The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-16

Peter Rahbek and wife returned
yesterday to their home here.
Autumn Jones left Wednesday for
San Jose to attend College.
Mr. Moore of Reno was an arrival
yesterday.
Republican Primaries tomorrow.
Saturday evening, at Valhala hall.
from to o.
DIR. Gerdes, formerly of this place,
and now of Lovelock, is visiting the
St Louis fair.
fairyiew school will open next
Monday, the 18th, with Miss j.
NoVaeovich, of Reno, as teacher.
Mrs. Scott arrived Sunday and re-
sumed her duties as teacher of the
Central school.
Chas. Larson left last Saturday to
take course of instruction in the
Atkinson Business College at Reno.
Don Bird, of Topaz, was through
passenger this week to take up his
studies at the Reno high school.
With three political conventions
converting ON the same day, the 2sth,
somnolent Genoa ought to receive
quite waking up.
Miss Sofena Jacobsen left Yesterday
for San Francisco, to seek medical aid
for the relief Of an attack of rheuma-
tism.
From every quarter where the
threshers have been operating comes
the report that the grain crop is a.
bove the average.
Sam Platt, DIR. Cavell and Jake
Muller passed through town last Mon
day on their return from camping
tIip to Wolf Creek.
DIR. Robinson, who for a short time
was located here, is now practicing in
Goldfield and is reported going night
and day.
Mrs. j. b. Talbot and daughters have
returned to Reno. They have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fay, of
Fairview
The semi-annual meeting of the
Douglas County Creamery Company,
at which time the election of officers
occurs, will take place tomorrow.
Miss lrma Fay is spending couple
of weeks at Highland lakes. Miss Irma
is with party of friends from San
Francisco and Oakland
Miss Jennie May will begin school at
Fredericksburg Monday morning.
Miss May has become very popular at
that place and alliwill be glad to see
her at her duties once again.
Mrs. Ed. Donovan came in from the
Golden Gate mine, at Little Antelope,
few days ago and proceeded to Car
son where she will remain several
weeks for the benefit of her health.
The residence and store in Genoa
known as the Harris property, was
this week sold by Mrs Annie Bshr-
man TO S. H. Thomas, late of Dele
ware.
a Harvest Service will be given at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
at O'Clock. Mrs. \. jackson, Mrs.
Scott and Miss Ruebel Martin will
supplement the choir in the musical
part of the service.
Mrs. Merrill returned to her home
at Woodfords after a very pleasant
visit to friends and relatives in San
Francisco and other places in Califor-
MIA and Nevada.
The two-and-a-half years old daught-
er of James Treadwell, the well known
drummer, was stricken with paralysis
at Grass valley recently. The little
one was playing about her home when
she lost the use of her limbs.
\ rousing Indian dance was held
near Will Dressler's ranch Tuesday
night. Booze was very much in
evidence, consequently many were
very noisy and quarrelsome. At these
pow-wows there are two or three sin
fluential' Indians, who always con-
duet bar.
While both Gardnerville and Genoa
are practically immune from the mo-
squito pest, the Intermediate territory
literally swar1ns with them. In ,driv-
ing from Genoa one day this week, the
writer was kept 'going some" in pro-
tecting himself from their ferocity,
A scientific cuss, in one of the late
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