July Fourth Notes From Carson and Surroundings
July Fourth social rounds mix visits, fair attendance, and local livewire talk. Messrs. Herman and Lundy head to the fair, Wadsworth notes spruce winds, and townsfolk discuss employment, mining revival, and public improvements amid reports of rail and street works.
Fourth of July Celebration Plans In Wadeworth
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen prepare the grand ball in Wadeworth with plans for a large pavilion in Herman's grove and a thirteen piece Reno brass band to lead the day and evening celebrations. Local merchants fund the event and committees are to be appointed. A meeting is set at the Sixprese Office tonight at 8 o'clock to finalize preparations.
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Grand Chancellor Beard Visits Wadsworth Lodges
Eureka's Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, Beard, visited Pyramid Lodge No. 19 in Wadsworth last Monday. He praised No. 19 for being alert and diligent, and joined a late banquet at the Wadsworth Hotel.
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Empire Party Social Promotes Community Spirit in Music Hall
The '02 and '98 Empire Party at Music Hall drew a large crowd for a well attended social and financial success. Decorated halls featured a successful flower booth and a prize winning dress, with ice cream and strawberry booths and a fortune teller tent. Proceeds benefit the local church as organizers thank donors and volunteers for their support.
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Funeral of Comrade Henry ends Carson’s longest procession
Friends and relatives from Ronin Wadaworth and beyond joined a long funeral march in Carson. The service, under the Grand Lodge, featured Rev Nash, a Presbyteran choir, and Mrs Cagwin singing Tired, with 130 Uniform Bank K P Dayton lode and other lodges in attendance. Floral tributes and forty carriages accompanied the procession as mourners recalled a beloved, good-natured comrade.
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