The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-08-19
HOME AND DIGNITY

w. S. johnson, the Genoa merchant.
visited Reno this week.
Miss Helen Whitmore, of Eureka
has been elected principal of the
Genoa school,
Henry Rosenbroek and family of
Carson were guests at the Larson
House for couple of days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison and Morris
Harris are camping this week at Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs. J. T. Williams has been en-
gagged to teach the Jacks valley school
for the ensuing term.
The Brockliss threshing machine
commenced operations yesterday at
the Sage Brush ranch.
Rev. John J. Pardee will preach at
the Methodist Church, Genoa, Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
An evening of pleasure and fun is
in store for those who attend the en-
tprtaInmenU lOInOffOW nlBnl
A large crowd attended the dance in
Waterloo last Saturday night All re-
port having had glorious time.
Sam Albright and Louis Nelson
with big teams were in town this
week for freight destined for Bodie
and Bridgeport.
Ward McNeeley and Phil Jacobs of
Reno, with their families, who are
rusticating at Valleys Springs were
visitors in town Wednesday.
The surveyors are now located at
Fredericksburg, and this week COM
menced surveying that portion of this
valley which lies in California.
Genoa entertained large number of
young people last SATURDAY night, the
occasion being a social dance. Need
less to say all who attended enjoyed
themselves.
Mrs. \. Fournier has been danger
ously i'll this week, and her parents
were summoned from California, ar
irving Tuesday. Her many friends
hope her recovery will be speedy.
r. y. Hanson and wife, of Genoa,
left for San Francisco last Monday.
Mr.. Hanson's eyes have been troub-
ling him and he goes below TO have
them treated.
Miss Hannah Harris has entered the
Berkeley High School. After COM
pleting the course of study in that
school, she expects to enter the Uni
versity of California.
The services mt the Methodist
Church, on Sunday will be the last for
the Conference year, the pastor will
preach ut ! | in the morning and in
the evening Conference will meet in
Carson on Tuesday evening the 23rd
lasting over Sunday the 2Sth.
All foreigners who have not obtain
ed their final papers and who desire to
vote at the November election should
bear in mind that they must obtain
their final papers sixty days before the
election in order to vote.
The Democratic and Silver Party
delegates to the State Convention will
leave for Winnemucca Sunday. From
what we can learns majority of the
delegates are for Judge Belknap and
against Bartine.
The trouble which has been pending
for several weeks between II. l.. eddie,
the well known mining man of Tono-
pah, and his wife, has finally eulmi-
mated in suit for divorce. lie charg
es cruelty, but it is said that If his
wife contests the case, he will file
an amended complaint based on more
serious charges.
A rare musical treat will be afforded
our citizens by the talented Miss Howe
of Carson, assisted by her cousin Miss
Helen Sunderland Howe, of New York,
Saturday evening August 9th 1904
The program will consist of songs,
rectals and comic monologue en-
titled 1.-THE Door is Locked" Tickets
are placed at the minimum price of
25cents. A dance will follow the en-
tertainment, Don't fail to attend.
Although the transaction is not en-
tirely closed, Judge Arnot has appar-
emily decided to buy the residence of
@. p. Kreischer on Mob Hill, and his
family expect to occupy it early in
September when school opens. Mrs.
Arnot finds the winters of Alpine
county a little to severe or the eleva-