The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-01
LOVe1OCk Locals.

SICK tor the last few days.
Eugene Cozzens has res igned his posi-
tisn in the l.. G. Co.'S. store.
Senator Skaggs of Elko county was in
town last week visiting friends.
Gen. R. M. Clark, of Carson was in
town Saturday on professional business.
Ed Torey went to Kennedy Tuesday
and will return the latter part Of the
week
John Harrison loaded carload of
choice alfalfa hay last week which he
shipped to Truckee.
F. A. Munson, the miner, returned |
from California last Thursday and left
for Kennedy Tuesday.
James Lindsay, who has been at Ia
BILE Mountain for the past few weeks
arrived in town Monday.
Robt. Welsh brought his sheep from
Table Mountain last week for the pur-
pose of having them sheared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer, of Unionville,
and sister, Mrs. Elliot, OF Colorado, are
guests of Mrs. Eugene Cozzens.
IA. Mcintosh has been beautifying
his place by setting out some trees
which he purchased from w. c. Pitt.
There will be no school next week
owing to the fact that it will be institute
week and the teachers must attend the
institute.
Judge Young and family will 60 to
San Francisco the latter part of this
week where he will remain short time
visiting friends.
w. ]. Langevin went to Carssn Mon
day where he appeared before the U. s.
Grand Jury to give testimony concern
ing the mint trouble.
Frank Welsh returned from Jackson
Creek last Saturday. Frank says there
was terrible rain storm in that section
of the country last week.
Miss Ida Campbell, Miss Agnes Reid
and Jno. T. Reid went to Wadsworth
to attend party Saturday evening and
returned Sunday evening. They report
a very pleasant time.
Next Sunday there will be Easter ex-
ercises in the church at 80 p. m. All
are invited to attend. In the evening
Rev. Welty will exhibit picture repre-
senting his own artistic ability in adj
dition to the sermon.
Messrs. Brown, Stiff and Hardesty
brought in some very rich looking ore
from the east range which they sent to
Reno to be assayed. 1t is said that the
ore resembles that taken from the Irish
boys mines in Kennedy.
Thos. Critchley has resigned his posi-
tion in the L. c. Co., to go to Elko to
take charge of the engine IN the -four
mill. He will move his family to Elko
in the near future. His place here will
be filled by Chris. Beck.
The play given in the School House
Hall last Friday night by the Lovelock
DraDatic Club, entitled "The Irish
Doke." reflects much credit upon the
manager, Prof. P. NJ. Smith. The fol-
lowing is the cast OF characters:
Arthur, nicknamed Andy, Prof. Smith
Squire Egan, +. 4. Reid.
Squire O'Grady, Prof. Smith.
Edward O'Connor, Dave McCandlass.
Furlong, English Lawyer &. J. Coax.
Dick Dawson, J. Randolph.
Murphy, Irish Lawyer, John O'Kane.
Dick and H., Villains, f. f. Reid and
]. Randolph.
Simon, O'Grady's clerk, E. L. Reid.
Robt. Emmett, Prof. Smith.
Marie, Roberts sweetheart, Miss Ida
Campbell.
Fannie Dawson, Edward O'Connor's
sweetheart, Miss Agnes Reid.
Annie Rooney. Miss Bessie Pitt
Nance, Miss Maude Rutherford
Kathleen, Miss Nellie Donelin.
Rosina, Mrs. Geo. j. Coax.
Emmett Reid, as Squire Egan, carried
the part well. 1t was rather heavy
character and and his rendition of it
showed that it had been heavy studied |
and that Emmet possesses no small |
talent az an actor.
Edward OConnor was well represent