Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-08-30
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Evinces Decided Generously To.
ward His Newly Married
Niece.
A ROMANCE.
He Visits and Comments on Some of Oul
Leading Local Business Houses.

Leading Local Business Houses.
Hettie, May er-er-I-'
but the speaker bushed profusely and
continued to get more and more be-
wldered. Would you-oo-oo-,' =
finally the spell was broken with a
sweet yes-yes, Harry, I've been try
ing TO say yes all this time, I-er-I mean
it, too. And to this day the young
man insists that he popped the cues
ton.
All this happened back east. Soon
Uncle Bill Taylor, Of Wadsworth, heard
all about the affair and at once wrote
Hettle long letter. congratulating her
On what he termed her grit. and
proposed If they would come TO the
growing town of Wadsworth he would
give them a good start in life.
They began to bid loved ones adieu
and soon the eager and expectant young
couple we're speeding in this direction,
and as the flyer relied up at the depot
Uncle Bill was there to greet them.
He leo the newcomers straightway into
prive parlor at the hotel He at
once unfolded his plans and stated first
Of all he would have built and furnished
a modern house.
Since its Uncle Bll's aim for a
modern residence to eclipse any con-
temporary domicile in town. and pos
sessing himself but vague idea as TO
what would be imposing, commodious
and acceptable. he remembered G. w.
Forbes as being in close touch with
twentieth century ideas Of archifec-
ture, as well as assuming contracts for
any character of building. So he
made a bee line to confer with him
and at once made known the object of
his visit. After arranging for the plans
he awarded the contract for executing
the residence to G, W. Forbes. " For.
said he. NOBODY ever questions his in
tegrity or facilities for turning off a
contract to the letter, and on time, too.
The establishment thai is responsible
for about all the properly executed
plumbing. gas fitting and roofing OF
Wadsworth is conducted by John Ain
ley & Son, practical and well-equipped
people, who will execute those contracts
On the Uncle Bill residence. and who
VIII also put In an individual acetylene
gas plant to light the building through
cut. an invention OF this firm that is
highly satisfactory for lighting cheaply
and we'll private or public buildings.
This house is the recipient of the lions
share OF the business in the several
Ines handled, including stoves, ranges,
kitcnen utensils and bicycles.
"A residences ceases to be attractive
or cheerful until it receives the brush
Of the artistic painter and decorator,
chipped in the bride. That's SO,
4ssented Uncle Bill, land III take no
chances on butcher about these con-
tracts either, but I'll see Thomas Gra-
nam about the painting and decorating
and paper hanging. and then we Can
count on moving into tasty pleasing
cheerful home, as I've often heard that
Thomas Graham never spares any pains
or labor to have the contract to the
highest notch and for artistic effect he
has no competition.
Now that the res dence is nearing
completion we'I next take steps about
furnishing ii. 1t shall be par excel
lence OF Wadsworth. so if you Will
ioin me we go over 10 E. Griswold $
big general store and arrange for the
carpets. rugs. draperies and furniture
AS we'll as for the crockery aud queens
ware necessary for the home. Z. Cris-
void can fit us out and out from eel
lar TO garret and in good taste, too,
Tor his house furnishings comprise new
ca cts aid attractive wares. Perhaps