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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
4
A mixed notes column reports quiet New Year at home, residents visiting town, and several small town events. It mentions Liaaie Allen holidaying locally, Fou Rext-Furnished house ads, and various residents including Chaplin Keven celebrating. Also notes legislative talk, a marriage plan for Thowne Kuney and Adaie Donoho, and routine trades and repairs around town.
Shoes half soled for 50 cents with good material and work guaranteed. Anlatie Chee for the atice Jowelve's.
Degree of Honor members at Fraternal Hall honored Maat Chief A T Clippenger before her departure for Sacramento. The event featured social games and a music program by Susie Tredway Josie O'Brien and Alla Clippenger, followed by a supper. Mrs Clippenger received a D O H pin from the lodge to remember her service.
The Boys led by Laula Bryant Chester Epperton Allan Wicklund Clarence Exden Ben Pollock and Roy Pike observed New Years customs with a prank spree. They visited every girl seeking a beau catcher curl while switch engines and road engines were set to sustain the joke. Girls offered treats and stuffed pockets and a jealous bonnet wearer dedicates lines to Cheater Hippervon referencing a green apple boy and his grave.
Notice that mining claim owners of Ulinghouse and neighbors will meet Saturday January 14 at 2 PM at the Slip Mill to organize a mining district adopt rules and regulations and conduct any other business proper to the gathering.
A Wells Herald note thanks friends and business supporters for donations aiding a Christian teen project and public school funds. It reports 40 plus men active at the Ulinghouse canyon mines near Wadeworth despite cold weather with mining operations and prospects in White Horse area advancing.
A telegraph style notice advertises a mail and carrier combination subscription for Waneworm Distaton and San Francisco Bulletin at 6.50 for year, 3.25 for six months, 1.75 for three months, or 7 cents per month, with full AP and leased wire news and renewal expectation. Address provided as Withe Chase, AW eewuterne Disteredr.
The Hebekats hosted a grand masquerade ball at Murle Hall on Friday night. Prizes went to many attendees for costumes and character portrayals including Miss Kate Murphy and Mrs. Win Short. Music by Cascagnetto’s orchestra provided lively dancing while hall decor featured order emblems.
A garbled OCR item lists names and roles such as Prince, Bride, Groom, clowns and dressed participants. It includes a notice to hunters warning trespass on premises with a threat of prosecution by T. G. Heaman. The readable portions resemble a community notice page with costumes and parade references.
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