The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-10
BREV1T1ES.

Mrs. Short is visiting atSan Francisco
Major W5oten was in town this week.
The tariff bill has passed the Senate.
General powning is up and around
again.
Mrs. ". c. Hall aud children spent
the 4th at Loveloek.
A. K. Jeffreys was in from Churchill
Thursday on business.
The new town OF Overton out from
Truckee is very lively.
Miss Posy Fellnage is here from Duns-
muir visiting her many friends.
Jas. Wild spent to 4th in Churchill
and did a little haying on the side.
C. w. Kinney returned from Winnie
mucca this week to look after the mines.
Miss May Gillian of Paradise Valley
is visiting her sister, Mrs. K. L. Fuller.
T. W. Griffin is here representing
Nevada's friend the Sacramento Bee.
Miss Alma Crum of Battle Mountain
spent the week here visiting friends.
There is Il greater demand for cattle
now than for.any time for the past ten
years. q
Mrs. I. J. Yeargin and children have
returned from their months visit to Cal
ifornia.
Commissioners w. d. Epperson OF
Churchill spent the 4th with his family
in town.
Mrs. John Cook and children, and
Miss Clara Finley are visiting at
Truckee.
Miss Ehe Truman and Miss Lola
Wiley have returned from "a visit in
Churchill.
Misses Winnie and Edith Bellam and
ard Miss Mabel Payne are Wishing at
San Francisco.
Mrs. A. II. Griswold has returned
from an extended visit to Nebraska and
other parts east. !.
The Christian Endeavor excursion
all in all, has left between $4,000 and
$4,000 in Wadsworth.
A small unfinished house wanted by
a renter. Those wishing to rent should
leave word at this office.
G. L. Mclean and wife are here from
Fresno on u visit. Miss ALA Clippen-
ger returned home with them.
Manager j. A. Fillmore spent several
days here but found everything runnIng
80 smoothly that he departed Tuesday.
N. A. Hummel will leave Monday or
Congress, in Salt Lake City W. a dele
gate.
Train Master Donelin and Asst. Mas
ter Mechanic Forney are entitled to a
great deal of credit for able work during
the rush.
The Justice Court has been busy
grinding out mercy to ~repentant cele-
brates and keeping up with the lively
times 80 general in town.
Miss Borland and sister Mrs. Julia
Taylor and Miss Alice Steele Of Rye
Patch spent this week here visiting and
returned home yesterday.
Saturday afternoon a colored woman
jumped from train No 2 at Vista and
was badly cut about the head. She was
taken to the county hospital.
Wheat il going to ruin in western
Kansas for lack of hands Ia harvest it.
Where are the C~oxeyites and Debsus-
ties? Asks the Baldwin, Kansas, Bee.
FOR RENr--A furnished house on
Reservation Street. Cellar, water and
handy accommodations on premisces.
Inquire of the Commercial Company.
In reply to a passenger IN Of our
townsnlen gave $50 as Wadsworth's
population. BY the latest returns We
number 1928, something our people
should remember.
Conductor Chase-of not ours-and
Brice and McMasters, entertained the
scribe among Others Monday night.
They are experts in the amusement line
and reeled off story after. story, not a
few OF them extra good yarns about
prominent officials, which no doubt the
Officials would appreciate themselves.