The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-10
LOVELOCK LOCAL. S.

Lne AIN inst.
Mr.. Fred Wightman arrived from
Saltwater Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bonnifeld is visiting
friends in LoyeloA.
b. F. Lynip and A. NJ. Mcintosh went
to Kennedy Monday.
SC. W. Peltier returned from Elko
where he was called ON business.
We notice that Hon. VIM. Pitt is the
owner OF "a handsome new carriage.
Mrs. Geo. w. Peltier went to Sacra-,
mento with her sick child this week.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Eugene Cozzens
returned from Reno much improved in
health. :
Alfred Edmondson returned from San
Francisco Tuesday much improved in
health.
S. r. Young is having a handsome
new sign painted ON his livery stable
Oh Main street.
Miss Ethel Hill went to Winnemucca
Saturday to spend a couple of weeks
visiting friends.
Hon. W. S. Bonnifeld of Winnemuc-
ca has been spending a few days in town
OH legal business.
Col. Joseph Marzen went to Reno,
Truckee and other places west last
week on business.
Miss Josephine Barnes arrived from
Winnemucca Wednesday and left for
Reno Saturday.
Miss Addie Stoker who finished teach
ing the Humboldt school last Wadnes-
day, returned home on that day.
Miss Ida Campbell has been feeling
poorly during the past week, but at
present is much improved in health.
Mr.. H. Sommers is in town assisting
in the Meat Market, Mr.. Langevin hav-
ing taken a rest ON account of i'll health.
l.. J. Feliz returned from his mines
at Star Peak the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Feliz is well pleased with his mines.
The Fourth OF July picnic that was
held in the Marker Grove was well at
tended although the weather was cold.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens was again taken
sick last week and on Monday DIR.
Thoma was called from Reno to attend
her.
Mr.. J. Green returned from Star Peak
last week. Mr.. Green will resume work
on his Kennedy mines in the heal flu
ture.
Johnny Louk has been suffering
severely during the past week with in
tlamlnatory rheumatism. He is now
improving quite rapidly.
Ed Holdstrom was kicked on the chin
by IA horse last week. The blow has
caused him considerable pain, but he
thinks it will not result seriously.
Contractor G. B. McClain returned
on the Bird inst. from White Plains.
Monday Mr.. McClain will begin work
on the Big Meadow schoolhouse.
Mr.. Fred Washeim, one OF " ads
worth's worthy young men, has been
spending a few days in our midst and
favoring us with his musical talents.
]. A. Mcintosh and family arrived
from Kennedy on the morning of the
Fourth. Bert stood the trip remark
ably well and is gradually regaining his
strength. F,
Rev. Geo. G. King delivered his fare
well sermon last Sunday night in Love-
lock. Mr.. King will spend a few weeks
at Lake Tahoe then return to his home
in Napa, Cal.
The Fourth of July ball given at Feliz
hall was one of the best attended and
most enjoyable parties of the season.
The music hat was furnished by the
FELIX'S orchestra was highly enjoyed.
A camping party went to Saltwater
last week, in which were VIM. Louz,
Eta Thies, Barbara McCoilum, Hattie
| McCollum and Mr.. Geo. McCollum,
The party will be gone about two weeks.
Henry Wise has sold his agency for
the San Francisco papers to &. Young.
Mr.. Young delivered the papers for the
first time on Monday. He is now pre-
pared to take subscriptions for all the
leading newspapers ard periodicals.
! The ranchers are becoming very much