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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1892
Page
3
The Stage for Showarme and other points in Churchill county departs the Nevada Hons every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at 7 29 a.m. The schedule appears in the Wednesday, November 30, 1802 issue.
Briefs note Blaine ill and Schilling's Minstrels in Reno. Various Nevada items include Bartine and LaGrave illness, wedding plans, band plans, and local visits. Mentions of cave scarlet fever, bar silver fluctuations, Comstock prospects, and regional travels.
We tender thanks to Mr. J. H. Whited Wadsworth Lodge No 33 I C C F Truckee Division No 158 B of L E and others who offered aid and sympathy in our affliction from Mrs B A Cuvren axp Davonren and family
Arrival debating society discusses which brings more happiness the boy with his first trousers or the girl with her first love letter. The girl believed to feel more joy. The boy lacks sentimentality in print but the debate centers on early joys.
A note of goodwill from Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and the Distarcn extends best wishes for a long and happy life of wedded bliss. They hope for constant sunshine and happiness for the couple.
The piece notes Wadsworth young ladies resisting influxes of Boston girls and questions Fellnagle Ranch staffing with ten, asserting 25 percent are spoken for and 75 percent should join a kindergarten effort.
The Carnon News notes Charles J. Kappler, secretary to Senator Stewart, won the respect of Silver State editors and reporters during his Nevada stay. It calls him intelligent, courteous, and entertaining, a genuine pleasure to meet.
The funeral for the late B A Church was held Monday at 2 p.m. from his residence under Wadeworth Lodge No 33 L 0, QO F and Truckee Division No 158 B of Ldy. Rev C I Fitchette officiated as the coffin, draped in American colors, was laid to rest with an Odd Fellows burial service. Carriages and processions followed to the graveyard amid heavy rain. Butter, eggs, cheese, bologna, pure Wind bent the Central Market.
One of the week’s social events was the wedding of Mtes Lulu Gregory and Mr. John Scott on Saturday night at the mother of the bride’s Main street residence. Rev W B Pope of Reno officiated. The couple left for San Francisco to honeymoon and will reside in Wadsworth. A partial list of gifts followed, including a china tea set and a gold $20 piece.
The notice states engagements between Hermine Weibgen and Capt. Carl Wallatab of Wadsworth, Nevada, in North America, and mentions Guawana Weinnes and Wire and Antonie Weibgen née Hense of Braunchweig in November 1892, with further notes on Cant Wantstan of Wadsworth.
The 8.1. band comprising Palmer, Goodwin, Haight, Curran, Super Frossig, Keyes, Whited, Lewis, Hubbard and Foulks is duly organized and holds practice three times weekly.
On Thanksgiving evening a highly enjoyable entertainment was given by public school pupils at St. Clair under the management of teacher Mrs Ida Mapes. A crowded house from across the county attended and the program was interesting, instructive and appreciated by all. The informant says the pupils and teacher may well be proud of their success.
Sheriff Donnelly received a report from Bill Gibson that four Piute boys fled the Indian School in Carson and were believed to be near Dayton. A Piute accompanied the officers to identify the youths. they were found across the river and returned to the school the next day.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes the Air Line project collapsed in the pit of defeat while the San Francisco Report claims election results favor the project and it will be pushed to completion. W Pinniger in Reno remains the old established druggist for prescriptions and orders.
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