The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-09


Harry Huston is spending his vacation
with Jim Erb at Loomis.
Ed Short is limping around with
rheumatics in his lett knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Cowles have re-
turned from a visit to Truckee.
The placer miners in Olinghouse are
all doing well and making money.
Fred Ward committed suicide at
Virginia City last Sunday evening.
The musical performer OF Spriggs Co.'S
show was we'll worth the price OF admis-
sion.
Freeman Springer and family are en-
joying a vacation at U~nionville with re-
%lations.
The Wadsworth Bottling Works re-
ceived another carload OF the celebrated
Pabst beer Wednesday.
Miss Annie Foster Of Reno and Miss
Mamie Cardoza OF San Francisco are
guests OF the Clay family.
The boundary line dispute between
Lander and Humboldt counties will
come mp in the courts again
The Ladies' Aid Society are to give a
Lawn Social Thursday evening, July IA,
at the residence OF Mrs. +. Hampton.
1t is considered likely that wien the
State militia are mustered in, the place
OF rendezvous will be the University
grounds at Reno.
Thomas Hill was down from Clarks
Wednesday. He reports that his crops
are very heavy this year. He will have
II larger crop Of onions than ever before.
At C. w. Kinney's Wadsworth Drug
store you can find everything in that
line, brushes, perfumes, toilet articles,
in fact anything kept in a first-class drug
store.
The railway mail clerks in this part OF
the country are getting a little careless
and many complaints are made. Mis-
sent stares us in the face very FREE
quently.
The drawing OF bamboo furniture will
take place Saturda, July 8. at 4 p. M.
All parties holding tickets and all mem
beers of the Red Cross are invited to be
present, by order of the president.
During his journey through western
and northern Nevada, the proprietor OF
the Belmont Courier noted that business
is good in all the towns he visited, and
that the people are in good spirits.
DIR. Stubs has returned from his visit
to Churchill county. He reports the
Fourth OF July celebration at st. Clair a
grand success and says he never enjoyed
himself better anywhere. The Doctor is
enthusiastic in his praises OF the good
people of Churchill, says the Reno Jour-
nal.
The Nevada volunteers at Jacksonville
have had their first experience of the
stern realities of war. The company was
ordered out a few days ago to witness the
execution of a Spanish sympathizer con-
victed OF poisoning the water used by
soldiers. The poisoner was shot to death
by a squad OF soldiers.
At the last meeting OF the Ladies Aid
Society the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term President, Miss
]. Lundy lice President, Mrs. w.
Geery Secretary, Mrs. X. II. Williams;
Treasurer, Mrs. j. Beemer; Reader, Mrs.
Stilwell Directors, Mrs. Wickland, Mrs.
Van Horne, Miss A. Blundell.
The members of the militia not having
responded to the call AS they should
have done Colonel Lord recommends
that no aimory rent be allowed after the
present month of July, and also states
that under the existing conditions he
thinks it impractirable to continue the
militia, and that it would be- an injustice
to the taxpayers to do SO.
Delegates from six Red Cross societies
in the State met in Reno and formed a
State organization, with headquarters at
Reno. They elected the following Off
GERS; Mrs. IL. A. Lemon, Carson, Pres
iaent; Mrs. Esden, Wadsworth, First
Vice President; Mrs. Q. Smith, Virginia,
Second Vice President; Miss Stella Web
ster, Reno, Secretary, and Mrs. Frank