The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-07-27
Trib is a liniment.

Charley Hickey is spending few
DAYS in San Francisco.
DIR. and Mrs. Huffaker have returned
to Carson from the east.
Mrs. Louis Nelson of Bodie is visit
ing friends in Gardnerville.
Ladies' under vests from sc each to
Doc each, at F, w. Days, Carson.
Mrs. McFadden departed for Wads-
worth last Saturday to visit her son.
Miss Amy Sherman of Reno has
been employed to teach the Mottsville
school.
Geo. Brown and Albert Frey have
gone to Alpine county on fishing
trip.
VIM. Ritchford and DIR. Francis de-
parted for Bridgeport yesterday morn
ing.
The Independents of San Francisco
defeated the Carson nine by score of
20 o5.
Miss Annie Johnson has been en-
ployed to teach the East Fork school
next term.
Rev. Willis and family of Independ-
ence, formerly of Genoa, passed
through here Tuesday.
Chas. Anonymous passed through
Gardnerville, Tuesday, with load of
fruit for Mason Valley.
Arthur Raycraft has been appointed
assistant cashier of the Bullion and Ex-
change bank at Carson.
There will be pound party at the
Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
All are invited to attend.
Do you know that you can send 500
to San Francisco for fifteen cents? Call
at the Douglas County. Bank.
Allen & Dake finished very nice
pump well Wednesday evening for L.
Nj. Christensen. Ii is 81 feet deep.
A. G. Pratt passed through Carson
Sunday, on his way to Bodie, where he
will place several of the Ideal Stamp
Mills.
Pearl Woodford, granddaughter Of
Mrs. John Baldwin, is going to her
father in Oregon. She will start next
Monday.
J. L. Smith, formerly of Gardner
vile, has purchased lot in Truckee
and will erect residence and open a
tinshop.
The 0rmsby County Agricultural AS
ISOLATION has decided to hold their an
nual fair from September oath to goth
inclusive.
Earl Christensen, WILDER Bigelow,
Harry and Russell Jensen, Henry Mack
and others are camping in the noun
tains this week.
Miss Dottie Hark, daughter of Geo.
Hark, formerly of Carson, is the guest
of Mrs. Simonis in Genoa Her home
is in Mill Valley, Cal.
Charles Brown, professor Of mining
and metallurgy at the State University,
died at Reno Sunday evening after a
weeks illness of typhoid fever
VIM. Ritchford, Jr., DIR. Francis and
G. f. Hickey leave for the headwaters
of the Walker river next week to spend
a few days camping and fishing.
Miss Bonham of Reno will talk to the
ladies' of Gardnerville on Viavi Hy-
gene at the Methodist Church next
Wednesday, August list, at 2:30 p. NJ.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet in Carson tomorrow
for the purpose of naming a date and
place for holding the State convention.
Trib is clean, convenient, econom-
ical, mild yet powerful and most effec-
tive liniment for sprains and bruises,
burns and bites. Six ounces, fifty cents.
Rev. Welty will preach in the M. E.
Church in Gardnerville next Sunday,
morning and evening. He will also
hold services in Fairview school house
next Sunday at 2:30 p. NJ.
Will Packard went to Monitor yes
terday to take position in the Estella
mine, under Mr. Clark, and expects to
remain there until school opens at the
University, about September lat.
j. w. Haines of Genoa has just re-
ceived a carload of redwood shingles
from California and is selling them at
1926 per thousand. Each bunch con-
tains $50 shingles, making full thous-
and for 1925.
There isn't clothing houses in West