The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-28

The Gazette says Mrs. Hartley bias
has not bought another house AMI lot IN
Reno and hasn't money enough 70 buy
a lot let alone a house.
London is suffering from a plague OF
lice and some oil the swell set OF New
York are trying to import Soine TO urn
loose in their private residences. SO,
deucedIy English, you know.
Alvaro Evans has a man in the
northern country, says the GAZETTE,
buying up feeders for shipment to Ne
braska TO be fattenel on corn. He viii
buy about 2000 head aud will ship on
the Oregon Short Line.
Wadsworth Lodge No. SO, has elected
the following representatives to the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows to he held
in Eiko: T. II. Bastian. r. l.. Fuller.
f. l.. Voorhees,, Jno. Sch Nandt, j. f..
Crosby and n. A. Hummel. u
The outlook is thai the California
wheat crop will be a failure on account
OF lack OF rain. Prices will doubtless
Justify nevada farmers in shipping their
surplus grain this fall. The crop in this
State will he extremely large.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons Of Neva-
da will meet in Tlko on June 10th. and
10Th; the Grand Lodge OF Knights OF
Pythias ut the saIne place on the 18th
and 10th, and the Grand Lodge of |. o.
O. F. at the same place on the END,
and 23d, 1897.
A Winnemucca lady took compassion
on a hobo and agreed to feed him for
doing some light work. She stepped
out of the house II few moments, leav-
ing three dollars in change lying on a
bureau. When she returned both money
and hobo were missing.
Albert Cushing Crehorne, professor
of physical science OF Dartmouth college,
has invented an instrument called the
syncronograph, with which he claims to
be able to transmit 5000 words Il minute
and by the use of a duplex wire can
handle 5000 words in the same time.
The old Jaw that at this season of the
year a Young mans fancy lightly turns
to thoughts of love does not seem to hold
good in this village as nearly every even
ing a group of weil-to-do handsome
young bachelors may he seen at the pas
senger depot. and not one of them is
counting a fair damsel. And Wadsworth
has more thar its share OF handsome
young women. Wonder what's the
matter.
DR.. III. II. Hogan ia now Medical Di-
rector of the Department OF California
and Nevada q. A. R., he having been
elected to that responsible position at
the late grand session OF the order held
at Salinas. Any good that comes to the
doctor is nailed with pleasure by his
friends, OF whom he has a host. He is Il
man we honor for his conscientiousness
and we are glad to note anything that
will contribute 10 HIS happiness.
1t is only once in Il while that the
planet Mercury is easily visible and yoi
will have an opportunity To see it this
evening and tomorrow evening. 1T will
not set until nearly two hours after the
sun goes down and will be fairly con-
s%picuous in the western twilight as a
rudy star of the first magnitude, rather
Brighter than ~Aldebaran, and IA little
puth and east OF the Ple,ades. 1t is the
nearest to the sun OF all the planets.
Ask your teacher to point il out.
Last week a four horse team ran way
with the Pierson boy who works for L.
G.. Herman and Il heavy drill harrow to
which the team Was hitched passed over
his legs. The machine had beet thrown
out OF gear while he was getting one of
the horses ont of the stretcherS Or George
would have been cut to pieces. The
struggling horse kno,'ked the young fell
low down or the team would never got
away from him. A few days brfort IA
Washoc zephyr blew the hay rack off a
wagon he was ON and imprisoned the
boy underneath. The stakes prevented
the rack from crushing him. In neither
case was the boy at iault and it seems
like a chapter of ac.itents to le %contin-
uad by one more tu make tht proverbial
tiiere Ia n bunch.
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