The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-27

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The Lovelock correspondent is not re-
sponsihle for typographical errors caused
by the printing devils, for they would
have Thanksl living come not only two
weeks before time but two or three
times year if possible.
Sunday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. George Singer, Mr.. Chas. Biegs and
Miss Ella Harrison were united in the
hoy bonds OF matrimony by Rev. Flem-
ming. Only relatives and few in ina
friends were present at the ceremony.
The bride way very becolningly dressed
in white silk. The many friends OF the
young couple extend best wishes far
prosperity and happiness in their new
life.
following is the time table for the ar
rival OF the passenger trains at Love
lock according to the schedule:
No. /, east bound, arrives at II 20 a. IN.
No. 2, west bound, arrives at 4 :35 a. m
No. 3, east bound, arrives at II :35 a. m.
No. 4, west bound, arrives ut 40 p. M.
No. is the Overland Flyer and does not
stop at way stations. 1t makes but two
stop between Winnemucca and Mads-
| worth III umboldt House and Loyelock.
| Report of the Westfall School, Big
| Meadows, for the month OF November
1895:
| Number boys of enrolled, II; number
Of girls enrolled, 1S; number OF tard-
ness, IS; percent of attendance, 93;
neither absent nor tardy, Agnes Damn,
Irwin Hanson, Walter Hanson, Louie
Jenssn, Albert Moore, George Niles,
Charley Miles, lanes Fitzpatrick, Ver-
non Westfall, Nellie Jensen, Mamie
Moore. Regina Olson, Laura Pursell !;
above 80 per cent in scholarship and de-
pertinent Carrie Hanson, Annie Damn,
Nola Westfal', Laura Pursell, Gerie
lnmm, Mamie Moore, Mary Johnson,
irwin Hanson, Walter Hanson Louie
Jensen, Veruon Westfall, George Miles,
Charley Miles, Lawrence Munk.
CLARA TAYLOR, Teacher.
The following is the report for the
Lovelock Public School for the month of
| November:
Primary Department-Number of boys
enrolled, 27; number of girls enrolled,
10; total number enrolled, 81 average
daily attendance, 34ha.
HONOR ROLL.
First Grade-Blanche Young 90,
Willie Ruddell 90, Johnnie Welsh 93,
Jessie Owens 80, Berthe Calhoun %,
Edith Buck 81, Orville Marker 80.
Second Grade-Eddie Donelin 98,
Florence Hill "a, Meacham Young "a,
Lavant Lovelock SO, Herman Marker 81,
Robbie Chritchley 81, Walter Brown g.,
Jonathan Green 80.
Third Grale-Lcland Young 90,
Mabel Pitt 95, Robbie Welsh 81, limo
gene Ruddeil 93.
Fourth Grade-Clarence Young 81,
Nellie Donelin 81, Frank Parker 96,
LLOYD Brown 80, Starr Hill 95, Gladys
Ritter 81, Henry Thies 81, Charles Pitt
"a.
Neither absent nor .tardy, Florence
Hill, Blanche Young, Herman Marker,
Eddie Donelin, Leland Young Orville
Marker, Charles Pitt.
JENNIE MoFARLIN,
| Teacher.
In the Intermediate and High School
Grades the number of scholars enrolled
during the month was as follows: 8
BOYS and "a girls, making total of 33.
The following is a list of those whose
standing in pnnctualty and attendance
is one hundred per cent and whose
scholarship is above ninety per cent:
Sixth Grade-Alice Ruddell, Iva Nc
Collum. Lid lie Ladd, Ella Carpenter.
Seventh and Eighth Grades-Ada
Pitt, Bessie Pitt, Edna Parker, Belle
O'Neil, Tina Marker and Ida Billups.
c Glass, High School-Etta Thies,
Emmet Reid, Pearl Marker and Elaine
Campbell.
The new school district which has
been formed in the upper part OF the
valley has reduced the number OF regu-
lar attending students six. The scholars
who have attended Iegularly during the
past month have done excellent work.
Only few have been absent very much
but these few retard the progress OF the
school by their irregularily.