The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-25
LOVelOCk Locals,

Col. Jos. Marzen made trip to Reno
last week. ~
John Sibbald, the cattleman, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. Evans, the cattleman, was in
town Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Campbell is improving
after long sickness.
Paul g. Reid and Cecil Biggs returned
from Trinity last week.
WILDER and Andrew Springer were in
from Unionyille last week.
G. W. Hoyt upholstered Mrs. S. J.
Edmondson = furniture last week.
Mrs. A. Westfall has been quite sick
for several days but is now improving.
Checkers is becoming the fashionable
game in Lovelock i'll the days OF leisure.
Mrs. L. NJ. Pugh returned Sunday
from visit to her husband at Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. H. Stoker has been confined to
the house for several days with very
| sore foot.
Rev. Mr.. Welty has been holding re-
| vival services in the valley during the
past week.
Willie Welsh went to Table Mountain
Monday and will return in the latter
part OF the week.
c. w. Perry, representing Tillman &
Bendel, was in town Saturday in the
interests of his firm.
Joseph Hill is expected home today
from California where he has been
spending y couple OF weeks.
Col. Jofs Marzen is consuming much
of the surplus alfalfa by feeding several
hundred head of beef cattle.
| The party given at Feliz Hall on the
l7th, inst, though not very well attend
| ed, was very enjoyable affair. =
DIR. Hutchins was kicked by horse
last week and was laid up for several
days but is now able to be around.
Mrs. G. w. Williams and daughter
Nellie, who have been visiting friends at
Wadsworth are expected home today.
nI ha
ade party in Wadsworth on the l7th.
inst. He reports u very pleasant time.
F. A. Peltier is rapidly regaining his
health and will shortly return to Love
lock to resume his work in the l.. c. C'
store.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. A. Mcintosh for the
past two weeks, returned to Elko Sun
day.
Mrs. A. Feliz and Mrs. B. c. Parks
left Monday morning for an extended
visit to relatives and friends in northern
California.
Clarence Larson, who has been in the
eastern part OF the State, returned hom
Monday, where he will wait for further
orders from the K. K. Co.
q. w. Tavener has been having his
saloon and residence adjoining thorough
ly renovated and freshly painted. The
work was done by G. w. Hoyt.
q. w. Peltier and family left on the
18th, inst, for California. Mr.. Petier
returned Thursday, but Mrs. Peltier and
daughter remained to visit friends.
Sunday morning as Rev. Welty was
about to step into his cart, the horse
became frightened and ran away. The
cart was badly broken but no one was
hurt.
The Irish Duke will be presented ]
at School House Hall next Friday ew
ming The cast is mainly home taleit
under the leadership of Prof. Smith.
Rehearsas are progressing nicely and an
enjoyable evening is promised to all who
attend
Just before the arrival of No. Satni- |
dav evening, mule was discovered in
the culvert near A. G. Bromis' residence. |
The train was tagged and with consid-
cradle difficulty tn. mule was eXtricat- /
ed. Had it not been discovered in time |
there would probably have been Sc
ious accident, as the culvert is near u
large snogh, and the train would un