The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16

Will Frey is expected home on
visit to his parents.
Miss Lena Larson is the onest NJ
the Misses Fay of Fairview this weel,
MACK Bros. will have on exhibition
Monday full assortment of Christ
mas goods.
Miss Hannah Harris will be home
from Berkeley Saturday to visit with
her parents during the holidays.
Joe Harvey of Alpine was in town
this week hobnobing with his manv
friends in this section.
Mrs. Henry Kaiser, of Carson. ia
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
{. Larson.
Ernest Bokelman is still seriously
i'll at the Nevada house. in Carson.
with typhoid fever.
The Coons and Coonesses will all be
at che New Years Coon dance at
Sheridan. The best cake walkers will
be awarded handsome cake.
Robert Trimmer, of Diamond val
ley, has sold his rancq to Robert Trim
mer, Jr. Consideration unknown to
us.
William Ritchford has rented the
fricke buildings. 1t is reported that
he will convert them into lodging
rooms.
e. q. Carr has just received large
assortment of candies, nuts, oranges,
bananas and other tropical fruits for
the Christmas trade. Prices the low
est
lnithe election held in Alpine coun-
ty Monday to definately determine
who should be the Supervisor of
Woodfords district, was decided in
favor of VIM. Bennett by majority.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established
lumber yard at Judge Ezelps, where
can be obtained all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices. &
Call at Mack Bros and watch VIII
Nelson practice on the toy whistles.
He's daisy at it, While enjoying the
music, inspect the large stock of
Christmas goods that will be on dis
play there.
Born December /, 1904, TO the wife
of Matthias Hansen, daughter. Mr..
Hansen is in doubt as to whether the
little stranger should be the wife of
the president or the Queen of England.
\ w. II. Helberg has received a
large stock of Christmas goods that he
is now displaying. Call and inspect
them. Mr.. Helberg is always on deck,
and can give You prices that will
astonish you.
Bart Stemm and John Sattler left
Tuesday for California. Mr.. Stemm
is returning for visit to his home at
jamestown, Tuolumne county, while
Mr.. Sattler is on an extended visit to
San Francisco and other California
towns.
The Creamery company and the
business men have begun preparations
for the ice crop. The Creamery COM
pany expect to begin putting up their
ice about Christmas time, pro-
vided that the weather conditions are
favorable.
Martin Christensen is now prepared
to do the undertaken work without the
necessity of sending to Carson flor
Mr.. Kitzmeyer. Mr.. Kitzmeyer will
soon have on hand at the shop here,
q full line of undertaker's supplies;
all to be strictly up-to-date and the
latest styles.
G. f. Southworth, at one time the
main growler and pencil pusher of
the RECORD COURIER, was last seen in
the wilds of the Armogoso desert with
neither coat or vest on, vending his
way toward Bull frog where he will
engage in delving into the bowels of
the earth in search of that that glitters
and is gold
An old Indian woman was found
dead this week on the lane between
this place and Genoa. The old woman
wandered away from her wickiup near
Hugh Parks place at Sheridan about
ten days ago and since then more or
less diligent search was kept to
find her body as it was generally sup
posed by the Indians that she had
wadered away and dropped dead from
exhaustion. She was the grandmother