The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-20
Locals.
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From Our Sp ,cial Correspondent

Mrs. W. J. Langevin is very sick.
Mrs. l. NJ. Reeves returned from San
Francisco last week.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens returned from
Winnemucca last week.
Baby Belle Green has been very sick
the last fortnight With lung fever.
Robert Welsh is expected TO arrive
from Table Mountain today.
Mrs. +. Ladd went to Winnemucca
Monday and is expected back today.
f.. X. Dodge OF Reno was in town last
week on professional business.
Mrs. +. A. Peltier arrived from her
home in Woodland California on the
! 10th inst.
L. N. Carpenter shipped carload OF
choice. potatoes to Sacramento few
days ago.
Mrs. l.. ]. Fe!iz was taken very i'll
Sunday evening, but is reported to be
improving.
John Harrison has been shipping
| some choice alfalfa hay to Mr. Shubert Of
Humboldt House.
W. G, Pitt is baling his hay and dis
posing OF it to consumers along the line
of the railroad.
NJ. Biakeslie OF the HUMBOLDT House
on his way to Reno paid .Lovelock a
shot visit on Sunday.
J. H. Thies returned from San Fran
cisco last week and expects to go to the
jackson Creek today.
Last Thursday Geo. Lovelock returned
from Cottonwood where he is engaged
in some mining interests.
c. B. McClain has been working for
the last two weeks on the fiume being
erected by s. K. Young.
DIR. Patterson OF Reno was in town
Monday morning, having been called to
attend Mrs. WI Langevin.
G.. w. Williams of Wadsworth has
been visiting his parents for the last
week, being home on sick-leave.
Little Nellie Crtchley was severely
burned last week by some boiling coffee,
but the wound is gradually healing.
X. Nelson, formerly employed by S. r.
Young, has moved his family into the
house northwest OF Feliz butcher shop.
d. d. Grannis returned to town Mon
day after weeks absence, during which
time he was at work on the new road.
Frank Welsh went to Jackson Greek
the forepart OF the week for the purpose
of aiding j. II. Thies in the rodes of his
cattle.
VIM. Loorz and CIV. McCollum came
in Sunday from working on the road
which is being bnit to the Reno Borax
works.
. Clarence Larson and his sister Sadie
returned from Hot Springs last week
Mr.. Larson was called to that place to
relieve the operator for few days.
On Tuesday, Nav 5, a twelve pound
daughter was born to the wife OF G. b.
McClain. This explains the extremely
happy expression on Mr.. McClain's face
for the last two weeks.
Ed. Cozzens and o. Martin were in
town Sunday. They report that the
cattle which they are caring for are
doing well and the feed on the range is
good.
VIM. Biggs and his sofi Charles went
to Rabbit Hole last week with P. X.
Reid. Mr.. VIM. Biggs and Mr.. Reid
will remain at their mines at that place
and Chas. Biggs and brother Cecil re-
turned the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Feliz returned from
California, where they have been spend
ing few weeks visiting friends and re-
latives in Northern California Mr..
Feliz says that California weather is now
very disagreeable on account of the
heavy showers of rain.
On the 9th ist. the public school was
closed for one week ON account of the
number of children that were reported
to have had the scarlet fever. Later re-
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