The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-15
BREV1TIES.

Allen Lee was married in Reno today.
Ii you want bargains call at the brick
store.
W. Il. Lee was in from St. Clair
Monday.
Wm Donaldson left for a visit to Reno
Yesterday.
Miss Eta Hettenhausen is on a two
weeks visit.
Ralph Fortune OF st. Clair spent Sun
day in town.
John Wash of Rye Patch is here visit
ing old friends.
The DeLamar, Nevada, mine, is now
yielding $40 900 monthly.
Jim Egan and Chas. Pine, OF Carson,
were passengers for Butte Sunday.
DR.. Mcdonald is spending a few days
in Churchill on professional business.
There will be "a Leap Year party at
STATIONS Hall, st. Clair, on May LIST.
Quite a number OF visitors are ex-
pected to the Leap Year ball tomorrow
night.
Lem Osborn OF Reno visited Wads-
worth Sunday and departed for Kennedy
Monday.
Fred Washeim returned to White
Plains Monday after a week OF pleasure
at home.
There is another drama on the calen-
der OF future amusements for Wads-
worth. We will see it.
Miss Mable Bouton passed through
ounday night on her way to New York,
where she will go on the stage.
A party OF young folks took a trip
to the Reserve Sunday. They didn't
take their field glasses this time.
Miss Nellie Clay leaves tonight for
Carlin where she will reside with her
grandmother for some time to come.
SEYMOUR Jacobs has returned from
San Francisco with an elegant line OF
new tailoring goods. Call and see him.
De~llneators and journals at this Office.
Our Spring number magazines are very
elaborate and full Of choice reading.
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weather is on Saturday or Monday,
Sunday Ia always nearly a perfect day.
X. II. Cowles has just received a car
load OF Burbank potatoes which is on
sale at wholesale or retail. Good prices
made on ton lots.
VIC Ferguson OF St. Clair made us
"A pleasant visit yesterday. lie says the
Iancliers OF Churchill are busy irrigating
their alfalfa fields.
The teachers have returned from the
in .titute and school was even duly opened
Monday morning much to the discomf-
ture OF the youngsters.
X. Herr, the Reno Jeweler, has a new
advertisement in this ISSUE. Mr.. Herr
carries an elegant line OF jewelry which
Is equal to any on the coast.
Johnny Day says he is going to keep
his eye on his sheep AS it is now an ''un-
Ierstudy' TO the chief comedian and
may turn out to be u great actor.
Twelve years ago today was the
anniversary OF the big fire which left
Wadsworth in ashes. Four inches of
snow covered the ground ON that day.
Mrs. j.. II. McColloch and Henry
Krummes returned from Vallejo Sun
day night. Ii. Bancroft, a relation
nom San francisco accompanied them
ior a visit.
A number OF the young ladies are
having dreams concerning the Leap
lear ball. The chances are that after
the ball the young men will be dreaming
ol the ladies'.
There seems to be not IL few young
Ladies' who like love scenes ON the stage,
rs the remark, "Oh, why don't she fall
in his arms?" was frequently heard At
the play Friday night.
There were twenty-eight people in the
newspaper excursion that lett Reno las
night. They will make a raid through
southern California foregoing on the ter
ritory as they 90 through People who