The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-21
BREV1T1ES.

Mrs. l.. l.. Sanford is OH the sick list.
Attorney Z. R. Dodge was in town
Sunday.
Business still continues brisk ON the
railroad.
Sheriff McInnis visited Olinghouse
Canyon yesterday.
Kate says she can see the son ris,
nearly every night.
Il. b. Fairbanks has had a large artis-
tic sign painted on his studio.
District Attorney 1. II. Kent and wife
OF Churchill were in town Sunday and.
Monday.
Mrs. S. Golding and Misses NaIfic
Drisyoll and Lottie Golding are visiting
- ,Truckee., p,4
Mrs. Canyon departed for Colorado
and siiss / eaIfi'i~e Tor Ma,ne Oh mo.,.
days No. 3.
Mike has a gentleman escort. That's
all right Mike he escorted you where you
wanted to 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byrnes are to
take up residence here and will live on
Reservation street.
DR.. H. B. Mcdonald will leave Thurs.
day for An extended professional trip to
tue eastern part of the State.
Mrs. s. Beemer attended the funeral
Mrs. Archie Trewick at Truckee, which
took place yesterday at that place.
Supt. Agler, Asst. Supt. Fitzgerald,
Master Mechanic Luckett and Clerk
Helmore spent Monday night here.
The Saturday evening socials are very
pleasant affairs. Mrs. GOwan proves
to be- q good manager for these events.
We have heard OF people falling dead
but the latest accident was that OF an
angel, dressed in white, apparently fall
ing dead.
Mrs. w. G. Hall and children, and
Miss Mamie Nowottony expect to leave
for Reno Thursday where Mrs. Hall will
visit for q week or two.
The Yerrington Rustler rays F. G..
Everett has struck q four-foot ledge of
$50 rock in his Top Notch mine. The
hills in that vicinity are alive with pros
p~ectors.
There are nov twenty-five freight
crews between Wadsworth and Carlin.
All r making full time and the COM
pany il doing a rushing business.
Mrs. W. F. Hunt writes to q friend
here that she is spending the summer
at Brussels, Belgium. She is delighted
with that city and has her little daugh-
ter Helen in school at. Brussels. She will
leave for Paris in October.
Fred Small was in town Monday. He
rays that he has just visited the eastern
part of Churchill county and that the
squirrels are very bad in that section.
The grain crops of w. C. Dalton and
James Danielson have been totally de-
stroyed by these pests.
Asst. Master Mechanic II. H. Forney
left last evening for the Summit for an
outing. J.. W. Small, foreman OF round
house at Winnemucca, will act in Mr..
FOrney's capacity during his absence.
Bob. Johns has gone to Winnemucca to
act as foreman while Mr.. Small 10 here.
A gentleman who is evidently trying
to square himself with maiden lad,ee
who have passed the blushing period
gives this definition of an old maid !:
IAN old maid is q woman who has not
been fool enough to be fooled by every
fool who has been fool enough to try to
fool her." ~
In another column will be noticed the
advertisement of Or. F. J. Peterson. of
Reno. He makes a specially chronic
and nervous diseases, etc. The doctor
has permantly located in Reno and
zones to that place highly recommen1ed
AZ an eminent physician. His Office
rooms are in the new Investment Build
ing.
Colonel Charles F. Croker, Vice Pres
ident OF the Southern Pacific Company,
died ut his home "Uplands," San Ma
tso county, California, at 7:l5 O'clock
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