The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-24
THEY SAY.

Anot JUSTICES Is $3.50.
That sore Threats are nero
That the school census is being taken.
That we need a larger Jail and need it
badly.
That there will be another wedding in
town soon.
That it is the man in cab-who, is 80
b~ow-legged.
That Bob Middemiss is going to get
married soon.
That this is the weather for grena-
dimes and vailings.
That poke hats are becoming to
rather full faces.
That the decorating in new barber. shop
is simply immense.
That Arthur MCPHERSON was quite
sick a few days ago.
That Wadsworth would be a good
field for a small bank.
That he packed the wrong trunk
away and was Mortified.
That President Cleveland's family
will be increased in July.
That the young firts in town will
make first-class old maids.
That the time from noon till one is
the shortest hour in the day.
That the flare in skirts is increasing
despite the opposition it meets.
That tramps work the passenger trains
and bandage healthy arms to do it.
That people lever think of whistline
in Iceland. 1t ia a violation OF the
divine law.
That conductor McClure's new uni
form is a perfect fit and the combina.
ton very cute.
That there is no finer place in the
world than Nevada in regard to health
giving properties.
That he was standing near the ante
lope cage and blushed when she said
"Oh see the deer"
That q skirt dance was n of the fea.
lures of a church social in Evanston,
Ind, the other day.
That the sweetest thing in town has
the measles. Poor fellow looks as if his
world was lull of Jumps.
That r. H. Cowles is rafting the
prices on general merchandise and genu.
inc bargains can be secured.
That Mrs. W. HI. A. Pike and Mrs. w
W. Geery have already qualified al
school trustees for Wadsworth District.
That there will be a decided change il
the management OF Whitaker Hall al
Reno, Mr.. Van Deerlin having resigned.
That in sleeves the greater the volume
at the top, the better the style; below
the elbow, however smothness is desir
able.
That Mrs. W. H. A. Pike says thai
that old sorrel horse running around
town is not for the use OF the genera
public.
That SNOWFALL was making life miser
able for everybody last Sunday with an
old blunderbus with which he was muir
dering doves.
That the Odd Fellows, Grand Arm,
and knights Of Pythias are taking steps
to have appropriate ceremonies or
Memorial Day.
That one OF the kindergarten is ir
mourning and another is jubilant anC
that the two are as distant as the north
pole is from the south.
That bay windows are all the rag !; .
new one at G. M. Willey's, another at J
B. Finley's, while a third at 7. j. Year
gins makes a good beginning.
That as hat trimmings, ribbons ant
lat es are highly favored, but usually a,
associates of flowers, and feathers, too
have a considerable following.
That damage suits will be commenced
against the property holders who allow
sewage to flow upon the streets in spits
Of the hints that have been given.
That May Pollock ran into a barbed
wire fence which made several ugly cuts
on her neck and that the freely flowing
blood frightened the mother into 1
faint.
That a lady board of school trustees il
what Wadsworth required and thaI
said board will endeavor to do for til,
best and that if they say they will
they will.
Thatif Whitaker Hall needs a new
manager as Mr.. Van Deerlin has re
signed that the new manager will b.
resident pastor of the Reno Episcopa
Church necessarily.
That the X. of P. constitution saws
Resolved, That the Both day Of May, il
each and every year, be and it is hereb,
designated Pythian Memorial Day in tn,
Grand Jurisdiction of Nevada, for decor
ating the graves of deceased knights.
That those young mel who disgrac,
themselves by laughing and talkin,
aloud in church will be dealt with sum
marilv if it is not stopped. II it is con
tinued the names will appear in mex