The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-06
I.Ove10Ck Locals,

II. ID. GrannlS IS confined to the housp
with lame back.
DR.. Williams has moved into II. A.
Peltier's house on K. r. Street.
James Maxwell and Robt. Oleson |
went to San Francisco yesterday.
On the Bird inst. Mrs. John Harrison |
entertained some ladies from town.
Willie Welsh was in from Table Noun
tain last week and returned SATURDAY..
A. Peltier went to Sacramento yesters
day where he will reside in the future
Messers. P. K. Reid, Cecil Biggs and
Paul Reid went to Rabbit Hole last
W ,ek. 4
F. A. Munson went to Elko last Thurs
day where he has been employed by the
Il. T. M.-Co.
Miller & Lux shipped forty-two car
loads of cattle from Lovelock TO San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Reeves and daughter
Linnet, went to San Francisco last Sat
urday where they will remain but a.
short time.
Last Thursday J. H. Thies went to
San Francisco with nine loads OF choice
beef cattle. Mr.. TIies is expected to
return today.
Rev. VanDeventer delivered one OF
his strong and impressive sermons to a
large and attentive audience on Sunday
evening at the church.
Miss Hattie Clark and Miss. Louise
Becker of Humboldt House passed
through Lovelock Sunday morning on
their way home from the Western part
Of the State.
Saturday r. N. Marker returned from
Truckee where he has been contracting
for some lumber for the construction oil
new house which he will erect on his
ranch near town. fa
On May 1st the Fair View school
closed with some very interesting exer-
cises which testified for the ability and
success of the teacher, Miss Maud Ruth
erford. Miss Rutherford, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Cozzens, lef
for her home in Winnemucca.
The May Day party given at FELIX'S
Hall on Friday evening was very
pleasant event for Lovelock. The wealth
er was cool and the participants enjoyed
themselves until approaching dawn in
vited them home. The music furnished
by Messers. Dave and George Baker, and
L. J. Feliz was much enjoyed.
Commissioner Westfall went TO Reno
Monday for the purpose of making
eleemosynary arrangements for the
O'Harra family, who left here shor.
time ago for the purpose of finding work.
but was unable to do so. They are now
in Reno in need OF assistance. Tn,
County Commissioners of Washot
County informed Commissioner West
fall that they must be cared for b.
Humboldt County.
&. W. ana +. A. Peltier returned from
Sacramento last Thursday. f. a. Pei
tier has been away for nearly four
months during which time he and his
family have suffered with severe sick
ness. Mrs. I. A. Peltier will return ar
soon as she has recovered sufficient
strength for the journey. We are all
pleased to see Frank with us again and
to learn that he has recovered and that
his family are rapidly recovering from
their long sickness.
On May Day the primary department
of the public school had very enjoyable
time. The pupils choose Mabel Pitt to
be crowned the Queen of May. Mabel
was dressed very becomingly and the
pupils were very proud of her US their
queen. After the coronation the pupils
pArtook of the abundance of refreshn enl
which their parents had 80 kindly pre-
pdreu lof thoih' NJ y. u' "hch t"e
party broke up on FRIDAY the usual -eri-
business of the children's faces gave ": y |
to bright and happy countenances
Following is the report OF Westfall
school, Big Meadows, for the month of
April, 1896: Number boys enrolled -,
number girls enrolled II, number ol
tardiness 3, per cent Of attendance 49,
Neither absent or tardy-Ar,hur Kuley, !