The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-19
LoVe1OCk Locals,
From Oar Sp ,cial Corr .spond mt
Mrs. John T. Reid is quite i'll.

Doc Taverner's pacing horse is
beauty and goer
Mrs. E. NJ. Emmons is visiting at San
Francisco this week.
Toy Lee has atrushing restaurant bus
mess at Young's Hotel.
Wonder if Miss Agnes Reid likes to
send kilograms for sick lovers.
Chas. Stoker has been confined to his
bed for several days with malaria.
Chas Andrews and G + Davis have re-
turned from two weeks visit at Reno.
Miss Sadie Larson was taken quite
sick in town last week but is now con-
valescent.
Jos. Hill and family are visiting at
San Francisco where their children will
attend school.
Steve Young and family are evading
the hot weather by spending this month
at Monterey, Cal.
The Bryan Club is large organization
and nearly everybody in the valley
belongs to the club.
1t is reported that the Lovelock fairy
and the mother of her sweetheart OF
Wadsworth, are convalescent.
w. j. Langevin has been on the sick
list for few days and says the chills
are anything but pleasant.
Henry Fuss crop of wheat will be as
productive as usual this year. This is
exceptional throughout the valley.
The boys will drive to Wadsworth
to play base ball if the boys of that
place will make game with them.
Mrs. DR.. " illiams and daughter Miss
Nellie are spending few weeks at Dom
ner Lake for their summers outing
The property on Main Street belong
ing to Mrs. Tory is being renovated and
fitted up to be occupied for some busi-
ness.
A. Felix's Big Meadows Hotel has just
been repainted and reftted apartments
at that house have neat and cosy ap-
pearance.
Mrs. Frank Peltier and baby daughter
have gone to Sacramento for change
for the little one who is now quite im-
proved in health.
Mrs. j. w. Swaney of Wadsworth Wis
tied Mrs. O'Neil last week, previous to
the departure of the latter who has gone
to Idaho 10 reside. -
Ed. Emmons has our thanks for a
beautiful specimen Of copper ore from
his claim near White Cloud. The ore
is over 40 per cent copper.
Drs. Williams and Banks are kept
quite busy nowadays attending to the
many ills of the people which exist at
the present time in the valley.
Miss Hattie Clark has been visiting
Mrs. C. Fl. Mcintosh and Miss Ida
Campbell for the past week returned to
Humboldt Saturday afternoon.
Robt. Reed, John Hill, Geo. Ladd
and James Dumas are preparing to re-
sumo their quartz and placer mining at
Cinnabar Mountain where prospects are
very fiattering.
DR.. H. b. Mcdonald of Wadsworth
made Lovelock a professional visit re-
turning Monday night. The Doctor is
welcome visitor and his many friends
are always glad to see him.
Henry Thies harvested 13 sacks OF
wheat to an acre which is over
three-fourth of full crop in a good
grain season. Mr. Thies is an energetic
rancher and says he always has fair
crop.
Quite number OF Lovelockers are
taking their summers vacation at Kiles'
Hot Spring. Among those that are
guests at that place are: John Hill
and son, I. Hanson and family, Mrs. A.
Westfall and children, and John Reed.
If the DISPATCH representative Is any
Judge of good bread he can truthfully
say that he never ate any better than
that made of Lovelock flour. Better was
never made and to test this statement
buy it and try it. Cooks say little less
Yeast should be used as the Hour IS
| stronger and rises easier.