The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-15
Locals.

A. r. Edmonson went to San Fran
cisco last week.
Joseph Hill left for San Francisco
Sunday evening.
6. W. Peltier returned from sacra-
mento last week.
Willie Welsh returned from Table
Mountain Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Stoker returned from San
Francisco last week.
Monday II. Stoker shipped carload I
of hogs to San Francisco. i
J. T. Reid went to Winnemucca Mon
day night and returned Tuesday.
P. Sweany of Kennedy is in town
looking after his cattle interests.
Mrs. Waidson and family OF Oakland
are the guests OF Mrs. J. j. Campbell.
Mrs. ]. II. Thies went to Missouri
last week where she will visit parents
and relatives.
l.. II. Taylor, the surveyor OF Battle
Mountain was in town last week on pro-
fessional business.
]. III. Thies and W. C. Pitt went to
San Francisco Saturday evening and
will return today or tomorrow.
Tomorrow Sparks & Hass will ship to
Omaha six carloads of cattle which were
fed at Col. JOS Marzen's ranch.
c. ]. Tuttle, the Omaha cattleman
was in town last week trying to buy
cattle to ship to eastern markets.
w. II. Corbier was in town Monday
after lumber and provisions which he
took to American canyon Tuesday.
]. w. Homer, the representative Of
the Merchants Credit Co. of Sacramen-
to was in town the fore part OF the week.
J. w. Thacker sold to John Sparks OF
Reno 140 head OF choice beef cattle
which have been fed at l.. Downs
ranch.
A. Feliz left for Mendocino county,
CAL last week where he will visit friends
and relatives. He will return about the
twentieth inst.
Fred Gould OF Reno was in town the
fore part OF the week taking observa-
tions of the amount OF water in the river
and bitches connected Herewith.
Mrs. Bodine and son arrived from
Reno Sunday. Mr.. Bodine, the miller,
has arranged matters so that his family
will live with him near the mill.
Belle O'Neil arrived from Sacramento
last week where she has been attending
the Sisters school. Owing to brain fever
she was obliged to leave school for a
time.
Mrs. P. N. Marker is reported to be
very much improved in health. She
will return home in about two weeks if
she continues to- improve as rapidly as
heretofore.
Col. Jos. Marzen sold to John Sparks
800 head OF choice beef cattle which
were shipped to Omaha last week.
Phil Wolf and J. Williams took charge
of one train load and VIM. Grannis
looked after the other train as far as
Ogden.
Maude Rutherford, Clara Taylor, A.
NJ. Latta, Jennie McFarlin and b. F.
Lynip opened school in their respective
districts Monday. All seem to be well
paid for their trouble of attending the
institute, having enjoyed many instruc-
tion papers rnd discussions.
II. G. Hardesty when coming in from
the mountains last week fell from his
load of'wood while attempting to jump
from the wagon, and dlsiocated his
shoulder blade. DIR. Williams set the
dislocated bone and Mr.. Hardesty is
now getting along nicely.
Report of Westfall school, Big Mea-
dows district, for the month of March,
1896. No. boys enrolled is. No. girls
enrolled II. Total enrolled 80. Days
absence 3S. Days attendance 573. No.
of tardiness 3. Percent OF attendance
93.7. Neither absent nor tardy: Ionic
Jensen, Nellie Jensen, Charlie Miles,
George Miles, Vernon Westfall, Nola
Westfall, Emmer Kilebrew, Laura