The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-14

D. NJ. Wightman of st. Clair is in
town. He says crops look very pros
porous throug hout Churchill County.
G. II. Sproule, OF the Elko Free Press,
paid us a short but pleasant visit yester-
day. He is attending the Grand Lolge.
The public school is preparing Il fine
literary program for their commence
ment exercises. A ball will be given
after the program.
Bill Delaney is the h~andsomest and
most graceful bicycle rider in town; as
he rides down the street the ladies all
say: "Now isn't he sweet"
Among the early arrivals of delegates
to the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
was Past Supreme Representative Geo.
King OF Virginia City, who arrived last
Wednesday by team.
F. Spellman, F. Hanna, and William
Phillips, who pleaded guilty OF house
breaking, were taken to the Carson PEN
itentiary by Sheriff Caughlins Wednes-
day, to serve u term OF eighteen months
each.
Fifteen hundred delegates are in at
tendance at the Memphis silver conven-
ton, Representatives are there from
every State south of the Ohio and west
of the Mississippi rivers.
Misses Zue Geery, Lottie Golding and
Beulah George arrived last evening from
Rowland Hall, Salt Lake City, accom-
panied by Mrs. ]. F. George and Mrs.
w. w. Geery who attended the closing
exercises.
Will Cam, the Virginia City photo
grapher, has arranged to photograph the
officers and representatives to the Grand
Lodge, X. OF P. 1t should be a good
one, as Will is one of the best on the
Coast in his line.
The new time card goes into effect to-
day. Hereafter, No. 2 will arrive in
Wadsworth at $40 II. m. This is a very
agreeable change to the people of Wads-
worth, as they can visit Reno and re-
turn the same day.
G. M. Wiley, proprietor of the Home
Meat Market, has stocked his large and
commolious shelves in his market with
canned goods and other provisions. Mr..
Wiley is a good business man and has
one OF the incest places of business in
town.
Will Short, after spending a week in
Reno returned Thursday with one OF the
finest horses in Reno which he purchas-
ed for $3.50. Girls wear your sweetest
smiles for the young gentleman, you
might get a buggy-ride behind the fast
~trotter,
d. A. Lee and Billy Stratton came in
from st. Clair last evening. Mr.. Lee
brought in a full program for the Fourth
oil July. They expect to have u great
day, literary, and firing program which
is good. Lem Allen Is the speaker OF
the day.
B. Dellipiano, a prominent Virginia
City merchant, and Will Cam, the pop
ular photographer of the same place,
came down with the delegates from that
place to take in the sights and scenes
during the session of the Grand Lodge,
X. of p.
The mines known as the Brown
group, situated in Esmerelda county,
have been sold to Senator Wolcott, OF
Colorado, for $500, 900. This group in
cludes the celebrated Hardscrabble, at
Silver Star. The sale was brought about
by Jim Yerington.
An amusing incident occurred at the
conclusion of the ceremonies of the
Rathbone Sisters at their hall Wednes-
day evening. The Sisters were about to
depart for their homes when it was dis
covered that they were locked in. They
tried every means in their power to at
tract the attention Of someone on the
outside, but failed to find IA deliverer.
At last when the situation was be-
coming desperate, one of the ladies es-
pied a ladder which was in reach OF the
windows, and they were not slow in tax
ing advantage of this means of escape.
Charley Herman will not keep the keys
to their hall in the future.