The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-12
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12,............19OO.

Senator Martin is in California.
Thos. Barber was in town yesterday
Miss Agnes Cosser is visiting friends
in Reno.
Peter steffes has rented John Bald
wins ranch.
The Athletic Club will not give a
dance tomorrow night
Mrs. Theo. Hofer is recovering from
A severe attack of the grip.
The Hoye store at Wellington was
robbed week ago last night.
Mrs G. P. Young of Genoa is re-
ported quite i'll with erysipelas.
Miss Maud Haines expects to leave
for San Jose next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Jensen will open the Douglas
County Bank next Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McKinnon
have moved into the COURIER building.
DIR. southworth is expected back
from Mono county the last of this
month.
Ed. c. Blakeslee, matchmaker and
ieweler, is in town and talks of locat-
ing here.
Mrs. II. s. Wells, who has been very
sick in Carson, was reported better
yesterday.
John d. Kersey, formerly of Carson,
has been appointed Deputy Sheriff in
San Francisco.
1t is reported that two Carson boys
will shortly start a weekly paper in
the capital city.
Mr.. Bailey of Modoc Co., Cal, was
through here last week buying horses
for the government.
If you want first class Business
education, attend the Nevada Business
College. 1t will pay you.
There is very little snow in the Pine
Nut mountains, but depth of eight or
ten feet is reported at Blue Lakes.
Everybody who knows anything
about it, is using and praising Mineral
Paint. 1t is very cheap, beautiful and
durable.
VIM. Ritchford and \. l.. Rice have
Just received a new clipping machine
and are prepared to clip horses at 81 so
a head, or 81 span.
Lots of Indians in town the past day
or two. II is likely that the captains
will call a meeting Of all the Washoes
and decide upon plan to capture Joe
Pete.
Miss Eva Short departed for Califor-
mia Monday evening to resume her
studies in Mills College. Frank Short,
1t is said will take course in medicine
in San Francisco.
Mrs. A. +. Cox and daughter Grace,
mother and sister of Captain w. l..
Cox, have come to Reno from Califor-
MIA. They are living with Captain
Cox in the Bender house on Ralston
street, says the Gazette.
Mrs. A. Behrman will conduct gen.
eral brokerage business in Gardner
vile, and will buy and sell real estate
and loan money on real estate at a low
rate of interest. For further informa-
ton, call at A. Harris store.
Rev. A Dewitt Welty will conduct
services next Sunday as follows: In
Gardnerville, II O'Clock A. NJ, in Motifs
vile school house, p. NJ, and in
Genoa, 7P.M. All are cordially in.
vited to attend these services.
The Rebekah degree lodge of Genoa
installed the following officers last Fri
day evening. Miss Mabel Ritchford,
N. G.. Miss Florence Smelling, V. G.;
Miss Christine Klotz, Treasurer and
Miss Annie Klotz, Secretary.
Douglas Lodge No. II, F. & A. NJ,
of Genoa, installed the following of
ficers December 3lst: w. NJ, Chas.
Fulstone; S. w, Bert Dake; j. W.,
Theo. Tillman; Treasurer, j. r. john
son; Secretary, G. w. Dake, Tyler, S.
Rice.
Admiral Dewey is always well
dressed man, and so is everybody who
buys their clothing of Joe Platt, the
pioneer clothier of Carson. See his
fine line of custom made suits, warm
comfortable underwear and fine line of
furnishing goods.
The Carson Chamber of Commerce
has had several important meetings in
connection with the proposed creamery
at that place, and some very encourag-
ing progress has been made. The out
look is very favorable for the opening
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