The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-06

0' Vi olaI ilHeiy youngStef.
Miss Mary Henry who will instruct
the young idea at w ellsworth the COM
Ing year is In town getting acquainted.
Prof. Winfrey was on Sundays No. 8
bound for Winnemucca where he step
ped into the schoolroom Monday morn
ing.
There are 5000, 900 mortgages record
ed in the United States, mostly on
farms, and wheat is down to one cent a
pound.
Bishop o. w. Whitaker is reported
quite i'll and he is comtemplatinged visit
to Reno in the hope of regaining his
health.
All parties interested in continuing
church work will please meet at DR..
Richardson's residence, tomorrow,
Thursday evening.
Misses Mile and Givin Farwell con-
cluded their visit and returned to Gold
Hill. They made many more friends
during their stay.
The two combined harvesters are
turning out hundreds of sacks of wheat
from the fields on the Big Meadows
Lovelock New Era.
An exchange says that mt pint Of
buttermilk in which a we'll beaten egg
is stirred will break up a fever in half
an hour, ii the fever is not too long stan
ing
Chs. Schunert, the Sacramento man
who made many friends here during his
visits is laid up at his home with in
juries received while handling a frac-
tions horse.
Wedding cards are out announcing
that the marriage OF Mr.. L. E. Hurt and
Miss Matte billiard will take place this
evening at the residence of the brides
parents.
Mrs. w. D. Linton and children re-
turned from Weber Lake Monday even
ing. Mr.. Linton and remainder of the
party remained a few days for hunting
and fishing, i
r. H. Cowles and wife are spending a
few days at Steamboat Springs. Dick
says he is going to test the springs for
driving away malaria which has been
Threatening him. .
John Lowry left for Chicago via the
Southern Route and will visit his old
home in company with an Arizona
sherif-his brother. He expects to re-
turn in thirty days.
A string of gold beads with a heart
attached upon which is engraved "M".
and mother" has been lost. A suitable
reward will be paid whoever will return
to Mrs ]. Fellnagle.
Nevada has less than 1000 men at
work in her mines where. there were at
one time over 81, 700 miners and their
helpers, not including those who made
their living directly through the miners.
Conductors Bow and Cheek and Fire
man Tom Smith 90 tothe Worlds Fair
in a day or two. The Fair will be over
by the time they get there if they don't
get off soen. Don't know how they'll
get back.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas railway
company won for itself the friendship
and loyalty of its employees and the COM
mendation of the public by granting the
employees two weeks vacation and a free
ride to Chicago.
d. NJ. Wightman came in from Churc-
hill Saturday and was accompanied by
his daughter Miss Lizzie who went to
Reno TO attend school, and by Mrs.
Fred Wightman who took the Sunday
train for, Lovelock.
Dan Harkins, who has boon working
for the railroad company at Wadsworth
for some TIME, has returned home, the
recent cut im WAGES so affecting him that
he was unable to keep even at the pres
ent rates.-Silver State.
Arthur L. Thomas, chairman of the
National Executive Committee, has issu-
ed the official call for an International
Irr;oation (onOress to be held at Los