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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1894
Page
3
Local listings show the Sable Singers and Peach's Orchestra performing a concert at Union The Auxiliary Ballroom with proceeds aiding the church. Community turnout urged. attend with a date.
J C Gregory, a 37 year Washoe County settler, is presented for short term county commissioner. The profile highlights his deep local knowledge, honesty, and “plain man of the people” persona, urging voters to support him in the upcoming election while noting he cannot fund a large campaign.
Judge Curler, candidate for District Judge, spoke at a packed Music Hall on Saturday night with several campaign colleagues. The crowd stayed attentive for over an hour and the report urges voters to remember the judge’s guidance for this election and future elections.
A report from Music Mall describes Prof. Allen defeating CH. Gridley in a wrestling match with a large crowd present. It also notes a contest between a Mason Valley badger and Will Hunt's bulldog Mike at Wadsworth, won by the dog. Gridley and Mr. Barage plan likely wrestling in a few days.
Dr. B U Ward has returned and will reside permanently in this city. He can be found at the Diacarcn building on Main Street and offers free consultations with a pledge of first class work and satisfaction.
The Sable Singers performed at the MoE in Truckee's church event on 18 with mixed attendance. Madame Taylor praised for her excellent voice though Miss Pealy Shattuck was not present. Coleman's tenor impressed. The local review commends the trio and notes a good reception if they return to Truckee per the Truckee Republican.
Carson News reports the death of Bishop Manyguy, a respected figure in Nevada’s pioneer days. The piece notes his charitable work, friendships, and strong ties to community leaders while hinting at political figures connected to the event.
Miss Marzen presents a Friday recital praised for patient training and real music. Penelon Orchestra opened with Lohenninger selections, Alla Clippenger and Ella Hetterhaven impressed, and Mrs Jefferson and others received strong acclaim. The students showed high technique, promising continued public concerts every four to six weeks.
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