The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20
LOvELOCK LOCAL S.

Miss Hattie McCullum still remains
quite i'll.
j. Mccarthy came in Saturday from
Limerick Canyon.
L. H. Egbert returned from the
mountains last week.
Mrs. P. N. Marker has just recovered
from severe sick spell.
Alex and VIM. Borland Of Rye Patch
were in town on the 18th inst.
j. Westburg and W. Haskell of Trinity
were in town the first of the week.
Henry L. Beck was called to Carson
last week as witness in the Heney case.
Louis Lorwere, a blacksmith of Win
nemucca was in town Thursday on bust
ness.
]. Fitzgerald Of Tuscarora spent few
days in Lovelock last week az the guest
of G. W. Peltier.
]. H. Hoyt, the painter, is here from
Reno, doing painting and paper hanging
for H. G. Marker.
Mrs. J. A. Mcbride who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Joseph Hill, left for her Elko
home last Thursday. fH
Miss Hattie Clark of Humboldt House
attended the party given at the Elko
Hotel Wednesday evening.
j. w. Furnace furnished the people of
Lovelock some choice selections of music
on the phonograph last week.
J. F. Reed left for jackson Greek Mon
day to join ]. H. Thies who went there
last week to look after his cattle.
Dame Rumor says there are eight
weddings to occur in the near future
among the Lovelock young people.
Miss Zina Finnerty, who has been
visiting the Misses Campbell, departed
for her home at Halleck last Friday.
S. r. Young purchased last week,
from Lem Allen OF St. Clair, four three
year-old mules. Consideration two
hundred dollars.
Mrs. Dean, fashionable milliner OF
Chicago, after having lively trade for
four days left for Wadsworth Saturday
where she will remain few days.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Downing and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Springer, of Unionville, al
ter enjoying weeks hunt at A. West
falls returned to their home Monday.
Miss Maud Rutherford arrived Mon
day from Winnemucca. She has been
engaged to take charge OF the school in
the new district of Fairview-north of
town.
]. X. Williams of Indian Creek was in
town the fore part of the we9ek for the
purpose of changing his sheep from
Rogers ranch to the mountains and to
Geo. Pitts ranch.
Eugene Cozzens has on exhibition at
the L. G. Company's store, pair of
pears that are the product Of Mr.. Sring
er's orchard in Unionville. The COM
bined weight OF the pears is five pounds.
Misses Rebecca and Ida Campbell gave
party last Wednesday evening in hon
or of their guest, Miss Finnerty. Music
and dancing were the order of the even
ing, and i present had very enjoyable
time.
Since the arrival of the lumber for the
new school house rapid progress has
been made in its construction. The en-
tire frame work is up, the window frames
placed in it, and the the siding will soon
be on.
B. G. Woodruff of Likely, California,
was in town the fore part of the week
for the purpose of buying enough hay
to feed one thousand beef cattle. No
purchase OF hay has thus far been made
by him.
Thursday evening the people of Fair
view school district will give dance in
their school house for the purpose Of
raising money to purchase a stove. The
dance will be given for good cause, and
should be we'll attended.
Ludwig Marker has purchased very
nice bicycle. The bicycle craze has
reached Lovelock in dead earnest, SOM
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