The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-06-05
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leased Shaw's Hot Springs at Carson
Dan Quill visited Carson the first o
the week.
The social dance held at Sheridan
last Saturday night was well attended
G. w. Emigh and wife visited Car
son last Tuesday.
Victor Bull of Centerville spent
few days in Carson last week.
The Carson News says thit a hote
will soon be started in Minden.
Wash Brandon, the Bridgeport no.
tel man, was in Gardnerville this week.
Tom Wilslef is reported to be very
i'll with pneumonia.
J. B. Blame, and j. M. Morris, min
ing men of Jumbo. were in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ballard, who
formerly conducted the Briggs House
at Carson, were in Gardnerville Mon
day.
J. Baker of San Francisco, was
registered at the Fast Fork hotel this
week.
A. heavy frost Tuesday night did
considerable damages to the gardens
in this vicinity.
Several children of this vicinity are
at present confined to their homes
with mild attack of measels.
Peter Anderson has moved his fami-
ly to the ranch he recently purchased
from Leo Springmeyer
Construction work on the new tele-
phone line to Sheridan has again been
taken up.
Geo. Hussman purchased gasoline
engine this week and it will be used
to operate cream separator.
Mrs. Combs. of Carson, arrived Mon
day on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
w. itchford.
In ball game played by the kid
team OF this place and the second nino
of the Indian school, last Sunday,
the former met defeat.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will be
in very short time strengthen the
weakened kidneys. Sold by H. A. \.
Todd
Despite the inclemency of the
weather, the people of this Valley OBJ
served Decoration Day by visiting the
cemeteries and strewing the graves OF
their dead with floral offerings.
Walter Fourier, Elmer and Lloyd
Wyatt, returned to their home at
Genoa this week from San Jose, where
they have been attending a business
college.
Andrew Hansen has the lumber on
the ground and will Immediately CON-
mence the work of rebuilding the
house he recently purchased in Gard
uerville from Ed. Wyatt.
The scholars OF the intermediate
grades of the Gardnerville school,
with their teacher, Miss Baker, went
to the Sarman orchard last Wednesday
where picnic was held The children
had bushels of fun, so they say.
Chris Peterson, the cement man, is
prepared to construct cement side
walks, concrete foundations, culverts,
curbings, cellar floors, and all kinds of
concrete work. Leave ordes at VIM.
Starke's. 2t
German services at the Lutheran
church next Sunday. The sermon
will be based upon the gospel for Pen
tecost, recorded John IA, 1881. Every
body invited to attend. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m.
The primary children, with their
teacher Miss Williams, enjoyed the
pleasures of picnic in Larson's Grove
Wednesday afternoon. Parents and
friends were also present in the after
noon and joined the kids in their
frolics.
ID. r. Park of Sheridan, who has
been i'll for some months, is reported
in a critical condition this week. On
different occasions the patient has
rallied, but now his general health is
failing and the end is thought to be
near We understand that he is sut-
fering with a cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Fred Dressler arrived from
Haywards, Cal, this week and will
visit with her children in this Valley.
Mrs. Dressler, with her husband, were
among the first settlers of this Valley