The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-03
HOME AND DIGNITY
The river is falling rapidly.

Miss Curtis of Reno Is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Hendricks of this place.
Mrs. A. c. Kingsbury of Loope is
the guest of Mrs. Merrick.
Albert Schultz of Carson won s., 500
in the last lottery drawing.
Reuben Terry of Antelope is visit
ing friends in town.
"Tige' Hanson, who never wanders
from his fire-side very far, was a
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. p. Correcco and son of Plumas
county, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
6. A. Imelli.
An epidemic of measles has hit the
town, and number of children are
down with this infantlte ailment.
Rumors are current that we are to
have another newspaper in Gard
nervillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. F. Dangberg, Jr.
are taking in the exercises at Reno
this week.
A. Harris has about 400 feet Of new
riveted pipe, double dipped, sizes IL
inch To 6 inches. For sale cheap.
WANTED.-A first class experinced
waiter; goodwages and steady en-
ployment. Apply to Mrs. RITcHFoRD.
On July LIST an extra operator will
be put on at the telephone office, and
night service will be furnished the
company's patrons.
Examinations begin in the High
school on Monday, June 18th and on
the 18th the term closes, at which
time appropriate exercises by the
pupils of each grade will be given.
Reports are to the effect that the
hay crop will be the heaviest on rec
ord. A farmer who was in town yes
terday said lie never saw the hay so
far advanced on the first of June.
Attorney Plat has filed the last will
ana ltsldilcnt Vi lilt ldpt htIill iut-
ner. The document leaves all his
property to his daughter, Mrs. Eva
Cross of Reno.
And they do be saying that a couple,
ora couple of couples, will take
passage on the matrimonial sea some
time this month. You have a guess
coming.
II. A. Lemon and Frank Helm made
the trip between here and Carson in
the formers automobile Wednesday.
They experienced no trouble in
coming through the sand and the trip
was made in one hour
Mrs. Hopkins and her mother, Mrs.
Leavitt, of the 1leaVitt House, Bridge
port. were passengers on last Fridays
stage, on their return from Klamath
Falls, where they spent the winter.
At their next meeting the Com
missioners will be asked TO close the
Millervi1le saloon, which is now run
as house of prostitution. The pro-
prietors will probably have to move it
back from the main travelled road.
J. s. Edmonds, of the Nevada COM
pany, has not returned to New York,
as was reported by this paper last
week. Mr. Edmonds is still here,
looking after the interests of his com
pany.
Billy Hickey, who has conducted
for some time the Criterion saloon in
this place, will shortly remove TO
Carson, where he will open the Ozark
saloon, opposite the Park hotel. We
wish him success in his new field.
Mrs. Harvey Boone of Bodie, with
her two sons and mother, Mrs. Muir
phey, of Bridgeport, after spending
the winter i'm San Francisco, were
guests for few days this week at the
Ritchford, before proceeding to their
respective homes.
1t is with much regret that we learn
through the columns of the esteemed
Reno Gazette of the devious wander
ngs in the primrose path at Reno of
so staid and respectablea young man
as Abe Harris. The Gazette relates,
and apparently without conjunction
that during a recent trip Mrs Harris
took in the sights" We were there
and took the trouble to look Abe up
and some of the curse of such Il har-
rowing relation Is taken off by his
statement that he was in quest of a
mother Gardnerville man whose beat
was supposed to lie in the direction
named, but even so; are there no
policemen in Reno to whom such an