The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-29
LOVeloCk Locals.

FROM OIr op eclal correspondent
w. R. Pond of San Francisco was in
town last week.
Mrs. G. Williams has been quite i'll
for several days.
Phil Wolf and james William returned
from Omaha last week.
J. II. Thies went to Rye Patch Thurs
day and returned Friday.
W. G. Savage, the cattle man of Col
conda, was in town Monday.
The May Day party viii, be given FRI
day night, May lst, at FELIX'S Hall.
G, b. McClain has been doing some
carpenter work at w. C. Pitts ranch.
]. H. Thies sold twenty six car loads
! OF cattle to Louis Dean the fore Rpart of
the week. f a r
DR.. VanDeventer will officiate in the
valley and in town next Sunday at the
usual hours.
Mr.. Sutherland OF Reno was in town
Monday looking after the cattle interests
of Louis Dean.
| Mesdames J. and j. w. Springer of
Unionyille went to San Francisco for
medical treatment.
Miss Eta Thies entertained a few of
her young lady friends at her home last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Welty is expecting her brother
in few days from California. He will
spend the summer with her.
F. A. Munson expects to leave for
Elko Thursday where he has secured
employment for the summet.
Lonis Dean bought twelve carloads Of
cattle of w. G.. Savage. They were
shipped Tuesday TO San Francisco. Y
Johnnie and Andy Hill have puachas-
cd bicycle OF the Crawford make. II
is a nice wheel, and they are justly
pfOqu Di IL. s tY =
fMrs.J, Barstow. who has been coniln-
ed 70 her bed for several DAYS with a
severe attack of rheumatism is reported
az improving. ap
F. A. Peltier is expected to resume the
duties as book keeper in the l.. C. Co.'S.
store His wife is not sufficiently recoy,
cred to- accompany him.
G. w. Peltier went to Sacramento
Sunday and is expected to return today.
On the first of May Mr.. 'Peltier will move
to Elko where he will reside during the
summer. set +.
C. III. Colbnrn delivered a lecture in
the School House Hall last week on the
benefits, to be derived from the Alheri
can Protective Association. He aroused
strong feeling pro and con-.
The school in Fairview district viii
close Friday, May |. The pupils, under
the instruction of their teacher, Miss
Maude Rutherford. are preparing ap-
propriate exercises for the occasion.
Following is the time of the arrival of
the passen ger trains in Lovelock accord
ing to the new time card: Ne. l, east
bound, 1920 a. M; No. 2, west-bound,
20 a. M; No. 3, east bound, II :35, a..
M; No. 4, west bound, s 40, p. m. =,
The Arbor Day exercises at the public
school last week were well attended.
The pupils we're much pleased by the
presence of the parents. Such mani
tested interest is great incentive to
good noble work on the part Of the pu-
pills. Ill.
L. N. Carpenter went to the eastern
part of the State Sunday for the purpose
ofsascertaining the true condition of the
water supply He will return the latter
part OF the week and we may expect
some accurate information concerning
the amount of water in the river at the
various dams. J..
The Good Templars Lodge is steadily
growing. New members are initiated
every Saturday, and some very interest
ing literary programs are presented at
the meetings. The Lodge is working in
good cause and should receive the
hearty support OF parents and all who
are interested in the morals Of the peo-
pie.