The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-25
MARCH 25, 1895
BREV1FlES.

Nearly 3 months more Of school.
S. Arnstein visited Reno Monday.
Billy Feliz OF Lovelock was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Ames went to San Fran
cisco Friday night.
Mr.. Hastings and Allen Lee were up
from the Reserve yesteday.
Business on the road is rushing OF late
comparatively to what it has been.
Mrs. 7. Wetmore returned monday
from a visit to her parents at Ogden.
Main street ssulnes Il fine appearance
since the changing has been at work.
Two large sun dogs Monday morning
are signs of a change in the weather.
John Richards, a pioneer resident OF
Wadsworth. died last week ut San Jost.
Fred Small came in from Churchill
yesterday and is spending today In
Reno.
w. r. Rich, wife and daughter OF
White Plains were visiting relatives here
last week.
Bicyclists are numerous and seem TIC
enjoy the benefit OF good weather and
good roads.
1t tried awfully hard to rain Sunday,
and partly succeeded three or four miles
down the river.
Elmer Jeffrey has returned from Miss
ouri. He thinks that Nevada il good
enough for him.
The Wadsworth, st. Clair and Still
water telephone will be completed in
about to weeks.
All Rebekahs interested in the organ
fund are especially requested to be pres
eut at the meeting tonight.
Mrs. p. McNevin and daughter, Miss
Cecil, LETT last night for Ogden where
they will reside in the future.
FOR RENT-A corner house within
q few seconds walk of the shops. -Four
rooms and water. Inquire at this office.
Bob Johns will test his dynamo e
Sunday. 1t is a very perfect looking
piece OF machinery and we hope it will
be u grand success.
Ed. Short is having his saloon renova-
ted aud artistlcally palered, painted and.
grained. Fuller and Pardue are doing
a No. / piece OF work.
The Churchill ranchers are busy irri-
eating their alfalfa fields and making
good use OF the abundance OF the water
now in the Carson River.
C. III, Stoker OF Lovelock accompanied
his wife and mother-ln-law on their way
10 San Francisco as far as Wadsworth
and returned Thursday night.
The moonlight nights will soon be
here. II this fine weather keeps up,
they will be appreciated by lovers--of
moonlight strolls and buggy rides.
The opera calvin Gray Jr.' will be
PLAYED ut Music Hall, April 10th. 1t
is out of ordinary routine vi Wadsworth
amusements and promises to be II treat.
A hobo Jumped off a train Monday
and espied his partner handling Il rake
in the street. Bo No, 2 stopped work
a ID spoke to No. | but No. l passed
un and knew him not.
Z. T. Lothrop is giving the inside of
the White House Saloon a coat OF pure
white paint, and together with papering
and other improvements gives that rt-
sort a very neat appearance.
Tangerman, the newly appointed Sup
%erintendent of the Hale x Norcross mine
in Virginia City, was escorted over the
Cieiger grade by a committee OF the Vlr-
pinia Miners Union, and told never to
return.
A subscriber to a Georgia paper re-
Gently wrote to the editor to discontinue
it, and made the following explanation:
81 think pepul autent to spend their
mummy fur papers mi daddy didens and
everybody sed he was the intelligentes
in the kentry and had the smar;est tam
A.. vi boiz That ever dug tatsrs.