The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-08-26
HO9IE AND DIGNITY


week at Markleeville.
social hop will be given in Val
balla hall on September 3rd.
Andrew Pettegrew. of Reno, was
visitor this week.
r B. Hickey has had 5000 head of
his cattle around Bridgeport vaccinat-
ed for anthrax.a
Ed. Frey and Albert Frey and
family of Placerville are visiting
relatives in Reno this week.
Miss Rada Merrick, after an extend
ed visit with relatives in the East, has
returned.
Mrs. +. Hellwinkle is expected home
today after two months sojourn in
California. Mrs. Hellwinkle's health
ismuch improved.
The Morantes played to small
audience last Tuesday night. The
show was as good as the average that
plays here.
J. +. Powell of Antelope valley was
visitor Wednesday. He says cattle
in great numbers are dying of an
thrax in that valley.
Mr.. Newcomb of the Longfellow
Mining company, was called to
Cleveland last Saturday by the serious
illness of his wife.
Gardnerville 10 taking on a sporty
appearance again. A roulette wheel
is now the main attraction ut the
Criterion.
George Springmeyer left for Stan
ford last Sunday He will complete
his course there this year, after which
he expects TO enter Harvard.
Miss Whitmore who was appointed
principal of the Genoa school, has re-
signed that position to accept place
in the schools of Eureka.
The Misses Virgin, who have been
at Bijou for the past two months enter
tanning their friends in a royal style
with rural simplicity, are expected
home Tuesday.
The smoky atmosphere of the past
week is caused by the burning of $50
cords of wood belonging to some
Carson parties. The fire is near Jacks
valley.
Alec Robinson, who has been en-
ployed at the Nielsen blacksmith
shop for several years, left Wednesday
for Tonopah, where he has secured
employment.
Bert Dake who has had the con-
tract of sinking well ut the court
house grounds in Bridgeport, after
being down go feet had to give up the
job. No water.
On Wednesday Justice Taylor of
Genoa tied knot which made Albert
jackson and Miss Cora Logan, of
Reno, man and wife. The young
couple will make Gardnerville their
home.
Miss Alva Kirkwood gave n dance
at Round Top, her mountain home,
last Saturday which was attended by a
jolly crowd of campers. All had
good time and Miss Caples made
reputation as a cake walker.
II is now reported that the bright,
particular Facts which was to be, will
not make its appearance The people
of this vicinity did not give their APP
proval of the plan and so Gardneryille
will have to move along without "a
newspaper that is a newspaper"
Theo Hofer, Harry Edwards and
Rube Kelley passed through the
valley this week with their automo-
biles bound for Woodfords. The
roads were too heavy to make the
trip one of pleasure and it is not
likely that the gentlemen will repeat
the feat.
The County Superintendent of
Schools requested us to call the at
tention of the various Boards of
School Trustees to the law requiring
them to hand in their annual reports
before the first day of September and
to remind them that the time is near
ly up and that the reports, with two
or three exceptions, are not yet forth
coming.
A severe hat and thunder storm |
visited this section yesterday. The
main body of tie angry clements fol-
lowed the Pine Nut foothills and the
accompanying rear could be heard
distinctly hin Gardnerville. Had the
path of the storm been through the