The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

SICK ilsl.
Thomas takes pictures in Gardner
vile.
Louis Goldstein returned to the
University Tuesday
Mayor Jespersen has been under
the weather for few days this week.
Peace has been declared between
Japan and Russia.
Merit Odds is now employed as
mixologist at the Oberon saloon.
Note the ad of the new Nalhalla
saloon which appears in this issue.
The Grand Jury will be in session
on Friday the sth day of september
Geo. Daudel, who spent his vacation
in Gardneryile, has returned to the
University.
\. Ward of the firm of y. Ward 4
Co. is in smith valley working the in
interests of the firm.
Hi Jones and family are camping at
Growers hot springs near Marklee-
vile.
Henry Elges Jr. is the engineer on
the Arid & Culrie threshing ma
chine
DIR. Anderson, the itinerant dentist,
arrived in Gafdnerville Monday with
his wife.
Martin Christensen is making a
number of improvements in his dwell
ing house.
II. c. lessen and family are enjoy
ing few days outing at the Winters
mine.
Ezell Bros have added number OF
improvements to the Ezell residence
in Gardneryille.
The meals served by Mrs. j. Stew
ard at the fredericksburg p. o. are
appetizing to even dyspeptic. Give
her a call and be convinced.
Miss Stena Jensen, who intends be
coming a student of the state uni
versity the coming term, left for Reno
Tuesday.
Archie and Miss Isabelle Miller
were departures for Reno Wednesday
where they will resume their studies
in the state university.
Arvin Southworth departed yester-
day for a short camping trip in the
Yosemite valley He will be joined at
Bridgeport by his father
Bob Batter, the Bridgeport freighter,
reports many difficulties in getting
through Antelope valley on his last
trip.
Thomas says he would like to sell
his home in Genoa. Comfortable
dwelling of nine rooms and large brick
store. Price $500 Worth $1,000. Ask
him about it.
Mrs f. w Dudley and children OF
Lovelock are visiting in Gardnerville
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Larson. From
here they will make short trip to
San Francisco.
William A. Cain, the foreman of the
Standard Mill in Bodie, was instantly
killed Thursday morning, August a,
by falling into the rapidly revolving
flywheel.
~ l.. Smith, the Carson photogra-
pher, will be here Sunday, Sept. 3rd,
and for three or four Sundays there
after prepared to do all kinds of photo
work.
Albert Duke of Fair Grove, Missou-
ri, arrived in the valley sunday and
will cast his lot here believing that
for the young man there is no better
place than the West
Miss Clara Jacobsen entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday. The
occasion being her fourteenth birth
day Miss Clara recently returned
from two months visit in Oakland.
samuel Harris departed for Reno
Tuesday where he will take up a
course in the University. He was
accompanied by his mother and his
brother Plateheck, who will remain in
Reno few days.
Walter Seholl returned to Gardner
vile Sunday and expects to remain
here for some time. He has been in
the Goldfield country and owns anum
Der of promising claims in that neigh
borhood.
The Gardneryille officers have been
making number of determined raids
on the Objectionable class that have