The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-12-28

MI aid A1i0s 0iiao AhtSiC oAAAfSA
from Verdi Saturday and will spend the
holidays at this place.
w. F. Brown was granted a divorce
from his wife May Brown in the District
court at Reno last Saturday.
Corporal MacEchern, ]. d. Poole,
Rob. Arthur and H. p. Reed were down
from the hills for Christmas.
Very few OF the miners were down
from the hills for Christmas. The boys
are all hard at work these days.
DR.. Kistler was called to White Plains
Monday evening to attend the wife Of
telegraph operator at that point.
Captain De Lamar is visiting the
mines at Silver Peak. We wish he
would do some inspecting over this way
Joe Lindsay, father of George and
Pearl, was at the point OF death with
hemorrhage of tie lunge last week but
is improving.
Gregory wishes to o that he
has a fresh supply OF dates, figs, banan-
as, cranberries, oranges and vegetables
for the Holiday trade.
We return thanks for smokeables and
and turntables left on the newspaper
mans table by Ed. Short. They were
received when most wanted.
There will he a business meeting Of
the Missionary Society on Thursday
next at 3 p. m. Every member is re-
quested to be present at Mrs. Painters
residence.
Sauerkraut and Weinerwurst at Cav
nor's
Monday evening the little Piutes en-
joyed a well laden Christmas tree at the
Government school house here. We
will present an extended report OF it in
our next issue.
Tom Kohler and Miss Mollie A~pplegate
were married on December 4th by Rev.
+. v. Jones. The marriage took place
at the residence of Mrs. Applegate, on
Second Street, Reno.
Some couples don't work well in double
harness, the wife is apt to get a little
sulky, or her tongue gets a Vaughn and
traces of trouble are saddled on their
bro US from the bridal day.
What tho country needs to have sight
of is a religion which will make a man
feel that it is just as cold for his wife to
get up and build the fires as it is for
himself.
The next event will be the masquerade
ball mex Friday evening and the
chances are it will be well attended and
the costumes will be original and good.
Every fellow and his best girl will be
there.
For SALE-A portion of my household
furniture consisting of stoves. tables,
carpets, chairs, writing desk, bed lounge,
etc. Inquire at the residence of A. T.
C~hppenger.
One girl with a toque OF peacock
feathers and eyes made of hat pins
strayed into this Office from the Christ
mas tree. If the owner does not appear
and prove property, the girl goes into
Ed. Shorts cabinet.
"Miss'' Daisy Racket found guilty by
a jury in the Justice court of keeping an
illegal house within 400 yards of the
Wadsworth public school, has appealed
to the District court not to let the $4,000
she was fined go to the school fund.-.
Having a larger stock than usual of
holiday goods, l will make a special dis
count on all purchases amounting to
IS in toys, fancy goods, dolls, Xmas
cards, etc. Iron wagons excepted.
+. GRIswoLD.
The Shasta Conrier says: "a printer
is q nan who lives, eats, wears clothes
and pays debts and taxes-if he has the
money-and yet some people expect him
to live on wind pudding, unkept prom
ises, and exist in oriental splendor.
Paul Lane OF Pine Valley recently
made a sale of 500 spring calves. Bur-
ton Ennor, 90 the Eureka Sentinel is in
formed, paid him $l4.00 per head for the
first choice OF 400 head, and Al. Clayton
gave $3.50 for the remainder OF the
bunch.