The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-02
LOVELOCK LOCALS.


Cottonwood Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McClain came in
from Cottonwood early in the week.
Mr.. p. N. Marker has moved into his
new house on his ranch below Col.
Marzens
covered for a short time with carpet
of the beautiful.
Jacob Maukenburg has leased from
Col. Jos. Marzen for Il term of four years
some very choice land.
Miss Nellie Williams went to Wads-
worth Thursday to spend New Years
with relatives and friends.
Misses Jennie MeFarlin and Minnie
Lane are spending the vacation in Reno
with relatives and friends.
Hon. Fra ncis g. Newlands is now
prepared to furnish any one who may
write to him from this state some choice
flower and garden seeds.
Messrs Turner, Noise and Price of the
Nickel Works have gone east to spend
the holidays with their families. Th,it
return is expected on the tenth inst.
The masquerade ball given in Felz
Hall New l,ar's eve was well attended. /.
Many pleasing and interesting cl aa :
ers were present. The music was good
and all participants had very enjoy
able time.
II. Stoker and sons are busiy engaged
clearing, leveling, and draining Section
10 which they have leased from S. Il.
Young for term of years. The land i
OF an excellent quality and with pro-
per amount OF water ought 10 yield
very large crop OF wheat.
Ella May Carpenter and a friend
from. Sacramento arrived on Christmas
day. Ella has improved very much in
hea III, many oi her friends scarcely
knew her Upon her arrival she found at
home an elegant piano which her par
ents gave her as II Christmas present.
The Christmas tree donation this year
amounted to 1919. Alter paying all
bills there was lett $l0.90. liz addition
to the amount donated for the Christ
mas tree there WAS $l3. given to the
Sunday school 10y some oil our enterpris-
ing ladies'. We hope those ladies will
not forget our public school library.
A committee will be appointed by the
school to visit The people of Loveork to
solicit donations for library purposes.
The re are many other ways that Il iibra-
ry fund might be secured. But all have
their objections. Ii entertainments were
given it would take the pupils from
their studies 80 that they could not do
the required amount OF work. This
would be robbing Peter TO pay Paul.
At the Christmas tree exercises in the
School Hou.e .e Hall on Christmas eve
the children acquaitted themselves in
their usual honor. The exercises con-
sisted of cantata entitled Father
Time" given by the pupils of the Fair
View AID town schools. Miss Addie il
Stoker, assisted by Miss Nellie Williams,
trained the pupils in the music for the
exercises. Much gratitude is extended
to the Fair View school and to Misses
Stoker and Williams by the town teach
ers ior their valuable sistance'
Senator John p. Jones has rival for
his seat in the United States Senate in
the person oi Hon. George $. Nixon of
Winnenucca. We hope the one that
will represent us the Lost ably will be
the one chosen. True patriotism and
real statesmanship should be the test.
Who will do tie most for Nevada aud
this country OF ours? the day uf party
dronrs and glove-ling"red capitalists is
past. We need men in Congress who
will WORK for Us with uutiring energy.
There are many nec,liui internal im-
pruyrnents which or representatives.
shuIld strive for. Among the most ill
,orlant, especially fpi tias section OF the
country, are teccrvoirs Tor holding ;i sui
ticirni aniounto water IL wArran Arrop