The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-10-11
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ll,.....4.....19o1
Thomas Berry leaves for Sacramento

Miss Trina Fay goes to Reno to-day
for few days visit.
Don't you forget it--F. w. Day is
taking the lead in carpets.
1t is reported that there will be big
wedding in Genoa next week.
Order your apple boxes from the
Diamond Sawmill.
Born, in Reno, Nevada, October 5,
1901, to the wife of Guy Waits, a son.
Ernest Rabe went to Sacramento
Wednesday. He will remain there all
winter.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday as Board of Equaliza-
tion.
An addition to Lampe & Wards
barber shop is being erected for bath
room.
Ray Dake and Will Champagne
have secured employment at Loyal
ton, Gal.
Miss Pierson of Virginia returned to
that city Tuesday, after a long visit in
Antelope Valley.
The Ancient Order of Foresters of
Gardnerville will give the Thanksgiv-
ing ball at this place.
Herman Muller and Fritz Schaardt
expect to start for Germany about the
first of November.
A. G. Pratt, who was reported miss
ing, is alive and well. He is visiting
old friends near Grass Valley.
A Genoa cook is so pretty that she
mashes the potatoes by looking at
them when they make eyes at her.
Thos. Laurie and Martin Canonica
have taken contract to cut 600 cords
of wood for Julien Porter at Genoa.
A Gardnerville young man kissed
the filling out of his girls tooth, and
now refuses to pay the dentists bill.
o. e. Jones, formerly of this valley
has taken charge of creamery at
Manchester, Mendocino county, Cal.
J. d. Murphy and his mother drove
down from Bridgeport last Friday.
Mr.. Murphy went on to San Francisco.
Mrs. Cornell of Antelope Valley and
Mrs. Smith of Reno drove in from
Antelope Monday, the latter returning
to Reno.
Read the advertisement of the
Threshers' Ball and prepare for big
time at Genoa, Friday evening, Octo-
Der 25th.
Frank H. Pomin, engineer on the
steamer "Tahoe," and Miss Northup
Felter were married October 2nd, at
Tahoe City.
The plan to open a public road
through the Cohn ranches was not
presented to the County Commission
ers last Monday.
The Neaos says it is rumored that
Rev. Geo. III. Greenfield will occupy
: the Presbyterian pulpit in Carson,
lately vacated by Rev. Dorrance.
John Rice, formerly employed on
the Hickey ranch in Antelope Valley,
died in Carson October 4th, of pneu-
monia. He was about 40 years old.
Maurice Mack and Addison Bailey of
Wellington were in town this week.
Mr.. Bailey will probably lease f. w.
Behrman's saloon and hotel and take
charge next week.
Frank Burnham, former resident
of Genoa, is the proprietor of a saloon
at Ocean Side, three miles from San
Francisco, and is doing an excellent
business. -Carson Weekly.
Is. G. Anderson of Carson has erected
a sawmill at the head of the James
Canyon. He expects to cut a large
quantity of lumber and drive it down
the Carson river next summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jameson, of San
Francisco, and Mrs. Chas. Brockliss,
of Sausalito, came with the excursion
lists to Lake Tahoe last Sunday, and
visited the Brockliss home at Sheridan. |
Remember that Jos Platt, in the
county building, Carson, has SPLEEN
did line of gents furnishing goods, all |
stylish and up-to-date His aim is to
do little better by the public than
any other house in Western Nevada.
Mr. Helwinkle desires to thank the
Gardnerville Fire Department for their
services yesterday in putting out the
fire at his place. He feels deeply
grateful to the fire company and made
a donation of $40 to the treasury last
evening.
We notice that Geo. w. Spring
xnavar of Gardnervilla ia editor-in