The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-15
Bicycle meeting tonight.

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Bicycle meeting tonight. Bush
ness OF Importance will come up and
full attendance is desired.
We are informed that the Long
fellow Mining Company will start up
there mill in Pine Nut Monday.
James Curry of Bodie with Andie
Arrild's team was in town this week.
after load of grain.
Mine host Ellis of the Alpine House,
Markleeville, and Mike Sullivan were
visitors during the week.
Free high wire performance Satur-
day, July 10th at 8 p. m. in front of
Godfrey's show tent.
George Dangberg, who has been at
tending school in Salt Lake City, is
home on visit with his parents.
WANTED-A girl to do light house.
work; wages good. Apply at this
Office.
Miss Rose Hatch, who has been the
guest of Mrs. William Dressler, de-
parted this week for her home in
Haywards, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Platt, and their
son, Sam, the brilliant young attorney,
were visitors from Carson last Sun
day.
Miss Francis Pike of Reno is ex-
pected today at the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fay, as the guest
of Miss Lillian Fay.
Mrs. Roberts of Winnemucca and
Mrs. Sam Davis of Carson were in
town last Saturday on their way to
Lake Tahoe.
Ollie Ward, the popular tonsorial
artist, has purchased the Harris barber
shop in Carson and will take possess
ion next Monday.
Tom Berry, brother of Mrs. M.
Fay, and representing II. Rinaldo Co.,
cigar dealers of San Francisco, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Starke is visiting friends
in San Francisco. From there she
will go to Grass Valley for a short
visit.
Don't fail to see the family of aero
bats with Godfrey's tent shows
Saturday, July 10th. They are
wonders
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Newton, who
have been holding evangelistic serv-
ices here during the past two weeks,
left for Pacific Grove last Monday.
The great Godfrey family will ex-
hibit in Gardnerville, Saturday, July
10th. They have their own tents.
General admission 25 and 90 cents.
Al Boles, who is mining in Red
Canyon, came in Wednesday for
medical treatment. A misstep while
placing timber in the shaft injured
his back.
Henry Slingerland of Yerington
was in town this week with two big
freight teams on the way TO Lincoln,
Placer County, where he will haul ore
for mining Company.
One of the summer resorts at Tahoe,
comprised of number of cottages has
failed to open this season on account
of the high water which is still over
the floors of some of the houses, it is
stated.
A dance was advertised to take
place in Valhalla hall last Friday eve
ming, but the young men here APP
parently have not enough energy to
attend any social function, and the
dance fell fiat.
Carl Schuman with his moving
picture show entertained a large
audience last Saturday night. The
performance was an improvement over
that given last year and Mr.. Schuman
is always sure of a good house here.
Wedding invitations have been re-
ceived here by friends of the bride
announcing the marriage of Miss
Grow of Oakland to Lieutenant DAILY
on the 20 inst. Miss Grow was the
guest last summer of Miss Ruebel
Martin.
At a meeting of the School Board
held last Friday the applications Of
Miss Mills and Miss Ritchford were
accepted for the ensuing term. The
principalship will remain in allegiance
until the next meeting, when the
various applicants will be considered
Arthur Walters, who has beer