The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-09-27

WAC SAAASo az SShuS per ulduk.
Ed. Jones is on the sick list. He was
reported as improving yesterday
Mrs. J. e. Cohn of Diamond Sawmill,
is visiting friends in Gardneryille.
The Lovelock creamery will be
started up the first part of next month.
Many Douglas county people are at
tending the District fair at Carson this
week.
Frank Rivers, L. R. Ames and Mr.
McViccar We're in from Smith Valley
Tuesday.
Rev. J. F. w. Horstmann departs
to-day for Mason Valley and will hold
services at Yerington next Sunday.
Hans and Chris Jessen and Geo. Nj.
Smith depart this morning for three
days visit TO Smith Valley and vicinity.
Fred Wilson and @. Y. Miller of Cal
averas county, Cal, are preparing to
open a notion store in Mr.. Krummes'
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Caples and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Brewster and Miss Maud
Caples, departed for their home at Elk
Grove, Cal, yesterday.
The mother and sister of Rev. p.
Rankin will arrive in Gardnerville to-
day. They come from Fall River Val
ley, Shasta county, Cal.
All parties indebted to W. n. Mer-
rill are requested to call at the Douglas
County Bank and settle their accounts
on or before the 18th of October.
The Douglas County Bank is being
moved to-day into the new building.
1t is a very neat and substantial build
ing and is nicely fitted up for banking
purposes.
Mrs. Robt. Ward has returned from
Gold Hill, and Robert is himself again.
Mr.. Wards mother arrived last even
ing from Georgetown, Cal, to visit her
llIUle grandson.
1t was reported yesterday that an
Indian by the name of Albert was shot
at Blue Lakes by white man. We
could get no particulars last evening
by telephone or otherwise
At the Carson fair this afternoon the
great relay race takes place between
the Oakland Park. team and the Car |
son wheelmen. 1t will be a fifty mile
relay race between twenty men, ten on
each side, and each man will ride five |
miles
The Porter Charles Concert and Pro-
jectoscope Co. gave two fine shows in
Valhalla Hall this week. This show is
a good one, and well worth the price
of admission. The company will show
in Carson some time next week and |
then move on to Yerington and Bodie |
The easiest and simplest way we can |
suggest for our readers to get a good !
idea of the styles that will be popular
this winter is to buy a copy of the
October Detineotor, just on sale at
every news stand. In addition to the
fashion features and practical dress
making advice that has made The De-
tineator famous, the October number
is full of good general reading, most |
tastefully illustrated. The whole Octo-
Der number of The Detineato, is full of |
interest to men as well as to women.
Prof. F. e. Reynolds, the eminent
phrenologist, by special request will
give three more lectures at Valhalla |
Hall. The first lecture will be for
ladies only, on Saturday at 2S0, the
second will be for ladies and gentle
men on Saturday night at 8 o'clock,
sharp, and the third will be to men
only on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. A col
lection will be taken up to defray hall
expenses.
These lectures will be found very in
structive and interesting. The Prof.
has demonstrated his ability as most
logical and interesting speaker; he
understands the science of phrenology
thoroughly and can tell at glance the
ability and disposition of strangers
with wonderful exactness. Parents
should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity by having delineation for their
children by Prof Reynolds. He can
tell them without doubt to what line
they are best adapted.
Prof. Reynolds can be seen at Ritch-
fords Hotel, room 2. He will also give
delineations at your own home if de-
sired. Examinations, 81 to S.. Every
young man should see Prof Reynolds.
He will be here for few days more.
Now is your chance.
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A Sudden Death.
Frank b. Scott emploved ot tba