The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29

i'oi" melvin is expected here
nun can francisro to spend Thankspiv.
my with her brother, Conductor Melvin
Inc person who found a Colts revolver
IN The fireman's box OF engine 1908 will
receive reward by leaving at this Office
Mrs. w. q. Dryer of Winnemucca is
eApec'ea mere TO attend the ball tonight.
one Will be the guest of Mrs. j. f.
George.
MRS VIII Brown is lamenting the loss
OF her best hat as Browns best dog
untrlmmed it and demolished the hat
In a very few moments
Miss Nellie Madden desires to an
uounce to her pupils through the columns
oil the DISPATCH that she will not be
at Wadsworth this week.
A bridegroom looks the first week of
his marriage like a boy caught in a
melon-patch. George wasn't here but
we'll keep our eye on the next fellow.
Mrs T.E.. Lothrop and the little ones
have gone to the family homestead to
spend Thanksgiving and will not re-
turn until the new residence is com
pleted.
Andy Russell has a reversible coat
which we saw him turn inside out on the
street corner when it rained. He says
he has ordered a pair of pants of the
same kind???
One Of our incest young men was
visiting her the other night and when
grandma got sleepy and went to bed
and dozed for minute and then said g
put out the lights" he fed.
The friends of Mrs. Chas. Kamm will
regret to learn that she expects to
leave for her home in Ok1ohoma on next
Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Esden will ac-
company her as far as Sacramento.
Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made to grow on heads al
ready bald, by the use of Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicillian Hair Remover.
The net increase in membership in
the Odd Fellows in 1892 was over 80, 900,
something unprecedented in the history
of the order. The indications are that
the increase this year will be greater
than last.
Engineer James Bird, who was injur-
ed by the Saliva wreck and was taken to
the Sacramento hospital, is getting
along nicely. Mrs. j. W. Phipps, who
vas at the hospital this week, informed
a Republican reporter that the amputa-
ton of his foot will not be necessary.
Mrs. Phipps, by request of Mr.. Bird,
went to Reno this morning to see the
latter's two daughters, who are attend
ing a private school at that place.
Truckee Republican
Hon. James A. Yerington who had
charge oil the Nevada exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, returned Sunday night
and was banqueted at the Riverside,
Reno, by the energetic citizens OF that
place who rightly think that Mr.. Yering-
ton made a great success with the means
furnished him. Hon. w. H.. A. Pike
was Toast Master and speeches were
made by Messrs James Yerington, DR..
Bernstein, W. j. Westerfield Hon. Geo.
Russell. DR.. Patterson and others. Hur-
rah for James Yerington and a cheer
for the appreciative citizens who got up
the banquet.
The merchant sat in his empty store
and tore his crumpled hair. His teeth
were set in his wrlnkled lace and his
ewes wore a CLASSY stare. "Oli, woe Is
me-" he cried aloud "Oh, cuss me for
a chump. A big, raw idiot | have been +;
an eighteen carat gump. thought the
people knew me we'll, my newspaper al.
stopped. And now below the average
my daily sales have dropped. I've been
here wears and years, and years. I've
grown up with the town, but as soon as
I quit my newspaper ads. my sales
began to go down. If it's not too late
vcu bet your life, | now propose to strlVe'
by putting my ad. in the paper again, to
let people know Pm alive."-Ex