The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-08-04

being threatened with a lever. Her con-
dition iavors rapid recovery.
Gold seekers should remember the
the late Of the man who went to Pixies
Peak: Busted b CD"
Mr.. Wardleigh's twins are sick with
scarlet fever at Ogden. The motherless
babes are with their grand parents.
A brakeman named Bowser vas kill
ed at Blue Canyon Monday by being
knocked off a train in the snowsheds.
Jndge Cheney is taking a months va
cation in California. Judge Mack will
attend to whatever court business comes
up.
Tom Blmndell is now able to be around.
He expect to go to Ogden 500 to have
DIR. Perkins operate on him for appende-
citis.
Engine 1876 in now out of the shop,
She looks as good as new and this fact
gives Engineer VanHorn that proud
smile.
An Indian in Reno, whose brother
WAS killed in the wreck, tried to kill a
white man in revenge and had to be
placed in Jail. s.
PIANO-Any person desiring a piano
can purchase one at a great bargaia.
Inquire at the Post Office or of VIM.
MACPHERSON.
The Elko Independent gives warning
to neighboring towns Of a painter named
~tieorse f. Mather, who left that place a
few days ago leaving many creditors.
Engineer VIM. Painter was a witness
in the Coroner's inquest OF William
Craven, the section foreman who was
killed last week near Browns, Monday.
d. NJ. W%ightman, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Wightman and her friend,
Miss Stevens who are on their way to
Mills College, drove in from st. Clair
Monday.
The y. P. has decided to improve all
OF its mainline passenger equipment by
vestibuling the platforms, after the
in which the Pullman 81 eepers
are now being built.
The people Of Nevada, as a rule, do
not take sugar in THEIRS" but their
Senator, Jones. has been in Washington
81 long that he has got into anti Nevada
habits.-Inter Ocean.
/. Mrs. j.. f. George, Alice and Bulah,
left Tor San Francisco Monday night.
Mrs. George and Alice will visit in
Southern California and Miss Bulah will
to Mills College. %
Miss Edna Bean OF Reno is visiting
Mrs. j. Seaman. She is a popular young
lady OF that place instead of being II
as we chronicled last week, hav-
ing been wrongly informed.
Mrs. r. Wetmore and baby are ex-
pected from Ogden oon The friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetmore will be pleased
to know that they are to resume their
residence here.
Mrs. G. II. Turner Of Woodland, CAL,
arrived here Sunday night from a years
visit in the East and is the guest OF Mrs.
VIM. Painter. Mrs. Turner visited this
place about two years ago and made
many friends while here.
E. II. Clay who purchased the Jack
Davis property, has made extensive i'm
p~roveinents Oh that property and when
will be one OF the largest and
prettiest residences OF our town.
Conductor Elmer Potter and wife OF
Los Angeles passed through on No. 4
night from II vacation in the
East. Mr.. Potter is the son of Mrs. j.
+. Moody OF Truckee and has man.
acquaintance ON the Salt Lake and Sac
ramento divisions. They will spend a
few days ut rruckee and vicinity before
their return to Los Angeles.
John Lee sem word to Miss Jennie
Lundy that he had heard the Sunday
school children were TO have a picnic
aud he would be pleased to contribute
toward their. enjoyment and he did so.
Mr.. Lee has for many years been ~
warm friend TO the children and always
remembers them in a substantial way
when occasion OILERS.
Everybody is invited to the Sunday
nirnic In Mr. HrrnInn,s nrnva W.dna