The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04
LOYELOCK LOCAL S,


Chas. Biggs he's built stable ON lis.
ranch Il
Justice NJ. S. Bonniiield was in town
Sunday.
l.. j. Feliz returned from San Francis |
co Saturday.
The schools throughout the valley |
VIII open on the 9th inst.
Miss Jennie McFarlin is spending the |
holidays with her parents in Reno /.
The ice that is being put up at Love
lock this year is of an excellent quality.
Cot. Jos. Marzen will have his large
zee house at Truckee filled this month.
Peter Wilcox and family of Rye Patch
spent Christmas with Lovelock friends.
Robt. Cozzens of Carlin spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Feliz.
Robt. Welsh went to Table Mountain
Tuesday to look after the interests Of
his sheep.
}. IL. Thies and Chris. Jasperson left
for Kennedy Sunday to look after their
mining interests.
VIM. Looz is now able to attend his
ranch again. We are all glad to see you
out again Billy"
ID. S. Truman the attorney from Win,
nemucca was in town Saturday on pro-
fessional business.
Dan Gallagher shipped to S. F. car
load of very choice lambs which he pur-
chased from Robt. Welsh.
A new electric belt is now being used
in Lovelock. For further particulars
inquire OF j. G. Mcintosh.
The Christmas exercises at the school
houses in the valley are said to have
been well attended and enjoyed.
Geo. Peltier and family went to Sac
ramento last week to visit friends. Mr..
Peltier returned home Sunday.
Fred Wightman and wife from Still
water are spending the holidays with
friends and relatives in the valley,
Louis Reese of San Jose, who was
called here by the death of his brother,
John, returned to his home Monday.
John Green, who has been doing as
sessment work in his mines in Kennedy,
is spending the holidays with his friends.
DIR. Mcdonald the dentist is making
Lovelock a visit and is prepared to do
dental work. His office will be in the
Young Hotel.
Ed Stiff commenced work on S. X !.
Young's ditch Monday. That there
will be water in the Young ditch is be-
yond question of doubt.
Mrs. Aubrey Campbell gave her
mother, Mrs. Geo. McCollum, birth
day dinner on Monday. 1t was Mrs.
McCollum's 4lst birthday.
VIM. Downing who was arrested on
the charge of sending scurrilous and
slanderous matter through the mail
was, after an examination in Winnie
mucca, permitted to give $50 bail.
Geo. Lovelock and Mr.. REEVES and
family went to San Francisco last week.
Mr.. REEVES returned home Saturday to
look after some business interests. His
family will remain in the city for
time.
On Christmas night at Feliz Hall
party was given to Mrs. Peter Organ
and family of Rye Patch. 1t was very
enjoyable party. Mrs. b.. c. Parks and
w. Davis furnished the music. Mrs
Organ returned home Thursday.
John Reese who was taken sick very
suddenly on Christmas morning died |
Friday morning between one and Two
o'clock. The funeral services were held |
at the home of Eugene Cozzens. We |
shall miss our old time friend who was
ever ready to do his fellow man a kind
ness.
Mr.. w. J. Langevin went to Reno
Monday where he was united with Miss
Kate O'Hara, of California, in holy
natrimony on the lst, mss. Mr.. Lam
gevin will reside, for the present, in Mr.,
Singers house. We are glad the couple
make their home with us, and we wish
their married life to be filled with pros