The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-19
LovELOCK NEWS

well Freddie how are the duckss"
Phillip Skews was in from Nickel last
weeh
The late frost destroyed almost all
the fruit.
Walter Davis keeps good liquors and
fine cigars.
George Ostrander is down from Trim
ity Sunday.
A. F. Sisson of the DISPATCH visited
town Sunday.
The farmers now are busy putting in
their gardens.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Monroe came in
from Nickel last week.
Mrs. f. Munson, mother OF Mrs. J.
A. Mcintosh is here from Elko, visiting.
| j. T. Reid and Mike Sullivan lett TO,
Summit Lake Monday Oh prospecting
trip.
Harry Wightman is up from San
Francisco visiting friends and rela-
lives.
Mr., Behre, Superintendent OF the
Trinity mines left tor San Francisco
Monday.
What's the matter with the Wa,lsworth
baseball nine? Our boys would like a
match game.
Mrs. James B ,ker and children
| White Plains have been visiting Mrs.
Frank Riley.
Are we going to celebrate the Fourtl,
of July? II so now is the time to begin
making preparations.
Col. Joseph Marzen left for San Fran
cisco last week to attend the funeral o!
the late Fred Stauffer.
! Arthur, Mc1ntosh has lost his eve
glasses. The finder will please leave at
| the l.. C. Co. store and received reward.
S. r. Young says crops viii! be- greater
than ever before in this Valley if they
prove to be what the present promises.
Bert Mcintosh arrived Friday from
| San Francisco where he has been study
ing law. We are all glad to see Rerl
and Arthur with us again.
| Frank don't look so well, we guess
that he has been entertaining too much
Never mind Frank the river is raising
and we will have better times.
N. P. Davis and Ellis Bonnifield left
for Kyle Hot Springs Sunday morning
to spend few days, thinking that the
springs will diminish gray hair.
f. E. Allen OF the White Cloud Mines
is stopping in town for few days. He
SAYS that the company expects 10 start
operating withtheir electric plant soon.
Arthur Roger is up from San Fran
cisco. He is brother of DIR. Rogers,
and is well pleased with the manage
ment of the ranch and with the valley
in general.
E. E. Allen, Milton Wallace and Ar
rhur Mcintosh made a flying trip
through the Valley Sunday afternoon.
While touring Mr.. Allen lead in prayer
for the wind to blow-nit; and received
lust, then all joined in pray er(?)
DIR. Fl. B. Mcdonald is expected here
today or tomorrow and will remain two
three days before returning to Wads-
worth. The doctor has made an enten-
sive professional trip throughout the
eastern part of the State.
The friends of Fred Stauffer were very
sorry to hear of his untimely DEATH
The body was taken to Sacramento for
interment, it being in charge OF an un-
dertaker sent from that place. George
Burk went also as lie was friend of
Fred's.
One of our bright farmers has found a
good way to protect the fruit trees from
the early frosts and save the young fruit
At the breaking up of winter he puts
snow or ice on the ground around the
tree. covers the snow or ice with hay or
straw, and the hay or straw with some
earth. Experiments show that this will
retain the frost in soil at the root of the
trees until late and keep the tree from
blooming so early and consequently
| really lessen the danger from frost.