The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-04-08
HOME AND DIGNITY

DR.. A. II. Paradis, of Carson, is the
ouest of DIR. A. Fourier.
seedl 81 apples have at last been pro-
dueed. Now for the skinless grape.
columbia l0-inch disc records COM
nlete. 81. See Jack Adams.
During the last storm Is feet of
snow fell at Blue Lakes.
The little daughter of VIM. Hickey
isyery ill with the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Arthur Meyers is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Karge, of this town.
Ernest Fay is ill with the typhoid
fever in San Francisco.
Mrs. Sam Cohn, Miss Gertie Haas
and VIII Thorn were visitors from
Carson last Monday.
Walter Frey is now employed in the
butehering business at Oakland, Cal.
Mr. Smith, the leader of the Carson
band will be out Sunday to see the
Gardnerville band boys.
NJ. Turner is visiting his daughter in
Reno. He is greatly improved in
health.
Mrs. L. Frey, of Genoa, was very i'll
the fore part of the week, but is now
convalescing.
Oranges. of the best quality can now
be purchased at their lowest price at
E. q. Carr's.
BORN-In Gardnerville, April 9th,
1904, to the wife of Henry Stodieck, a
son.
A party is being organized here to
send man to Goldfield, to look over
the field.
Song and praise service at the Meth
odist Church Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
BORN-In Dayton, April LIST, 1904,
to the wife of Maurice Mann, a
daughter.
The Rev. John J. Pardee will
preach an Easter Sermon at Mottsville
Sunday afternoon and at Genoa in the
evening.
The County Commissioners held
their regular quarterly meeting in
Genoa last Monday. Proceedings in
another column.
Lloyd Wooley, who was employed
with the Surveyors in this valley, is
very i'll with rheumatism at the Ritch-
ford Hotel.
Mrs. Woodbury., president of the
Rebekah Assembly State of Nevada,
will visit Martha Washington Lodge
on Friday evening.
Capt. Curtz, who has been in San
Francisco on business connected with
Alpine's leading industry, was in
Gardnerville Monday. He expects a
lively season up his way this summer.
House cleaning time is here and the
heads of families are prepared to ac-
cept invitations to fishing clubs or
Zen for change of scene would seek
the shades below.n
The town is very quite and local
news is scarce. No one seems to have
life enough to Kick up a row, get
married or do anything else worthy of
record.
Frank Golden, the Tonopah bo-
nanza king, Wed. took a shot at j.
G. Martin, tenant. He was arrested
by Officer Farrell, and late released on
bail.
Jack Adams will sell you anything
from sewing machine to an automo-
bile. Automobiles, $3.50 to $1,000
Pope Mfg. Co. Leave orders at East
Fork Hotel.
wednesday was drummer day,
there being no less than seventeen
Knights of the road here ON that day.
evidently business in Gardnerville is
picking up.
There are always difficulties too
numerous to mention in getting out
tne first issue of a paper. And, read
ers, we trust that you will benovently
overlook the obvious defects in this,
the initial issue of the RECORD CoUR-
TER.
In our writeup of the fire which
destroyed the home of C. M. Henning-
sen 1t is stated that meats were being
dried in the wash house i'm which the
IRE started. Later we learned that
such was not the case. The house
was used exclusively for washing and