The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-18
WADSW0RTH DISPATCH.
BREVITIES.
It's cold for April.

Buy your ticket for the May Day ball.
D. NJ. Wightman visited Reno Thurs
day.
Truckee is having a very stormy
spring.
Miss Myrtle Bailey OF St. Clair at
tended the Leap Year party.
u. 5. Fish Commissioner A. B. Alex
ander was in town yesterday.
The Winnemucca young ladies had
their leap year dance last night.
Jack Davis had his thumb badly
mashed while at work yesterday.
Miss Maude Rutherford OF Lovelook
is the guest of Miss Mamie Lane.
Mrs. T. J. Yeargin and children are
visiting her mother at Bakersfield.
1t is said that the White Horse mines
will surely have a mill before long now.
DIR. II. B. Mcdonald is expected to re-
turn from Churchill on this evenings
stage.
Misses Ida Campbell and Agnes Reid
of Lovelock attended the Leap Year
party.
Griswold has just finished unpacking
= fine line spring and summer Dress
goods.
For Sale-A good extension table and
some other household goods. Inquire
OF S. Arnstein.
Engineer W. w. Geery laid off a trip
and came all the way from Rocklin to
attend the Leap Year dance.
The Superintendent's car was in town
Friday and the officials were taking a
look at the various departments.
Boys, now is your choice to get even
with the girls by taking them to the
dance which begins at nine o'clock to-
night.
The newest candidate for the presi-
dental nomination is Representative We
Lintin, OF Michigan, WHO'S being sup
por cd by the A. P. A.
Rev. T. l.. Bellam, Martin Kline, q.
w. Macpherson and W. S. Bailey at
tended the funeral the of late Governor
Jones at Carson Wednesday.
H.. ~ Dahl anI Niaa Dalxoc,a
Campbell of L~ovelock, were married at
Reno Thursday. They are spending
their honeymoon in California.
A. Steele, T. II. B~astian, N. A. Hum
mel and +. l.. Voorhees, were elected a.
representatives to the Grand Lodge of
1. o. 0. F. which will be held at Reno
on June 18th, 1896. ,.
New steel rails weighing rs pounds to
the yard are to be laid on the hill run
between Wadsworth and Truckee the
coming summer. This is all that is
needed to make this piece OF road per-
feet.
AL Gregory is enlarging his place Of
business by adding another room and
show window. AL has lots OF faith in
Wadsworth, and ii more were like him
the ~croakers wouldn't have u show.
For a few days only, to clean out for
stocktaking, | will sell at a big discount
a large line OF goods including gents
clothing, shirts, shoes etc., ladies' and
children's shoes, dry goods, ETC., etc.
+. Griswold.
The present weather il not productive
of "that tired feeling you read about.
The regulation April sunshine and
storm keeps n rustling to keep warm.
First it's a little sunshine then a little
snow"-then more snow and cold wind.
Spring where art thou.
John Smith and wife will take their
departure for Ottawa, Canada, about the
,st OF May. They both go as delegates
to the Grand Lodges OF the b. OF l.. f.,
and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Is. of L.
H., which conyenes at that city next
month. They will be gone about a
month.
Chas. Coker and Thos. Crosby, both
engineers on the Salt Lake division and
~well-known in Wadsworth, are in the
s.. p. hospital at Sacramento undergo
ing treatment. Mr.. Coker's eyes are in Il
$500 =
friends, while Crosby is in a dangerous
condition with an obscure disease of the
TAR. Their many friends are hoping for