The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-25

Thos. Dolf and wife gave a reception
last Tuesdoy evening at their cosy lone
at Fallon and about fifty friends we're
guests.
The ccurtmartial in the case OF Cen
eral Egan resulted in ths dismissal OF
Egan from the service OF the United
States.
N. A. Hummel, Geo. Frazer and D..
II. b. Mcdonald are witnessing the ex-
element Of tie election OF U. 5. Sena-
tor at Carson this week.
A. T. Mpsttetti, al Austin is visiting
San + francisco. He came overland from
Austin and says there is considerable
snow between here and that place.
The proper thing for the Silver Party
to do now is to hang a portrait OF New
lands alongside one Of Carlisle in the
rogae's gallery Of the party.-rimes.
L. J. Lambert has secured the build
ing formerly occupied as the millinery
parlors, and fitted up II very neat barber
shop. See advertisement in another
column. -
Little Dannie Donelin, George Goldie,
Mr.. Porter's children and Roadmaster
Mckenna's baby are among the child
rem who are taking their turn with the
measles.
Everyone should try and attend the
Knights masquerade bail. The pro-
ceeds will be entirely devoted to a
charitable purpose, and one that vitality
interests all our people.
G. Uniackie, OF LOvelock, and man
ager OF the club rooms OF The OWL
spent Saturday here. "rhe OWL is n
~verylpopular restaurant aud resort run
by Brearley and Uniackie.
The attendance to the Saturday %socials
is increasing and the affairs are hecom
ing very pleasant AMI popular. Figure
on dropping ~iarounj next Saturday ev, :
ming and having al enjoyable time.
ST.. CLAIR, NEv., JAN. II, 1899.
WADswoarH DlsrArcH There will be
a mask ball at vauyhn's Hall on the
evening of Feb. IA, 1899. All are TX
pected. Supper by Mrs. McCulloch.
Tag BOYS.
Newlauds said at Reno that the reason
he came here was ~ couldn't live in
California" II is true he Was turned
down by the Stockton convention, but
no one before supposed he took his
defeat so seriously .-Carson Appeal
He can't live ia Nevada more than he
has to in order to hold his job.
A petition to have Mrs. Georgia Dilley
appointed postmistress here is leing
circulated around town. Mrs. Di.ley is
bright and apt and would fill the posi-
ton well. She is a widow and wholly
dependent upon her own resources for II
living. The petition had its origin
among the railroad men.-rruckee Rt-
publican.
A certain young lady was caught
kissing her sweetheart the other morn
ing. Her mother took her to task for
such actions, but the girl silenced her
by this quotation: Whatsoever We
would that men should do unto yon do
you even 80 unto them" The old lady
wilted; memories of old were brought
forcibly to mind.
No health person need fear and dan
gerons onsequences from an attack OF
Ia grippe ii properly treated. 1t is much
the same as treatment. Remain quietly
nj home and take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy as directed for " severe cold
md u prompt and complete recovery is
sure to follow. For sale by all druggists
and the Commercial Co. of Lovelock.y
A most daring attempt Mas made to
wreck the Oregon Short Line pay car on
the 18th. The perpetrators were three
boys ranging from Is to IL years OF aye.
They stole u heavy log chain from one OF
the ranchers near by aud tied it around
the track. 1t was taken off a few
minutes before the car arrived by the
section men. The boys have been lodged
III Jail.
An engineer, speaking OF the new steel
cars, said: Those big steel cars are
terrible in II collision. You see, they
are sossoiid and heavy that it takes an
immense lorre to lit them from the rails,
and they cannot be demolished, and
when a collision occurs the locomotives