The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-24
HOTIE AND DIGNITY

Mrs. Mary Strauch of Sacramento
is visiting relatives in this valley.
sam Cohn, after brief visit to these
narts. has returned to Carson.
Otto Hussman and Hilton will ride
a mile dash in Carson next Sunday.
Tuesday was the longest day of the
year and certainly made abid to be re-
membered as the hottest.
A. Harris has about 400 feet of new
riveted pipe, double dipped, sizes IL
inch to inches. For sale cheap.
John Holmes and Miss Marie Gray,
both of Bodie, were married in Carson
on the Goth inst.
Miss Susie Rodenbah returned
from a visit with Carson friends last
Monday.
Miss Flora Gianinni, Miss Pearl
yarozza and Mr.. f. Murphy were
the guests of Miss Lottie Frey for
several days this week.
Miss Anna Lee, who has been the
o,lest of Mrs. A. Behrman for several
weeks. left Monday for her home in
Berkeley.
Scott and Arvin Southworth de-
narted for San Francisco last Sunday,
where they will spend the summer
months.
J. w. Farrell departed for Gutherie
Center, Iowa, last Wednesday. Mr..
Farrell will visit the Worlds Fair and
expects to be gone some time.
NJ. J. Krummes, resident of Aus
tralia, arrived here Wednesday, He
will spend some time visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Mile Schopman, who has been
employed as waitress at the East
Fork hotel for several months, de-
parted for Reno this week.
Al Karge will return today from
the Golden Gate Mine. While absent
he installed telephone communi-
cation between the mine and Loope.
E. b. Smith, proprietor of Lake side
Park. Lake Tahoe, was a visitor last
Tuesday and reports travel to the
lake commencing in earnest
Indian Emery imbibed too much of
the oil of gladness last Tuesday and as
consequence was given accommoda-
tions in the city Jail for a couple of
days.
Yparraguirre Bros big team of ID
horses-one having died on the way
in-passed through town this week
loaded with II tons of salt, to be used
in their various sheep camps.
Brown Bros. started to "burn"
brick at their yard near Carson this
week They have found ready sale
for the brick and that in the first kiln
is already spoken for.
The Carson City boys today are
telling of the splendid treatment ac-
corded them by the Valley boys who
left nothing undone to make their
visit a pleasant one, and who went
to much expense to do so.-Appeal.
The blanket brigade is vending its
weary way valleywards in goodly
numbers, seeking employment in the
harvest fields. With an unusual album
dant crop there is work aplenty for
them all.
Last Friday night the pupils of Miss
Mills classes held their closing eX-
ercises at the school house. The little
folks delighted their friends and
parents for each knew his or her part
perfectly and rendered it remarkably
well.
A Carson City man who started out
yesterday morning to engage a room
for friend during the Carnival was
not little surprised to find that at.
TWO notelS nj least every room WAS
taken and had been engaged weeks
ahead. News.
Persistent rumors are to the effect
that newspaper is shortly to be
launched in Gardnerville. Mr.. +. G.
Everett is reported as being behind
the enterprise-presumabiy it will be
used az a medium to disseminate
knowledge regarding his mine. Mr..
+. II. Teale will be behind the
quill
Frank Carroll, of Yerington, was
in town Wednesday and reports the
prospect of favorable outcome to the
Miller 4 Lux proposition for the pur-