The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-06-10


The entertainment and social given
Monday evening at Union Church bs
the Ladies' Aid Society was ii success in
every way.
Wadsworth Lodge, Z. b., F. < \. NJ.
will meet on Thursday l1th inst at . p.
m. A full attendance is desired a. bas-
mess OF importance will be Transacted
o. Madden left Monday Tor Grass
Valley by team. He has secured EN-
ployment as night Waterman at one Of
the mines at that place. May he have
the best OF luck in his new home is our
wish.
The Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias
meets in Winnemucca tomorrow. Grand
Chancellor Hnmmel and Grand Repres-
entatives T. j. Yeargin, &. A. Macpher-
son, A. Steele, J. F. George and &. d.
Norman will attend.
A man went into the store OF a
merchant who didn't advertise and found
him busy. The vendor OF unadvertised
goods had a Waterbury watch and the
itch. When he wasn't winding the
watch he was scratching himself.
The Ladies Aid desire to thank all
those who SO kindly ~patronized them
at their last social, and especially those
who so ably TOOK part in the programme
or in any other way assisted. Especially
to w. II. Gladding for drayage and the
Wadsworth DIsPArcH for advertising.
We take the following items from the
report made by Miss Gertrude Dunlope,
School Census Marshal for Wadsworth
school district Number under g years
OF age, 1876 number between Is and
q years, %. The number OF children
under 81 years of age is 347 and all are
American born.
While building the foundation for the
pavilion the boys unearthed a key OF
brandy and a key of wine. The articles
were stolen from the freight depot a
year ago, the brandy belon ,in1 to Lem
| Allen and the wine to Luce ichinini. But
the boys didn't get a smack at the liquor
after finding it although their mouths
were primed. Too bad.
Gibbons and Clark, two travellers who
had a grievance againse each other, tried
to settle it at IN early hour by a rough
and tumble scrap on Main street. Glib
bons yelled murder Justify, and when
the officers gathered in the scrappers
the room in which they fought looked
like a slaughter house. Judge Hummel
sent them up to give them time to re-
fleet on the error of their ways.
r. Jackinan. a brother OF DR.. f.. A..
Jackman, arrived Saturday from New
Mexico. HIS will make Wadsworth his
home and go into business here with
his brother. MIR. Jackman is well ac-
quainted through this section of the
co ,ntry, having worked for the Southern
Pacific at Browns, Winnemucca and
other points along the road for some
years.
Engineer Alex Pollock returned from
Rockburn, Canada, last Saturday even
ing, whittier he went to see his father
who died while he was there. Mr.. Pol
lock saw Alex Arthur who has a farm
there and reports Alex and family as
enjonying good health and prosperity.
He also saw Bob Arthur who is engaged
in carpentering. The weather was
pleasant there during his stay.
j. A. Gregory struck the right day for
his ice cream opening which was last
Sunday. The day was warm and there
could have been nothing more appre-
ciated han a dish of Gregory's choice
ice cream or an ice cream soda. Lyle
Shepley, one of Gregory's choice GUS
toners, took a nearly spin OF his wheel
and was on deck to be SURF to have the
first ice cream soda of the season.
For SALE CHEAP-A cosy residence of
four rooms, in good locality also furni-
ture sold with the house, or separately.
Inquire OF Miss Nellie Madden.
For SALE OR RENT-A nice furnished
house with good we'll and cellar. Also
5 room dwelling, with good cellar and
water to rent, formerly occupied by Mr..
Royal. Apply to ). Arnstein.