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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
4
Numerous brief items note a Grand Jury meeting at 10, Hartley vs Foley estate anew, and Mrs G Morsey vs A Gregory still pending. Reports cover health, weather, counterfeit coins, cattle sales, marriages, local politics, and upcoming events in Reno and surrounding counties.
Dr D W Wiles of San Francisco will visit Warteworth on December 15 and stay for a few days. The notice mentions tests and adjustments for reading, with eyewear fitted for near and distance use, addressing sufferers of headaches and signals.
The Ladi Aid Society holds its Annual Fair at Musi¢é Hall on Monday afternoon and evening December 1. A musical and literary program with tableaus will be featured and a small 10 cent admission will be charged for the evening. afternoon admission is free. The event promises to be one of the society’s best efforts yet and invites strong support.
Daasing Schoal schedule lists weekly performances at Music Hall every Wednesday and Saturday evenings with theatre and social events. Children’s class noted Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4, led by Miss Ot Zina.
An advertisement offers wood orders at WoT Golding's with a last cord guarantee and delivery. Prices listed include single cord four fifty, five cord lots four dollars, and stove length three dollars.
A terse town note urges residents to avoid joweling agents and to use the District Of Heeur Post Office for orders and payments. The message warns of consequences for dealing with unofficial intermediaries and hints at forthcoming price and payment details in the weekly issue.
Knights and Ladies at Fraternal Hall hosted a lively social evening with music by Bob Lele and Mia Pearl Pike, dancing until 2 am. Mrs. T. We Fitsterall won an altar clock. Nicholls took the progressive prize. Jd. Fife claimed a rubber ball prize. guests enjoyed cards, speeches, and a festive atmosphere.
Robert Muir Beatty died in his Arlington room in Carson Thursday afternoon after a long illness with vertigo and prior health issues. Born March 4 1850 in Mount Morris Illinois he was 46. He moved to Nevada in 1868 studied law, served as District Attorney Eureka County 1887 and as Nevada Attorney General on the Silver Party ticket in 1900. He was a Knights of Pythias member and the funeral will be under their auspices with state honors as appropriate, with Governor Swindler to appoint his successor.
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