The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-29

MISS lrma Fay, who has been attend
ing school in San Francisco for several
months, has returned to Fairview.
Ed Whiting, formerly of this place,
is now in the employment of the Reno
Meat Co.
Rev. and Mrs. Pardee returned Sat
urday from two weeks, visit with
relatives and friends in Mason valley.
A good sized cloud burst last week
tore things up just the other side of
the Mountain House.
Prof Guy Waits and DIR. Chandler
OF Reno spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends in this place.
1t is said that prominent young
man of Smith valley is the principal
in a $4,000 breach of promise suit.
The young lady resides in New York.
Mrs. A. Behnnan and platchek
Harris left Wednesday on visit with
relatives in California They expect
to be gone for several weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Martin inform ally
entertained number of their friends
last Monday evening in honor of
their guests, the Misses Gray and Mr..
John Gray of San Francisco.
Ben Meter after trying for several
weeks to sell his bees, finally conclud-
ed to advertise them in the RECORD
COURIER. One insertion, at trif1ing
cost, did the business MORAL: Ad-
vertising pays.
The Carson News says the Carson
Wheelmen have had shade the best
of it over the Gardnerville team this
season. We are from Missouri and
you will have to show us.
A number of our local sports have
been out after sagehen the past few
days. All claim the birds are very
scarce this year and none of the nim-
rods have returned with more than
two or three.
William f. Moore, son of Mrs. ;. T..
Roberts, is spending few days with
his mother Willie is enlisted in the
Navy at Mare Island; he expects TO
sail on a cruise in about week for the
Eastern Continent.
Miss Grace Atherton has resigned
her position as teacher of the Fair
view School District, and has accepted
the Huffaker School near Reno. Miss
Atherton was teacher at Huffaker's be-
fore coming to Fairview
As will be seen by their ad in an
other column, Duffy's Funny Folks
will entertain the people of this
vicinity in Valhalla hall on the lst
and End of August The troup comes
highly recommended by the press,
and good crowd should greet them.
Mrs. j. c. Wilson, wealthy san
Franciscan and Iosemiete Park Com
missioner, with his.wife, was in town
Sunday, accompanied by two Park
guides. They were on their return
from n tour of inspection of the Park
and will return to the city by the way
of Lake Tahoe.
A Jolly crowd of young folks from
here took i'm the dance in Genoa last
Saturday night. A hay wagon drawn
by four horses landed the party in
Genoa and after a lengthy indulgence
in the giddy waltz the merry makers
returned home, thoroughly satisfied
with the evenings enjoyment
A merry crowd of campers from
Murphys, calaveras county, blew in
to town Tuesday. The party numbers
twenty-five and as majority are
members of the Calaveras band, they
find no difficulty in enjoying the out
ing and entertaining inquisitive
visitors. They left yesterday for
Genoa, where they will spend several
days in camp.
The moon looks with smiling face
upon incidents that would make old
Sol blush. Recently at an hour when
Morpheus should have held them in
his embrace, six young men were
seen slowly vending their way home.
II was the first intimation we had that
the water melon season was here, but
judging from the guilty look on the
countenanees of the six, the raid
must have been successful one.
w. Almont Gates, secretary of the
State Board of Charities and Cor
rections, for the State of California,
was in town Tuesday on his way to
Mono and Inyo counties. He is in
specting the county iails and had just
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