The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-12-26
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2e,.~......1so2

Mrs. Headrich, the milliner, is spend
ing a week in Carson.
Miss May Bruins returned home last
week from Haywards.
Geo. Springmeyer is spending the
holidays with his parents.
The boys came in Tuesday from the
Winters mine, to spend the holidays.
Our advertisers are live business men
who give you the worth your money.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerdes have moved in
to w. G. Ritchford's house on Minnie
street.
Miss Lillian and Miss Irma Fay are
home from the University to spend the
holidays.
couple of Indians were locked up
Sunday night for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct.
Miss Iva Wyatt departed last Satur-
day for Haywards, where she intends to
I spend the winter.
Mrs. Richard Panning of Fairview
was a passenger on the West bound
train last Saturday.
Miss Laura1 Arnot arrived in Mark
leeville last Monday to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Lena Larson and Miss Lillian
Wyatt have returned home from San
Jose to spend the holidays.
DR.. D'Amour is spending the holt
days in Santa Rosa, Cal. He will re-
turn to Gardnerville next week.
= Andrew Pettegrew has sold his bees
to Commissioner Gates of Lyon county.
They have been moved to Dayton.
Everybody is going to the New
Years dance at Sheridan. you like
enjoyment you can't afford to miss this
event.
Miss Josephine Cardinal returned
from the State University Monday to
spend the holidays with her parents in
Antelope Valley.
Ruben McFadden, James Ezell and
Stoddard Southworth intend entering
} the State University at the beginning
of the next semester.
\ Fred Crowell, eldest son of Mrs. t.
lib. Hickey, and Miss Julia WATSON,
Formerly of Carson, will be married in
i San Francisco New Years Eve
ga Harry Martin was down from Alpine
bounty Tuesday and sold fine mare
10 Chris Larson. Harry is talking of
going to Oregon in the spring.
bk The Modern Woodmen of America of
tReno will send degree team to Gard
nerville tomorrow to initiate num-
Der of candidates at this place.
Engage your partners for the mas
querade ball at Sheridan New Years
Eve The managers are sparing no
effort to make it grand success.
The owners of the POGO TEMPO mine
are preparing handsome collection of
specimens of silver ore from their mine
for exhibition in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms at Reno.
Mrs. D. H. Pine died in Seattle,
Wash, Sunday morning. She was the
mother of Mrs. a. S. Bigelow of this
valley, and about &c years of age. De-
ceased formerly resided in Carson.
Fred Dangberg, ST., was able to drive
down to Carson last week He has re-
covered from his recent illness and his
many friends hope he is good for TWEEN
ty years more of life in Carson Valley.
Owing to my immense Christmas
stock, have been obliged to move up
into the hall, where all is displayed to
good advantage. Christmas gifts for
( young and old HENRY TUCKE.
d Otto Muller, formerly of this section,
is still in Stanley, British Columbia.
He sends the COURIER SO on subscrip-
ton, and wishes all his old friends here
a Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
1t is reported upon good authority
that Joe short, the well-known Glen
brook man, is likely to reopen the
Wagner grocery store, which he will
re-stock and conduct in a flrstclass
manner.-News.
Remember that Jos. Platt, in the
county building, Carson, has a 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 " estern Nevada.
Hans Martinson, who went to lnyo
county with Dick Bartels, returned
Sunday. He says Mr.. Bartels has a