The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-01
LOvELOCK LOCALS.

town last week.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bonniield arrived from
Carson Saturday.
J. II. Thies shipped his cattle today
to Eastern markets.
Mrs. Campbell and family are expect
ed from Elko today. I
Contractor Dunlap is building a water
tank Tor }. H. Thies.
D. J. Smith, a lumberman from
Truckee was in town last week.
B. +. Thornton and Frank Potts OF
Clemens were in town last week.
VIM. Organ went out to his mines
near the old lighthouse Monday.
Miss l.. Collins who has been keeping
house for Mr.. Young is going to Carlin.
This morning Mrs. d. d. Grannis
commenced keeping house for Geo.
Young.
Mrs. H. Gilbert of Paradise is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Reed in the
valley.
Next Sunday night Rev. Geo. c. King
will deliver a temperance lecture instead
of a sermon.
Owing to the work on hand the pho
~tographer is obliged to stay until the
first OF next week.
Mrs. Jeffrey OF Saltwater has been in
town visiting relatives and friends. She
left for home Sunday.
Last Wednesday to Mrs. John Reid
was born q daughter. Mother and child
are getting along nicely.
H. L. Beck went to Reno last week
and returned the lore part of this week
The mill is now in running order.
Saturday night F. M. Howell returned
from Black Canon where he left a China
man at work on his placer diggins.
Mrs. E. f.. Cozzens and his sister, Mrs
Ross of Suffer Greek, California, have
gone to Unionville to visit relatives.
Contractor McClain has been building
one of b. C. Park patent gates for Mr..
Feliz. The gate works to perfection.
Some of the ranchers at the upper end
of the valley are experiencing much
trouble in getting water on their land.
Miss Addie Stoker finished a three
months term of school at Rye Patch last
Friday, and returned home Saturday.
Everyone is anticipating a pleasant
time at the Apron & Necktie party to be
given at FELIX'S Hall by the young men.
Zadock Alley who was here last spring
for the purpose organizing a lodge of the
Chosen Friends arrived in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Phillips, a milliner from Wads-
worth stopped at the Emmons Hotel for
a few days. She left Sunday night for
Wadsworth.
Fred Day and Dan Whaley, who have
been working in Spring Valley for Mr..
Foltz in the placer diggins, returned to
town last week.
Saturday, Sam JOHN started for Say
Canon with a load OF provisions. Mr..
JOHN will begin developing some Of his
prospects Immediately upon his arrival.
Fred Wightman who has been in
Portland, Oregon, for the past six
month working for a street car company
back home to st. Clair last week.
His wife accompanied him.
The bevel gearing of two wheels con-
nected with the water wheel vt the mill
broke last week, consequently a suspen-
sion OF business for a few days. The
wheels that broke did not match. The
new wheel arrived Sunday.
Contractor F. G. Richmond left town
last Thursday and returned Sunday with
his bride. He was married Thursday
evening in Reno. Mr.. Richmond will
occupy Mr.. S. R. Young's house, on
Church street, which is opposite the
Church.
7. Hauskins took a couple men to
Antelope last week to work some min
ing claims in that vicinity. The ore
taken from his mine is said to be very
rich in gold and silver. From all reports
it looks az though hat Mr.. Hauskins
has found a very profitable claim.
One night last week the end door OF
p. K. Reds storehouse was forced open
L. a.,tar;o,e individual Hearing