The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Krunmes, and Mrs.
J. II. Mccullough, departed for Vallejo
Thursday morning, to attend the fu-
neral oil a nephew.
Father Dermody, pastor of the Catho-
lie Church, will hold services in Music
Hall, at Wadsworth. on Sunday next,
the 18th, at 10 A. M.
A new time-card for the summe
months is to be the next thing in rail-
road circle. No figures have been made
made public as yet.
Visit the land of sunshine, fruit and
flowers, and take in the iesIas. The
Southern Pacific gives special rates, and
this is the best time of the year.
There is an opening in Wadsworth for
an energetic mar to start a white laun-
dry, as our people are long suffering
with theChinese "washee washee man."
The switch engine, No. 1897" is in
the back shop undergoing a much need
ed o%verhauling, while a desert eight
wheeler, the tl2l2,'' is doing dutyi in the
yard.
The editor Of the DrsPAToH will take
in the excursion with his brethren of
the Nevada Press Association. The party
will ride through California for ten
Mrs. i. II. Kent Is visiting Mrs. BEEN
er this week. Miss Lillian Kaiser, who
is attending the Teachers Institute at
Reno, and Mrs. Kent will return home
to Saltwater to-day.
The Elko Lodge, Il. O. o. F., elected
the following representatives to the
Grand Lodge which meets in Reno
June IS: Edgar Reinhart, Z. r. Bige-
low, W. A. Massey, George Russell, A.
W. Hennon and W. W. Booher.
The. Nevada Press Association will
leave Rent next Tuesday, on an excnr-
sion to San Jose, Santa Barbara, Los
and tributary points. The
newspaper men will have a delightful
and they are the people to enjoy it.
The Westinghouse automatic air brake
car wa in Wadsworth this
week, equippedin every particular for
instruction to all railway employees, All
men in train and motive power service
we're compelled to attend for instruc-
ton.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Wright of
Grass Valley and Mrs. Mae f. Porter OF
North San Juan took place at Grass
v~alleyson ~Aprif5th.1 Airs. Porter was
the widow of Mr.. Porter, formerly OF
Gazette, a brother Of our County
akHA.
One OF the new postal cars which in
the future will run between San Fran
'isco an Ogden, has arrived in the rail-
road shops in Sacramento. The ear is
ftted with all modern appliances for
handling mail, lighted with gas and fur
with apparatus for cooking.
Wadsworth will blossom like the rose
when the gentle spring time cones in
earnest. Pretty yards, shade trees,
flowers, etc. will be}more in evidences
than usualth year, as everyone seems
to wish to outshine his neighbor in the
shape of embellishments to his home.
While the Republicans are talking po-
litical honors, we arise to remark that
Senator Kaiser Of Charchill, is worthy
Of any honor within the gift of the Ne
people. He is thoroughly repre-
oil the State and Immensely
popular wherever he is known.
The Appeal torned a new volume last
Sunday and we want it distinctly under
stood that the newspapers who do not
make saccharine notices of the event
will get no honied words from this office
when their time comes to turn.-Carson
The Appeal appeals to thou
and is always original and inter-
Miss Zoe Gayton left Ogden Monday
morning on a long walk to Carson City,
which point she is to reach in thirty
three days, dating from Salt Lake. April
LIST, on a wager of $500 to $500, the trip
to be made entirely on foot. Miss Gay
ton will be accompanied US far as Wells,
New, by W. j. Marshall, OF Salt Lake,
and her pet spaniel, Beauty.
A. K. Jeffrey and wife returned from
Missouri Yesterday morning after AN