The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-17
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friends on the west side of the valley.
Miss Dottie Hark is visiting friends
in Genoa.
Elwood Wyatt has sold his ranch
near Fairview to Vim. Scheele.
Henry Rosenbrock of Carson was
among Wednesdays visitors.
Mrs. Henry Morrison has returned
from trip to San Francisco.
F. Z. Everett of this city has been
elected District Treasurer of the En-
worth League.
Mrs. Glass and daughter, Hazel. of
Topaz, were visitors in town last Mon
day.
Herman Lampe, after taking the
Worlds Fair, has returned to Gard
nerville..
Bert Dake will leave in few days
for Bridgeport, where he has contract
ed to bore several wells.
Mrs. A. Fourier continues to inn
prove and before long will be able to
be out
Now that it is here kindly refrain
from singing in the "Good Old Sum-
mer Time"
The race Sunday is going to be
close and worth going miles to see.
Admission only twenty-five cents.
Will Reading, the enterprising
young merchant of Wellington, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. A. r. Barrett of Seattle is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Fournier, who
is convalescing from severe attack of
illness.
In last weeks issue the Reno Star,
of which Geo. NJ. Smith was manager,
announced that it would retire from
the journalistic field of Reno.
The political pot is simmering, and
it won't be long before many aspirants
now in the hands of the dear people
will find themselves in the soup.
II. Wells Tuesday took charge of
the Criterion saloon. VIM. Hickey, the
former manager, will open the Ozark
saloon i'm Carson.
The Indians of this vicinity are
again obtaining liquor from some
source, and one or two recent arrivals
are suspected of furnishing it.
Word comes from below that
Arthur Rodenbah who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, is now
convalescing.
Henry Neuhaus, of the Owl saloon,
was taken TO Carson this week to re-
ceive medical treatment. He is
suffering with the delirium tremens.
There will be special revival services
at the Methodist church each evening
next week conducted by the Rev. L.
II. Baker assisted by Mrs Taylor and
Miss Newton.
One of the schools in Antelope
valley has twelve pupils, eight of
whom are the children of Washoe
Indians and are said to be bright
scholars.
The local band treated the residents
of this city to an open air concert last
Sunday. 1t was greatly enjoyed by
those present, and it is an effective
and pleasant means of breaking the
monotony ofa Sunday afternoon-to
all except lovers of quietude.
DR.. Drake, u. 5. Sheep Inspector,
was in town last Saturday from his
camp near Fales' Hot Springs and re-
ports phenomenal influx of sheep
into Mono county this spring AL
ready $4,000 had entered through the
Sonora pass and 10000 from Inyo
county. These with the local bands
VIII aggregate 300,Oo0 factors to aug
ment Mono county's treasury.
One of Gardnerville's most popular
young men, has arrived at the con-
culsion that although the fascinating
game of billiards has more or less
kissing connected with it, it is not adj
visable to allow the game to command
your time, especially when a young
lady is anxiously awaiting your ar
rival It's hard luck, George, but you
must mend your ways.
Hans Martinson writes to friend
here that there is an unusual amount
of snow in the mountains back of
Markleeville. Indian valley is