The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-11
LOVELOCK LOCALS.

on Monday.
Peter Wllcocx of Mill City was in
town Monday.
Miss Mamie Van Reed is recovering
from severe illness.
Joe Wheeler, Horn and Chapman's
buyer, was in town last week.
Mrs. J. Swaney of Wad sworth spent
Sunday in Lovelock visiting relatives.
John Sibbold was in town last week
looking after the unloading of his cattle.
Dan Gallagher WAS in town last week
and bought some very choice mutton
sheep from Robt. Welsh.
Mr.. Robt. Welsh, who went to Table
Mountain last week to look after his
sheep, is expected back this week.
w. S. Bonnifeld was in town last
week looking after the interests OF the
First National Bank of Winnemucca.
Mrs. A. r. Edmondson went to San
Francisco last week, presumably to
select stock of goods for the holidays.
The Savage and Sibbold's cattle which
Geo. Hill brought from the vicinity of
Golconda will be fed by Jos. Hill on
the Rogers Estate.
B..A. Leak, the enterprising surgeon
from Carson City, after staying few
days in Lovelock, left for Saltwater the
latter part of last week.
Sunday Rev. Van Deventer delivered
to the people OF Lovelock very inter
esting logical and exegetical discourse on
XIII Chapter of | Corinthians.
A. L. Chadwick the manager of the
Trinity mines and his son W. R. Chad
wick left for the East on the 7th inst.
They will return in April and resume
work on the mines.
VIM. Loorz was severely hurt Monday
by eight-horse team which, while
being fastened to gang pillow, ran over
him. As these notes 90 to press he lies
in an unconscious condition.
The progress of the school house is
being retarded by the delay in receiving
the flooring. If the flooring arrives
this week Messrs Curtis and Shaft give
US promise of the hall in the new school
house for our Christmas exercises.
The people of Lovelock are now very
busy making preparations for Christ
mas. 1t is commendable the way the
older people are taking hold to make
Xmas pleasant and enjoyable for the
young. Liberal contributions are being
made and no restraint is being mani
tested this year in making Christmas a
happy one to all. Let the good work go
on-Christmas comes but once a year.
At a meeting held on the 3rd the
following committees were selected:
Committee on making candy bags;
Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs Rugh, Mrs. Nc
Claim, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. o'Neil.
Committee for finding children:
Clara Marker, Ida Campbell.
Committee OF Arrangements
Mr.. Lynip, Mr.. McClain, Mr.. Feliz.
Committee for making cotton balls for
tree:
Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Banks,
Mrs. S. R. Young, Mrs. Pitt, Mrs.
O'Kane.
Soliciting committee:
Mrs. Benham, Miss O'Neil.
Committee on procuring tree:
Bert Stoker, Emmet Reid, Mr.. Lynip.
Purchasing Committee:
Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs.
Marker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Welsh.
Decorating committee:
Mrs. Cozzens, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Park,
Mrs. Donelin, Mamie Van Reid, Rebec-
ca Campbell, Barbara McCollum, Mrs.
Flemming, Clara Marker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Briggs, Annie Marker, Nellie
Davis, Mrs. W. C. Pitt, Dave 0'Neil,
Joe Williams, Bert Stoker, Emmit Reid,
A. Edmondson, John Reid, Mr.. Lynip,
Mr.. Flemming, Chas. Briggs, W. Ed
mondson, T. G. Bidleman, Mrs. McIn-