The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-20
Waukegan barb wire at MACK BROS.

wings of the wind
+. M. Sullivan of Diamond sawmin
was in town Monday.
a fine line Of Gents and Ladies,
shoes at Barrett's.
The Masquerade Bali supper will be
given at the East Fork Hotel.
Jas. Carr departed Wednesday for
California to spend the winter.
Lou George has returned from
Hobart Mills, where he was employed
the past summer.
Wm. Hashagen, the horseman was
in town Monday. He will spend the
winter in Sacramento.
For first class quality of shingles
try there's fir for sale at Henry Tuelle's.
Save money and be convinced
Mrs. oft of Genoa departed this
week for lnyo county, Cal, to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs,
Bartels
No Objectionable characters will be
allowed AT the Masquerade Ball All
who attend will be required to raise
their masks and register at the door.
Wilson & Stout are prepared to
serve all the latest hot drinks, includ-
ing Tom & Jerry, eggnog and oyster
cocktails. Come and try us once and
you will call again.
Joe Platt is unpacking some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. lie states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in number of years. Pur-
chasers will do we'll to bear this in
mind
Francis Frey, accompanied by G. a.
Andrews, drove into Gardnerville last
Saturday from Genoa, to transact bus
mess in connection with his fathers
cattle, Of which the latter has quite
number left for disposal to the first
conner.
, This year the Indian, with conscious
reetitude, basking in the sunshine of
prosperity, takes back seat and
drowsily and complaisantly watches
the white man saw wood. He is
courteous, but sleepy and non-com-
municatiye, enjoying the earth and
the fruits thereof without exertion or
comment.
, VIM. Il Hakemoller of Kelsey, Cal,
and Miss Eva 4. Wyatt, formerly of
Carson Valley, were married at the
. Cathedral in Sacramento, November
18th, 1903, Rev Father OBrady ofiici-
ating. Tho happy couple win make
their nome in Kelsey. The many
Carson Valley friends Of the bride will
, wish her mueh JOY and prosperity.
George strauch and Fred chandonie,
in the employ of ". L. Whitney on
the ". T. Dressler canal, spent Satur-
dav in town. Ou their return home in
+ the ghost hour Of the night, they miss
ed their bearing and men, horse and
buggy went over the bridge into the
ditch near the sehoolhouse. Beyond
a shattered buggy and a chilly mid
night bath, no other damage was sus-
tanned.
Despite the inelement and stormy
weather, the12th annual Threshers' ball
held at Raycrai1's hall Genoa, last Fri
day. was a success from every point of
view. over 100 persons partook Of a
sumptuous midnight meal at Rayerafts
hotel. Taylor & Morrison's orchestra
of four pieces never showed to better
advantage. The patronage was gener-
al from all over the valley, including
Gardneryille.
PIX. Rahbeek the local dealer in
hides, recently purchased splendid
brown cinnamon bear skin from Thorn
as Barber Mr.. Barber bought the
skin from an Indian. 1t weighs q
pounds, and measurers 81 feet from
nose to tail and q feet across the
shoulders. There is a small bullet
hole in the skin back of the right fore
leg. The hair is thick and of a bright
brown color, and not worn off in places,
as is frequently the case.
Immediately upon her reaching
home from Gardneryille last Friday, /
Mrs. John Frantzen felt burning sen
sation about the head, not paying
much heed at the time to this symp-
tom, which developed into an acute
case of erysipelas on the following
Monday. Medical aid was summoned,
and ever since neighboring ladies have
taken turns-about as voluntary nurses.
The crisis for better or worse will not
occur until next Wednesday,