The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-14

pills who will attend the University the
coming term will reach the neighbor-
hood of $50.
Horatio Seliridge, fireman on the
swing train, aud Miss Ruth Mae Wheel
er were married in Reno last Wednes-
day evening.
There seems t. be a hitch about the
bali game between Wadsworth and
Churchill but the chances now are that
the game will come OFF next Saturday.
Two new member initiated in the
Foresters Thursday night. Nevada
Court will oon be in a prosperous con-
dition although it is a new organization.
The members of Elko Lodge No. 10,
X. of P. had a banquet at the Depot
Hotel Monday night, in honor OF the
addition of five new members to their
ranks.
A. r. Jeffrey and family, and Fred
Small arrived from. Churchill Thursday.
Mr.. Jeffrey and Mr.. Small proceeded to
San Francisco on business the same
evening.
A gentleman whom we all know has
just had 10 silver filings and 8 gold fill
ings and a large root filled over three
quarters OF an inch long, by DIR. Richey
the Chicago dentist and he is exceed
ingly well pleased with the work.
There will be a social dance tonight.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve ice
cream and cake in the hail. Come one,
come all, and have one more OF those
good times.
Mrs. Arnstein will return from Califor-
mia or No. l tonight. Mrs. Thompson, a
former resident OF Wadsworth, will ac-
company her and will visit old frienGs
at this place.
Geo. IL. Welsh and family visited the
Fair Monday. Mr.. Welsh returned
Wednesday. He says the Electric Car
nival was magniticenee that words can
no describe.
Lester James sold his ranch at st.
Clair to Fred Wightman and Charley
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. James departed
for Oregon Thursday night where they
will make their future home.
Jim Wild says he can pick up a scrub
team thai will knock the socks off the
Wadsworth base ball nine ami will en-
deavor to do it tomorrow afternoon on
Herman's plaza if the boys are in town.
There are fifteen or twenty Japanese
lodged in a freight car across the river
men are very quiet and do not move
around much. 1t is likely they will re-
place Chinese in railroad labor.
Albert Givans left this week for Terra
Haute, Ind. to take a collegiate course
in civil engineering. He is a steady,
industrious and studious young man
and we predict a successful career for
him.
1t is amusing to see the expression on
the faces OF those who purchased
watches of the street fakirs. Most OF
them don't seem to have m lin springs
that will last over Jour days.-Carson
Appeal.
Bulletins 10 and 20, relating to irriga-
ton and feeding stuffs have been re-
ceived at this Office. Every farmer in
the State should send for a copy of each
they are distributed by the State Uni
versity.
People who are bothered by small
ants crawling into their cellars and cup
boards will find a good remedy to drive
them away by using cayenne pepper
and pulverized borax scattered literally
over the floor.
Ike Lothrop has some men at work
making changes at his place of business
and connecting the bar-room with the
room formerly used az "A restaurant. In
a few days Ike will be ready to feed, the
hungry public.
We hear the foreman of the Traver-
tine quarry has arrived at Bridgeport.
1t is said SOC, 900 tons will be taken out
Immediately. This will be used in some
of San Francisco's fine buildings now
being erected.-Bodie Miner.