Redding.
Miss Bulah George of Whitaker Hall is
down from Reno to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Jake Allen paid usa pleasant visit this
week. He saws everybody in Churchill
is fixed for the winter.
Miss Maud johnson and her sister
Gertrude were immersed at the Baptist
church, Reno, last week.
Send in your names for the Good Tenn
plar lodge. Quite "a number have signi-
fed their intention OF joining.
Halt billiard came in from Carson
Sink Thursday. He brought in a pair of
the largest ducks we have ever seen.
A supply of the "Self-H Helper" m
dies have been received by John Lee,
and they are now on sale at his store.
The people OF Nevada should make an
effort to have the Fish law repealed at
the coming session of the Legislature.
The juvenile band is practicing with
great zeal to entertain Tom Berry on the
all important occasion so near at hand.
The l. o. o. F. are feeding the goat on
railroad spikes. We saw a pale business
man going that way last Monday night.
If any of orr Wadsworth ladies' are
going to keep open house on New Years
Day, we would be pleased to know it.
Chief .Natchez has contracted with
Jim Pool for the construction Of a man
sion that shall contain just one thousand
feet of lumber.
Mrs. Johnnie Smith is getting up a
Christmas tree for Hot Springs. WON
der if Mrs. Smith will get a new dress
out of the collection.)
General G. W. Irish and I. X. Stewart
of Washoe county, and A. L. Riley of
Humboldt county are mentioned as can
didates for the Surveyor-Generalship.
Seven youths of tender age have cast
indignant looks upon the editor since
the last issue of the DISPATCH. Rob
bling the Cradle" was the cause thereof.
The Kids of the Sagebrush are thinking
of getting up a "hard times" masque-
rade ball. They can make it a bowling