The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-08-02

denEy -NEumIneS IL III WauSWortn.
Miles Johnson has returned to Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton came up from
Reno Sunday.
Miss Ollie Bigelow has returned
from San Jose.
Will Ritchford, Jr., has moved into
Will Merrilps house.
Henry Kaiser and wife returned
from San Francisco Tuesday.
G. w. Randall of Carson, visited
Genoa and Gardnerville last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Packard are talk
ing of moving to Reno about the first
of September.
Miss Annie Goldstein is spending a
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Caples and Miss
Maud, of Elk Grove, are visiting Mrs.
Haines in Genoa.
In this vicinity the masculine shirt
waist seems to have settled down into
q case of shirt sleeves.
A new line of goods for warm wealth
er at A. Harris store. The dress pat
terms are very pretty.
Next Sunday the great relay race
between married and single men will
take place at the Carson race track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Watkins of Cole
vile were in Gardnerville Sunday on
their way home from San Francisco.
[ have Just received a fine line of
wooden and wash skirts.
l. GoLDsTEIN, Waterloo.
S. Bachrach of Oakland is in Gard
nerville for the purpose of organizing
lodge of the Ancient Order of For
esters.
Isaac Squires and Miss Lillian Wyatt
are preparing to leave us about the
goth instant, to enter the University of
the Pacific at San Jose.
Andy Mathiesen is manufacturing a
new drink called Monterey Mist.'
You will have missed something ex-
hilarating if you do not try it.
You don't have to use all your power
to raise the cutter bar on Standard
mower. A touch of the foot will raise
it any height. See it.
II. TUcKE, Agt.
Miss Meta Christensen and Miss
Margaret Hickey have gone to Wads-
worth to engage in the dressmaking
business.
1t will pay you to call on Henry
Tucke at Sheridan when you want to
buy dry goods or groceries. Mr..
Tucke's customers are many and
merry.
Will Day and family are enjoying an
outing in Lake Valley. During the
absence of Mr. Day Miss Annie Martin
will sell everything in the store at re-
duced prices.
N. Blossom has fine crop of timothy
hay on his Pine Nut ranch this season.
He has about twenty-five acres under
cultivation and says the crop appears
to be superior to the crop in the valley.
A Gardnerville youth states that
mahala was on the war path the other
night because bottle given her by
some one in whom she had confidence
contained cold tea instead of whisky.
Whats this? Why l.. r. Ames, Smith,
Nevada, has the State agency for the
famous Eureka Fly Killer and Electric
Sprayers. Every dairy man should
have them. Write for circulars and
prices.
Remember that Jos. Platt, in the
county building, Carson, has splen-
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.
George E. Kitzmeyer, the well-Bnown
furniture dealer of Carson, and Miss
Ida M. Mclaughlin of Los Angeles were
married at the latter place last week.
The COURIER extends the heartiest
congratulations.
It Is reported that horse owned by
Tom Schwartz, formerly of this valley,
broke the worlds record at Butte,
Montana, going the II miles in 2:o2
over four hurdles. The previous record
was 2:O23 in Chicago in August 1888.
Hans Nelson, Gilbert Briggs and
Miles Johnson returned Sunday from
their fishing trip, looking as fresh and
buoyant as lake breeze. They had
fine trip and caught nice lot of trout
~ rr,y;r boo tho othar side of Rridra.