The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-04-15
SOME PEOPLE WE KNOW

sister.
the residence where DIR. Huntington
formerly lived. The folks are all well
and happy. Bessie was home on visit
and Jesse is secretary to w. f. Mahl.
A. 7. Clippenger is working in the
Sacramento shops. He fell from an en-
gine two weeks ago injuring his spine.
laying him up for ten days, and necessi-
tating a surgical operation. Mrs Clip
penger and ALA are well.
Matt Campbell OF Reno is being treat
ed for very sors eye and is improving.
Hugh Campbell says car inspectors
earn their money in the Frisco yard and
it is dangerous place to work.
Louis Hettenhousen does not improve
any. Eta is clerking in Weinstock &
Lubins San Francisco store.
John F. AItken, Jr. has been in the
city several months.
Charlie Stone OF Carnon is in the en-
poy OF II lumber company of which ID.
A. Bender is a member and officer.
Stone says it is hard to get work or a
foothold OF any kind at the bay n,etrop
oils.
Charles Timly of Reno is under the
care of physician and his health is im-
proving.
Lawfer Dennis is doing Frisco, and
likewise is Joe Miller OF Austin going
the rounds.
H. G. G. Hintze, formerly of Wallstab
& Co., has just returned to San Fran
cisco from trip to Honolulu, where he
went in search of business opening.
He could not find anything suitable and
recommends the islands as n good place
to stay away from by business men and
those seeking employment.
Mrs. w. w. Geery and Victor are oc-
cnpying handsome fat OH 9th street.
Vic is very unuch contented with Sacra-
mento life and is at present running one
OF the seven yard engines. Zue is ex-
pected home soon on vacation from
Mills College.
Miss Josie Wales is married to a rail-
road man and the Wadsworth colony
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Jim Miller has quit the cigar store,
Joined the Salvation Army, and we hear
he and his vile have agreed to disagree
Fireman Chas. Thrall is in Lanes
hospital in San Francisco and will be
operated upon for appendicitis. His
father and mother are with him. Con-
dnctor Sam Roberts is in Sacramento
for the same purpose. He does not know
vet whether an operation will be re-
quired.
Ed O'Brien is taking in the sights at
San Francisco.
Engineers Deitrick, Gamble and Cole
were in San Francisco this week. Cole
has gone to Mexico.
Mics Tena Raphael is head bookkeeper
for the California Ink Company.
Harry Butts is not a success with his
racers aud he and the friends who took
his pointers went up against it hard
when the pride OF Harry's stable was to
come in first and landed twenty-five
lengths behind when the race was over.
Senator Pat Kelly OF Lander delights
in the races and is daily attendant.
George Dickerson, who was waiter
here at the Reception when he joined
the Nevada Cavalry, was taken sick on
the way to Manila and left at Honolulu
to recover. He is in San Francisco now
working on insurance.
Fred Geogg spent a week at the bay
returning to Wadsworth yesterday
morning. He saw bloodhound on the
water front and bought it intending to
delight this village with canine howls.
He got the dog as far as Sacramento on
the way home, but it escaped and is
doubtless searching for grub III the
suburbs.
Mrs. Theo. Wetmore and daughter are
visiting relatives and friends in Sacra-
nicnio.
All the iormer r'sidents oi this burg
ave 4 kiad word !or Wadsworth and