The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-07

The ladies on the flower committee on
Decoration day thank Mr.. Pierson for
his kindness to them.
The Comstock payroll for the month
OF May amounted to $101, III So or So
472 "a less than April.
Grover Cleveland says that the num-
Der OF men in this country who haven't
got an office is appalling.
The home Mr.. John Forrest has been
reprinted and with the lovely shade
trees 1t looks cool and model like.
The johnson suit against the s. P.
Co, for $3.50 900 came up in the U. s.
Circuit Court at Carson yesterday.
An exchange says that ladies this sum-
mer Will wear green shoes and green
gloves. Is that all ?-Logan Nation.
Man is a good deal like a fish. You
know the fish would never get in very
serious trouble if it kept its mouth shut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Griswold and
their son and daughter passed through
on their way to the Worlds Fair last
week.
The time of the year is here when a
girl finds more enjoyment in lying in a
hammock than in washing the supper
dishes.
Mrs. James Sterling is quite at home
in the Wadsworth Hotel and we hope
her old friends will not forgot where TO
find her.
The annual commencement at the
State University will take place to-mor-
row. A cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
The San Francisco people think they
will have a Worlds Fair of their own in
Golden Gate Park when the Chicago
Fair is over.
The railroads leading from Kansas
City to Chicago have reduced rates and
tho result ID . big increase in travel to
the Worlds Fair.
Many people know the man who SAW
he could have been wealthy if he had
only thought to buy the land on which
Chicago IL located.
The Index says there are no surplus
hogs at Independence. We wish We
could say the same 6guratively in re
gard to Reno.-Gazette.
The twenty-frst annual session of the
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias o.
Nevada, will convene at Pythian Castle
Virginia City tomorrow.
An irate uncle was rushing around
last Saturday night with a shingle hunt
ing for somebody's back. Our young
escorts had better look q little out.
While in the northern part of the
county last week, G. w. Green bough,
800 head of horses from Hugh Martin
for shipment East.-Elko Free Press.
Nj. VIM. Hunt is acting Master
Mechanic and Mr.. John Schwandt act
ing foreman during the absence of Mr.
g. H. Hunt and Mr.. A. T. Clippenger.
Mrs. H. o. Palmer offers her house
hold goods for sale. Parties desiring
any or all of the goods can call at he
residence, opposite James Poole's house
Doctors Farwell and Berry are pre-
sumed to visit Chicigo about the 10th o
August. Col. M. w. Donelin will &C
company them if he has time and feel
we'll.
Engineer Bird has been quite sick and
his daughters we're down from WhitakeI
Hall to see him, but he ia better nov
and his daughters have returned II
Reno.
VIM. Donaldson and Mrs. Linton wen
to San Francisco yesterday morning
Mr.. ID. will purchase the requisite furni
ture for the new addition to the Nevads
House.
Bishop Manogue of Sacramento ad
ministered the sacrament of confirma
ton to 104 young people at the Catholi,
Church in Grass Valley last Sunda,
morning, says the Tidings.
W. would like to know who the younJ
gentleman is who stepped over to tn
round house the evening of the las
dance to see when he was marked GU
and he and his lady fell in the ditch.
Our old friend, Barney Moran, is on
| pleasure trip up from Fresno. He ex
poets to spend a couple weeks at LAX,
Tahoe, and perhaps we may see hi
genial face in Wadsworth for a few day
longer.
When can . Saturday be found for
picnic for the Dairy Maids? As mex
Friday eve there viii be a party and Oh
next Friday week there will be a part.