The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-24

James Moss has opened the Pony
saloon near the Bridge.
Prof Waits and family departed for
Reno last Tuesday.
Henry Newhaus has entirely re-
covered from his recent illness.
Mrs. Dora Allen has been visiting
friends here this week.
Mrs. Chas. Sadlier and Mrs. Fran
els Frey of Reno are the guests of Miss
Lottie Frey of Genoa.
Geo. r. Staples this week moved
into the Hoffman house, lately oc-
cupied by Prof Waits.
County Surveyor Ezell will leave in
few days to survey the line between
the properties of David Park and f.
B. Smith.
As token of their esteem, the
members of the Junior class of the
local school presented Prof Waits
with an elegant pair of field glasses.
c. I. McEnery, chairman of the
California Cyclers Association, was in
town Tuesday, endeavoring to get the
Gardnerville team into the league.
Miss Ida Planning, who has been
in Sacramento for several months, has
returned to her home at Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Bertha Hoffman, of Sheridan,
who has been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Victor Bull, returned home last
Sunday.
| J. +. Powell, one of Antelope val
ley's prosperous sheep men, was in
town this week, after a load of sup
plies.
A band of wandering gypsies hit
town Sunday but did not tarry long.
A few had their fortunes told, but the
fakirsidid little business.
Martin Sorensen has been appointed
night Waterman of Gardnerville for
the summer months. A better man
could not be found for the position.
The whirr of the sickle is heard
throughout the land this week on one
of the most bountiful crops in the
history of the valley.
Clarence Dangberg has severed his
Store and during the illness of John
Dangberg will have charge of the
Sagebrush ranch.
Miss Hannah and Sam Harris will
leave for Petaluma next week. After
a visit with relatives there Miss Har-
ris will enter the Berkeley High
school.
We are pleased to note the gradual
convalesence of John Dangberg who
has had a hard tussle with scarlet
fever. His children are also recover
ing nicely.
AID Lance, who was seriously i'll here
last spring for long time and went
below for treatment, returned to
Genoa few days ago restored to
health.
After a few hours of undistinctive
sickness, a valuable roadster belong
ing to Chas. Andrews went the pace
that kills. Mason Krummes and Chris
Christensen also lost horses this week
from the prevailing desease.
A son of VIM. Settlemeyer, in the
upper end of the valley, was seriously
i'll with an attack of appendicitis last
Friday. DIR. Huffaker was called
from Carson and at last accounts had
his patient on the road to recovery.
"children's day" exercises will
take place in the Church at Genoa
next Sunday evening. Mrs. John
Simonis has been training the young
people and will give a very pleasing
entertainment.
Here il is after the ides of the month
and not one of the June weddings
that we predicted in this vicinity has
been called Off If something isn't
doing pretty soon in the matrimonial
line, the sub editor threatens to inn
molate himself on the hymeneal altar,
He says Allen Brapp is not the only
eocene rock crystal on the Nevada
journalistic beach.
Through the carelessness of a couple
of young men, who reside in this val
ley, the buggy belonging Ito Godfrey
Cardinal was demolished while re-
turning from the race last Sunday.
The young men attempted to pass
every rig on the road, and were driv-