The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-06-09
L0VEL0CK NEWS

The weather is extremely warm now
Mrs. NJ. A. Melvin left for Wadsworth
Sunday.
Bert Mcintosh has left for Elko to
study law.
L. J Feliz returned from Winnemucca
last week.
Miss Florence Hill lett for visit to
Wadsworth Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Emmons has returned from
short visit to Winnemucca.
Misses Ida Campbell and Agnes Reid
left for San Francisco Monday morning.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens came up from
Sonora to visit friends. We are glad to
see You again Mrs. Cozzens.
Mark Higgins, owner of the Hidden
Treasure mine in Kennedy, spent a
couple of days in town last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. +. Lissak of Carlin,
on their way to San Francisco, stopped
over one day in LoveIock to visit Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh.
Miss Myrtle Grayson came up from
Reno last week, where she has been
attending the University, and is spend
ing several days visiting friends.
Col. P. c. Hyman, prominent min
ing man of San Francisco and one of
Nevada's pioneers paid Lovelock visit
last week. He is favorably impressed
with the outlook OF Kennedy mining
district.
The following list of letters have laid
in the office till June lst:
James Anderson, letters; J. M. Ben
ham, letters; c. L. Bancroft, letters;
A. s. Bailey, letter; A. F. Carson,
letter; s. W. Crismore, 2 letters; MIR.
NJ. Finnegan, letter; j. F. Kane,
letter; Eugene Lytle, l letter; Frank
McNally, letter; NJ. X. Parsons, let
ter; Judsen 8. Spear, / letter; Mr.. y,
Splain. letter; Antoine 3. Sousa,
letter.
Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised.
L. Z. REID, P. NJ.
The following was the program for the
Lovelock town school,
Song, Welcome" ............ School
Grafton American Literature Belle Welsh
Song "Battle Hymn of the Republic" School
Grafton, american Inventions, :" Ida Billups
Drill, Yankee Doodlos". Primary Pupils
Comparison. "Our Statesmen. Andrew Hill
Colonial Scene,". Students Of the School
Recitation, Ignorance Crime" Ada Pitt
Grafton, "Our Flag" Elaine Campbell
Drill, ... Little Patriots,", Primary Pupils
Grafton, Possibilities of Nevada" Eta Thies
Song ............ "Our Flag" School
Presentation of Diploma.
Song, 1.-THE Flag of Our Union. -. School
The song of "Welcome" by the school
was grand success and after the song
a picture was taken OF the group by
lh
The grafton, american Literature"
by Belle Welsh was very interesting.
The Grafton by Ida Billups, "Ameri-
can Inventions" was pleasing to the
audience. The drill, yankee boobies"
was comical and made the crowd of re-
lation and friends laugh.
"Our Statesmen" by Andrew Hill
was pleasing and stirring to the, people.
The Colonial Scene" by Ada Pitt,
Coral Stoker, Gladys Ritter, Eta Thies,
Nellie Donelin, Elaine Campbell, Ida
Billups, Belle Welsh, Imogene Ruddel,
Mabel Pitt, Emily Shaw, Liddie Ladd,
Alice Rnddell, Frank Parker, Lloyd
Brown, Clarence Young, Eddie Green,
Frank Green, Charles Pitt, Andrew Hill,
James Baker, Averille Green, Johnnie
Welsh, George Laid, Herman Marker,
Robert Welsh, Leland Young, Rodney
Hill, was very nice and admirable as it
represented the original Colonies, the
Aztecs and the Colonial Militia.
The recitation, Ignorance Crime"
by Ada Pitt was very well spoken.
The grafton, "Our Flag" by Elaine
Campbell was great credit to herself
and teacher.
Drill by the school, "Little Patriots"
some though was the prettiest number
on the program and great credit is due
the little folks for doing 80 we'll.
Grafton, Possibilities OF Nevada" by
Eta Thies, the graduating pupil from
our school, was excellent.
The song, "Our flag," by the school