The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-22


Seymour Jacobs, our esteemed tailor
and t%ownsnan, has returned from Reno
where be has been for The past week.
A walk around Tom Herman's ranch
in the cool OF the evening will repay
you. 1t presents many beautiful views.
When you stop a day in Loyolock call
on w. II. Davis if you want a smoke or
drink. He will alwa, treat you right.
Mrs. W. ]. Gill has returned from a
trip to various points in California and
saws she enjoyed her visit very much.
Rev. B. +. VanDeventer, a brother oil
Rev. DIR. VanDeventer of the Nevada
Mission, died at Los Banos on the 18Th.
1t is quite II long time since we had a
dance AMI we'll be rea ly for that to be
given by the Wadsworth Foot-ballClub.
Miss Gertrude Duniope is taking a va
cation for several weeks and the Library
is being taken care of by q A Macpher-
on.
s Yes, OF course, we van a State Fair.
Put as live IL man as General Powning
at the head of it though. Stir things a
little.
Arthur Macpherson is thinking of
striking out Tor Arkansas early next
month to try the hot springs for his
health.
Several camping parties will take an
outing shortly after the first and every
body who can get away wants to dodge
the heat.
There are some gypsy fortune %tellers
near +. Olinghouse's residence.
Now boys is your chance to see if she
loves you.
The footballists will be our principal
entertainers during the fall and for our
own amusement We should help them
get an outfit.
Walter Macpherson has resigned as
business manager for L. Griswold. He
expects to be relieved about August l by
A. II. Griswold. =,
A proposition has been made to take
Piute Base Ball Club to Sacramento
for a game. We would like to hear from
Manager Dan Dynan.
The Reno nine beat the Truckee nine
at Truckee last Sunday by q score OF 10
to 8. The. Reno's are still the cham
pions Of this circuit.
The picture of contentment under
difficulties is Tom Bastian fishing in the
sun while the thermometer registers 100
in the shade. Nary a bite.
Austie Gray, a young man who used to
live here, has been found guilty of bur-
glary and will be sentenced at Reno to-
day. He has been there before from
Reno.
Reno was full of drunken Indians
Sunday and they had numerous fights.
The result was two mashed heads, a
number of knife wounds and two dead
bucks.
There we're SO many pretty young
ladies in Wadsworth as at the present
time and never fewer marriages. We
are looking for the solution OF this
problem.
Attorney General Beatty is enjoying
his vacation by living in the state room
OF the Tahoe on Lake Tahoe. He feels
greatly benefited in heath by his novel
experience.
Newlands will probably be the tenn
porary chairman Of the Silver Conven-
ton in st. Louis today, for which honor
the name OF q. w. Baker has also been
mentioned.
Mrs. Grace Wood, nee Reed, of Frank
town, suicided at that place Sunday by
taking carbolic acid. She was a sister
to the Reed boys, John and Tom, SO
well known here.
There is a proposition on foot for a
relay race between the wheelmen OF
Reno and Carson, the distance to be SO
miles, 10 men from each club to ride
and each man to ride five miles.
The Short Brothers are busy these
days but the quality of their goods has
much to do with that. They make the
best of all kinds of soft drinks and are