The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-04
Love1OCk Locals.
%. Pitt is bailing his hay.

Jos. Williams went to Star Valley last |
week.
J. II. Thies went to Unionyille Sat
urday.
Henry Miller, the cattle man was in
town Saturday.
J. T. Reid arrived from the western
part OF the State, Sunday.
Lester Van Reed began attending
the public school, Monday.
P. N. Marker is breaking brush on
section nine, south OF town.
F. L. Gould, OF Reno, was in town Sat
urday on professional business.
Mr. Sweaney, of Kennedy, is in town
looking alter his cattle interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. swaney, of Wads-
worth, paid Lovelocks short visit Mon
day.
F. S. REEVES returned from San Fran
cisco, last week to transact some bus
iness.
Alfred Hendrickson has sold one hun
dred tons OF choice hay, to Col. Joseph
Marzen.
NJ. II. Grimes went to San Francisco
with train-load of cattle and sheep,
last week.
Ida Hauskins went to California last
Thursday evening, to visit relatives near
Sacramento.
N. P. Davis has been hauling gravel
around the entrance of the school house
the past week.
d. S. Truman, the attorney from Win
nemucca, came in town Sunday on pro-
fessionai business.
Report comes from Elko that there
| was heavy fall of snow in that county
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens returned from
Unionville last week. Mrs. Springer,
her mother, is much improved in health.
VIM. Lester Van Reed gave party
last week at his home in the valley. A
large number attended and spent very
pleasant evening.
DIR. Banks, who has been attending
Mrs. Springer, at Unionyille, has re-
turned. The lady was suffering from a
relapse of dyphtheria.
NJ. S. Riddle will be in town tonight
to institute Good Templars lodge. All
| interested in the cause are invited to be
| at the church tonight at 7 80 sharp.
Mr.. Cotton shipped nine carloads of
sheep to San Francisco, last Saturday,
and Jos. Wheeler shipped eleven car
loads of cattle on that day to the same
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moon gave party
to Miss Margarita Ridder, of Winnie
mucca, last Friday evening. 1t was we'll
attended and all present had very en-
| joyable time.
| lysp
arations to start paper in Lovelocks,
| decided to start in Kennedy instead,
having received liberal inducements
from some citizens of that place.
Commissioner Westfall went to Win
nemucca Sunday, to be ready for the
meeting of the County Commissioners,
which took place Monday. At this
meeting the Commissioners were to have
, adjusted the tax rate for the ensuing
year.
No pains are being spared by the la
| dies OF Lovelocks, to make the leap year
party one of the pleasantest events of
| the year. 1t is reported that some
| parties from the adjoining towns are
making preparations to attend. The
ladies will be glad to welcome you and
do all in their power for your ENJOY
| ment The motive for getting up such a
| party is that we might have some good
reading material in the school library,
which will afford much pleasure and
| benefit for our children as well as the
| general public. If our boys had good
reading material to pass the time with,
many OF their spare moments would re-
suit in the editication of their minds.
Come one, come all. Grand march at
o'clock
Report of Big Meadows school, West
| fall district, for the month OF February,
| 1895. Number of boys enrolled, l6, girls
enrolled IL /; tardnesses, s, days absence,
! 25; per cent of attendance, 96. Neither
absent or tardy John Damn, Jas. Fitz-
| patric, Irwin Hanson, Louie Jensen, AL
| bert Moore, Charles Niles, George Niles,
| Walter Pursell, Vernon Westfall, Agnes
Damn, Gertie Damn, Petra Damn,
| Ellen Hanson, Nellie Jensen, Mamie
Moore, Nancy Moore, Emma Olsen,
| Laura Pursell, Nola Westfall.
Above 80 per cent in scholarship and
| department. Annie Damn, Gertie
Damn, Nellie Olson, Petra Damn, EN-
ma Olson, Nellie Jensen, Louie Jensen,
Nola Westfall, Mamie Moore, Mary
johnson, Charles Niles, Albert Moore,
| Walter Hanson, Ellen Hanson. Agnes
Damn, Irwin Hanson. Laura Pursell,
Emmer Killebrew, Derucia Killebrew,
John Damn, Harry Hanson, Vernon
| Westfall, Peachy Downs.
CtARA A TAYLOR Teacher.