The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-24
LOvELOCK LOCALS,

several nShlng parties report fair
catches.
Mrs. B. C. Park has been ill for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens is again able to
be up and around.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bonnifield arrived from
Carson Thursday.
Miss Clara Marker was up from the
valley on Thursday.
The lease OF the Imperial Mill in
Kennedy is reported.
B. F. Lynip and c. II. Mcintosh vent
to Winnemucca Monday.
Mrs. Alex Wise and younger son are
among Saturdays arrivals.
Mrs. Jos. Hill, who suffered an at
tack of sickness, is convalesing.
Mrs. 4. Emmons returned Sunday
evening from a visit to Winnemucca.
Mrs. q. W. Peltier and infant daugh-
ter returned from Sacramento last
week.
We miss our minister very much and
hope to see the passionate occupied ere
long.
The thermometer has been lowering
around 100 degrees in the shade for the
past week.
Fred ightman and wife departed
for the Carson Sink to spend the Sum
mel Season
F. A. Munson, who has been visiting
relatives for several days, returned to
Kennedy Monday.
James Campbell was down from
Deeth Sunday made his family "a visit
and returned Monday.
Bert Stoker vent to Elko Saturday.
He expects to spend "a month there in
the interest of his health.
We note the inactivity OF the indie
pendent Order of Good Tenlplars. Why
not resume the usual meetings?
The scarcity of water has prevented
the irrigation of some OF our gardens.
The occasion is to be regretted.
DIR. Alley has succeeded in organizing
a Society Of Chosen Friends. The in
stallation of officers took place Saturday
night.
Agelina Clementina Hephzibalh Coz
zens, the infant daughter of Mr.. x Mrs.
Eugene Cozzens, died suddenly on sun
day morning.
Contractor McClain, who has been at
work on the addition to the Westfail
schoolhouse, came up Saturday evening
to spend the Ssbbath.
A fine colt, property of Jno. Hill Jr.,
was badly but no seriously injured
Thursday by jumping on a picket fence,
two pickets entering his body.
Report comes that the only mill-work
at present being done in Kennedy is
that being done by the Cyanide Plant
formerly owned by c. Fl. Mcintosh.
In WIG dlNu CtIlluItH Vi NOIllInlt-
sioner Westfall, left Saturday for salt.
Lake City, Utah, where they intend
spending several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. S. Munson, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh
for some time past, in company with
NJ SIS Ida Campbell, left for California
today.
Ii. Stoker has about 800 acres OF
wheat headed and fast ripening for
harvest. 1t promises to be one OF the
heaviest crops ever produced in this
section.
japanese seem to be experimenting
the Chinese on the railroad sections,
1t is said that the Japs work for less
wages and do more work than the
Cinnamon.
The hotel and store of S. X. Young
and he Lovelock Commercial Co. have
lately been adorned by handsome signs.
We note a decided improvement in the
appearance of the building.
We note an increase in the tramp
population. No depredations, however,
have been reported of late. These
"horny-footed' sons of idleness should
be organized into a society known as
"rhe %chaingang' and be made to mani
fest their Willingness to work Ey clean
ing up our public streets. Such Il mode