The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-19

l. e.. U. +. Grand Lodge.
Jim Cummings had his ankle broken
by being thrown from a buggy a few
DAYS z o Jim has been working at the
Eureka mill ON the Carson river.-Car-
son News.
1t is given out that Mrs. Cleveland is
again-however, that is purely a
personal matter with which the news
papers have nothing to do OF right
New Star.
President Powning of the Agricultur-
al Society is at work on State Fair mat
tiers and is getting things in shape for Il
weeks sport and livestock display in
September.
Miss Lottie Gale of San Jose and
formerly OF Truckee, is visiting at this
place and is the guest of Mrs. l.. Het-
tenhausen. The young lady is an ac-
complished musician.
w. W. Booher OF the Elko Indepen-
dent came in Sunday night t. attend
the /. o. 0. +. Grand Lodge. He was
accompanied by Deputy Grand Master
Reinhart Of the same place.
Mrs. J. A. Miller, Deputy Supreme
Chief of the Rathbone Sisters left for
home Saturday morning. She will stop
at Winnemucca and endeavor to organ
ize a lodge of Rathbone Sisters.
The Carson people are voting for the
most popular young lady to represent
the Goddess of Liberty at the coming
Fourth of July celebration. Miss Ollie
Longabaugh heads the list at this
writing.
The visiting Knights from different
parts of the State were all fayorably i'm
pressed with what they saw in Wads-
worth, and all join in saying that it is
one of the prettiest and busiest little
towns in the State.
Conrad Wolf who victimized several
W~adsworth merchants by obtaining
goods under false pretenses was caught
at Rye Patch by our local officers and
brought back here. He will serve four
months at the bastile.
Little Lottie Huston looked very
pretty Sunday in the first bicycle suit
it has been our pleasure to see. Bloom
ers are certainly becoming to little girls
but we reserve q criticism otherwise
until we see other illustrations.
In the case of James Wright who was
injured while switching ut Carlin in
1892, an Ogden jury gave Judgment in
favor of Wright for SIC, 900 on the count
OF negligence of the railroad company in
not having a fireman on the engine.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Hartley, who surren-
dered herself to Sheriff Caughlin when
the Board of Pardons refused to pardon
her, was taken to Carson Monday under
sentence OF eleven years III State Prison.
She is permitted to take her babe with
her to prison.
That the town is badly in need of a
larger hall for public meetings and en-
tertainments was fully demonstrated at
the play of Damon and Pythias a few
nights since, the audience being packed
in like sardines in a box and crowded
almost to suffocation.
Recently a mar and horse were found
dead on the Wadsworth road, dead
that the wife of the Section boss at
Luning refused the man water and this
caused his death. The resignation of
her husband has been called for by the
company.
A very interesting program consisting
of orations, declamatlons, songs, horse
races, sack races, potato races, ETC., will
be carried outa at Aliens grove, St. Clair,
on the 4th of July. A grand ball in the
evening will conclude the days festivities.
Everything free.
At a regular meeting Queen Esther
Lodge No. g., l. o. o. F., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Mrs loft, N &, Miss L Hetten-
hansen, V q; Mrs l. Voorhees,, Rec.
Secty Mrs Crosby, Treas; Miss Gertie
Watson, financial secretary.
G. Z. Skinner, the Reno photographer
ia pronounced n OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call On Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
AS guests of G. d. Herman and r. L.
Fuller two coach loads of representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows who had remained over from the
X, of P. Grand Lodge, took a trip to the
reservation and the lakes. They saw
strange sights, beautiful scenery and
historic battle fields. They enjoyed the
tr' p and speak in high terms of the enter
tainment afforded them by the people
at the reservation.
Mrs. Mary Lipscombe has begun suit
against the Southern Poetic Company
for 500, 900 damages, on account of the
killing of her son, Charles II. Lips
nonnha II will ha rpnpm hqrpd that
Charlie, who was fireman on an engine