The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-05
LOvELOcK LOCALS.

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Mis- Mamie VanReed went to Reno
last week to visit friend.
d. w. O'Connor OF Reno was in town
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. J. Springer of Unionville is re-
ported to be rapidly improving.
Miss Lizzie Borland of Rye Patch is
the guest OF Mrs. Jno. O'Kane.
Mrs. VIM. Pitt and daughter Ada are
expected back from San Francisco this
week.
1t is reported that there is a heavy fall
of snow at North Fork but none at South
| Fork.
Col. Jos. Marzen went to Truckee
Monday to see about filling his ice
! hOase.
Mr.. Wallace, of Sacramento, a neph-
ew of G. w. Peltier is clerklng in the
Commercial store.
| Robt. Welsh went to Table Mountain
the fore part of the week to look after
the interest of his sheep.
Ed Mead of Elko is now helping with
the books in the L. C. Co.'S store during
the absence of F. A. Peltier.
Last Friday J. B. Taylor of Rye Patch
shipped to Miller 4 Lux OF San Francis
co one thousand head of fine sheep.
Judge Riley, Justice of the Peace of
Kennedy, was in town last week After
leaving here he went to California to
visit friends.
G. w. Meacham and daughter Mrs.
Ida Strobridge of Lassen Meadows were
in town the fore part of the week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Hoyt has taken the contract to
paint Mrs. ). ]. Edmonsons new house
which is being rapidly completed by
Curtis & Shaft.
Vanderlect, Miller < Lux's agent, was
/
in town last week and bought, while
here, ten carloads of choice sheep from
John O'Kane.
Report comes from Woodland, Calf,
that F. A. Peltier is slowly improveng
| but Mrs. Peltier has been taken sick
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. L. N. Carpenter returned from
California Sunday where she together
with her daughter Ella have been spend
ing few weeks enjoying the sights OF
the Golden State.
A. r. Edmonson is trying to secure a
valuable piece of furniture from one OF
t.le houses in the southern part of town
with which he will adorn the nices
room in the new house.
Miss Belle O'Neil went to Sacramento
to attend the sisters convent at thai
place. Miss Ella May Carpenter will
attend school at the same school. Ella
is much improved i'll health.
Miss Maud Rutherford of Winnemucca
returned home Friday on account OF
sickness. The Board of School Trustees
of Fair View school have granted Miss
Rutherford leave of absence for two
weeks.
J. E. Jones, the representative of the
Reno FIGURING Mills, was in town last
week and while here purchased several
tons OF choice. milling wheat. Wheat i,
now quoted in San Francisco at $26.5o
per ton.
Among the two thousand keys given
out by the L. G. Co., Miss Barbara Me
Collum held four, one OF which opened
the box containing fifty dollars. Barbara
and her many friends were much elated
over her good fol- tune.
The wedding cards of Charles Stoker
and Miss lara Elain Marker are out
The wedding will take p ace on the eev-
enth inst. Who wil be the next to
make known their declaration of inten-
tions? Don't be afraid yon that are
making serious contenplations.
The new school house was turned over
to the trustees on the list, inst. A. l..
Dunlap is now putting up the new seats
and arranging the fnrniture. School
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