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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1896
Page
4
A partial weather summary notes upcoming days of variable conditions across regions including possible rain and cooler spells. Forecasters project a front moving through early in the week with temperatures dipping before a milder, wetter pattern near the weekend.
Miscellaneous notices and gossip from local residents and visitors, including weather hints, fishing conditions, travel updates, club formations, political chatter, and social events. Readers are urged to watch for melange of names, places, dates, and local happenings, with reports spanning from McKinley clubs to school visits and lake speculation.
The Wideworth Foot Ball Club held a Friday evening event at Must Mall described as a rousing, well attended dance with decorated rooms, a washed orchestra, and an active organizing committee. Mamie Donelin won the most popular young lady and best lady waltzer, Will Short the best gentleman waltzer, with others handling hats, cloak room and refreshments as the club thanks all who helped ensure a successful evening.
Last Monday evening E G Green and Rehoova Shmpeon joined in matrimony. Garein of Wadeworth, recently of Curlin, was best man. Rachel Dagiey of Curlin was bride. Gregory, long resident of Wadeworth, famed prospector who located the Jim Blaine mine, sold it for a fortune. The community wishes the couple happiness and prosperity. The Dispatch notes the groom’s generosity and the newsroom gifts cigars for a week.
The Republican State Central Committee met in Arlington on Saturday at 12 30 PM with all counties represented. R K Colcord presided as chairman and resignations of Trenmor Coffin and J B Overton were accepted. Overton’s vacancy filled by Wm McMillan, Coffin’s by Abe Cohn. H A Lemmon named for B J Parkinson, Patterson for Cudily. Win McMillan named Vice Chairman. State Convention set for September 17 1806 in Carson City at 10 AM with primaries August 20. Delegates allotted one per county plus one per 50 votes or fraction over 25 for governor in 1804.
A Denver druggist suggests a freezing method for ice cream using a weak sulphuric acid mix and Glauber salts to congeal in minutes. Separate item reports preliminary hearings for Thos Halkac and Joseph Porter on train wreck attempts, with engineer noting possible revenge motive. A West Brim Held merchant endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat and lung ailments, praising its safety for children.
Massachusetts notices announce Lottie Gale a Conservatory of Music graduate from San Jose will teach a limited group of pupils at L Hettenhausen residence. Gale is highly recommended and well known to Wadsworth residents as a talented musician seeking inquiries.
Theo Wetmore offers a cottage on River Street Terraye Utah for sale or rent. Prime town location with abundant hydrant water on premises. Includes good out houses and a large back yard suitable for horses cows or chickens. Reasonable terms. Apply by letter to Theo Wetmore.
An old style notice seeks workers for easy home tasks paying 10 to 18 dollars weekly. No books no experience required. Bonafide offer with no catch. Send a stamp for details to E Hermann at 215 South Sixth Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Notice announces that the author has been unexpectedly called away and creditors will be called to settle accounts at the business location. Long-standing balances are due and payment arrangements will be pursued until a settlement is made this pay period.
A notice advertises Gila Magic Catarrh Care offering free treatment for catarrh. The practitioner will treat all patients at his residence at no charge. The message emphasizes accessibility and the personal nature of the service.
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