The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

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Will Dressler was among the visi-
tors in Gardnerville Tuesday.
"Chimmie' McFadden returned
from the Lake last Saturday and de-
parted for Reno the next day.
Lawrence and Sophena Jacobsen
have returned from a short outing at
Lake Tahoe.
Born-ln Carson valley, June 18th,
1905, to the wife of A. F. Alderman,
daughter.
Henry Alderman, the popular young
clerk of Sheridan accompanied by his
parents is camping at the Lake.
Earl Christensen returned home
Wednesday from short visit in San
Francisco.
The carpenters are busily engaged
building an ice house for the use of
the Valhalla saloon.
Fred Luhrs returned home yester-
day after spending several months in
San Francisco.
Born-ln Carson Valley, July End,
1905, to the wife of Dick Wenhold,
son.
Mrs. G. h. Hickok and daughter
returned Wednesday from visit in
the eastern part of the State.
A box of Carr's delicious bonbons
will do great deal toward winning
her affections.
J. &. Larson is in Carson undergo
ing medical treatment. His wife is
with him.
We notice by the Bridgeport
Chronicle that Dir. Southworth is do
ing an unusual stunt in society in that
hospitiable mountain town.
Sam Harris, Carl and Clarence Hen
ningsen, Vernon Wyatt and Russell
Jensen left for the Big Tree country
this week on camping trip.
We are pleased to note that the con-
dition of j. Watson is not as serious
as was reported last week and that in
a short time he will be around as us
ual
Mrs. Broilette and daughter arriv-
cd Monday from San Francisco. Mr..
Broilette is employed in one of the
Gardnerville stores.
B. +. Livingston of Oakland who
has been engaged in mining OPERATE
onx in the Mountain House country
ut different times in the past, arrived
in Gardnerville Wednesday.
Mrs. X. McFadden's two little Grand
daughters who spent several weeks
in Gsrdnerville visiting with their
grandma returned to Reno Wednes-
day.
The young people Of Genoa will
give social dance Saturday evening.
They will get the best music procur-
able and good time is assured all
who may attend.
FOR SALE-Six good mich cows,
seven calves, and three year old
Dnrham bull For further particulars
apply to Tony Dettling of Diamond
Valley.
Many of the farmers on the West
Fork have given up all hope of fur
Their irrigating their crops this season.
They say that the supply of water is
so meager that the services of a water
commissioner could well be dispensed
with.
II. +. Dangberg after several days
experience as Chauffeur of the automo-
bile belonging to the Valley Springs
company became so enamored of the
sport that he has decided to get a
machine for his own use.
DIR. A. c. Sickle, graduate of the
University of Michigan and for sever
al years football coach and physical
director at the University of Nevada,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week in Gardnerville.
The merry chime of wedding bells
will be heard in the valley the coming
week. This is no guessing contest,
but if your conjecture is right let lis
know and we will enter you upon the
list of 81 told you sos
o. w. Ward departed Sunday after
noon for the Lake and will spend some
time there recuperating from the
stress of his business cares. He was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Tro
tot. "ColoneP' T. J. Sullins is enjoy
ing hmselfat the same resort.