The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-15
Trib cures bruises and sprains.

w. P. Stewart, the piano tuner, is in
the valley this week
Geo. Snow of Antelope Valley, spent
last Sunday in town.
Joe Douglas of Virginia City spent
last Sunday in Genoa.
New neckties, Fourth of July at
fractions, at F. w. Days, Carson.
L. II. Bell passed through town
Wednesday on his way to Wellington
Sam Cohn, the sartorial artist, is in
town this week delivering up to date
suits.
The white winged dove of peace is
perched on the roof of the COURIER
office.
Thos. Leehy of Virginia City, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Robt. Ward, of this
place.
Markleeville is preparing to celebrate
the Fourth with. a picnic and baseball
game.
Miss Mabel Ritchford will leave next
Monday for a months visit to Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Miss Maud Haines returned home
this week to spend the summer with
her parents.
Rev. Welty will hold religious SER
vices in Mottsville school house to-
night at 7:30 o'clock
Lawns, organizes and white goods,
suitable for Fourth of July costumes,
at F. w. Days, Carson.
Joe Stevens of Bodie, formerly Of
Smith Valley, will be married to-day
in San Francisco to Mrs. Lolita Bowen.
+. Scheppelman, who is now in the
employ Of P. C. Wilder & Co., moved
into the Henry Beste house this week
Charley Southworth leaves on to-
days stage for Bridgeport to accept a
position with the Castle Peak Gold
Mines Go.
Work on the copper mines at Genoa
Is progressing satisfactorily to the Co.
and another shift will be put on in a
few days.
r. s. Miner, the leading attorney in
the water suit, between Douglas and
Alpine counties, returned to Bridge
port Tuesday.
Mischievous cupid reports that the
genial Sheriff of Mono county will
shortly join the noble army of Bene-
diets, at Carson.
Mr.. Tom Stevens of Carson, is driv-
ing the Coleville stage and Will Sea-
mon has been transferred to the Bodie
and Hawthorne route.
Chas. Miller of Bodie, delegate to the
Democratic State Convention to be
held in Sacramento, June 14th, passed
through town last Tuesday.
The annual alfalfa roundup COM
menced in the valley this week with
the merry whir of the moving ma
chimes. Good crops and smiling
ranchers.
The farmers are now very busy cut
ting their alfalfa, but business is still
booming with Barrett & Tucke of Sher-
idan. They never fail to please their
customers.
Mr.. KONG of Alpine county is suing
BENZ. Palmer in the Justices court at
Markleeville to recover 5000 and in
terest for several years on promis-
sorry note.
A glorious rain Wednesday soaked
things up in good shape from Gard
nerville to Placerville. This scribe
knows it because he was out in the
most of il.
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A disgruntled and ''crossed in love"
Gardnervillian says if there was really
conscientious man i'm the world, he
wouldn't play such a mean trick on
The woman he loved as to marry her.
Joe Platt has Just received his new
samples of custom made clothing, and
they are beauties. If in need of suit
call and examine the goods and if he
don't suit you in prices and quality,
no one can.
Since Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell took
charge of the Valley Springs there has
been marked increase in the number
ofvisitors. The place is a great natu-
raj sanitarium and destined to become !
more and more popular every year.