The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-10-26

eawmill. Also split and limb wood.
Rev. Welty will hold services in the
church at Genoa next Sunday at 2:3O
Pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartels of the Noun
tain House visited Gardnervile Mon
day.
+ A splendid stock of new carpets at
Eatons's. Beautiful designs. Call and
see them.
The threshers of Carson Valley will
give their annual ball about the middle
of November.
Taxes are due and payable after the
first Monday in November The time
will soon be here.
Edward McKinnon has applied for
patent on a novelty toy. We hope it
will net him fortune
All dates for speaking by Mr.. New
lands in Genoa and Gardnerville are
cancelled for the present.
Albert Daudel and sister, Miss Pau
lena, and Mr.. and Mrs L. Fowler de-
parted Wednesday for California.
The Republican County Central
Committee will meet at Ritchford's
hotel in Gardnerville next Sunday.
The Republican Club will meet at
Wilders' hall tonight. The Bryan
Club also meets tonight in Krummes'
hall.
Peter Thompson, the erstwhile pho
tographer, came up from San Francisco
last week. He may locate here or in
Reno.
Reports from Reno state that Vim.
Fulstone is growing more violent, and
the asyl IN officials have but little hope
of his recovery.
Patrons of the COURIER can obtain
printed copies of the names of the reg
istered voters of Douglas county at this
office free of charge.
Douglas county has 473 registered
voters, as follows: Gardnerville, 232;
Genoa, Ill; Mottsville, SO; Jacks Val
ley, %; Glenbrook, 10.
Remember the Douglas County
Creamery Co. will receive bids up to
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for wood,
ice, etc, for the creamery.
VIM. L. Thayer, who made his home
NIT -
ago, died at Bodie last week, at the
advanced age of so years.
The barn of Ed. Sweeney at Carson
was destroyed by fire Saturday night
and four horses burned. The loss is
$500, with only $500 Insurance.
Trib does not mend broken wheel,
Nor yet broken heart,
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepared anew to start.
Frank Audrain was down from
Alpine county Sunday to see DR..
Gerdes Frank had his foot severely
crushed and bruised while banking
wood
Buying for cash, selling for cash,
and being content with a small margin
of profit enables Barrett and Tuclxe of
Sheridan to sell dry goods and gro
ceries at close figures.
Thomas Carney and Miss Annie
Laughlin, two popular young people
OF Coleville, Cal, were married in Car
son last Tuesday. The COURIER ex-
tends hearty congratulations.
Sunday School and English services
at the Lutheran church next Sunday |
morning, commencing at $50 and 1920
respectively; also at Fredericksburg in
the afternoon at and 3 o. clock.
AT the Republican speaking in Val
halla Hall last Friday evening a Re-
publican Club of go members was or
ganized. The speakers were S. Sum-
merfield, Samuel Plat and Il. d. Van
derlieth
Harken, o We people. A visit to the
valley Springs will do you good. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell have side-tracked
all side issues and are devoting their
whole attention to their guests. Big
swims and big dinners for small money.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald, of Eureka,
Democratic and Silver Party nominee
Tor Justice of the Supreme Court, ac-
companied by r. Kirman, Of Carson,
Democratic and Silver Party nominee
Tor Presidential Elector, visited Gard
nerville, Sheridan and Genoa yester-
day.
A big box of wedding cake reached
this Office yesterday morning with the
compliments of Mr.. and Mrs. Wenn-
mold. Dick, we hope you and your
eatimahla htilIa s..ill coil alnauIi the sim |