The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-02

Dave Fountain was in town Sunday.
l.. Frey visited Bridgeport this week.
Potatoes are selling for SIS ton in
Mason Valley in carload lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Trimmer of
Diamond Valley were in town Satur-
day.
Children's and Misses coats and
ready-made dresses at |. Goldstein's
store.
Fritz Carstens has sold his interest
in the Club Saloon to his partner, Fritz
Guarmann
II. S. Blood and family of Angels
Camp, Cal, were sightseeing in Carson
Valley this week.
Ladies' dress skirts, wooden shirt
waists, dressing jackets and wrappers
mt |. Goldstein's.
Baled alfalfa on the west side of
Carson Valley still maintains the
HAtthAiftih liiNS VI CIV a. iohs
The Godfrey tent show is good one.
1t is clean, refined and up-to-date The
show was well patronied in Gardner
vile.
Miss Daisy Curtz and Miss May
Bruins of Alpine county attended the
party given by the Rebekahs Monday
evening.
The parties who subscribed for stock
in the Courier Publishing Company
paid over the money and received the
stock this week.
Rumor says we will soon have an
eight-passenger automobile running
between Genoa, VALLEY Springs, Sheri-
dan and Gardnerville
James Campbell of VALLEY Springs,
accompanied by his daughter May, de-
parted Sunday morning for Canada on
a visit to his aged parents.
Judge Arnot is holding court in
Bridgeport this week. He will go to
Alturas to try cases which he has set
for the early part of November.
Julia Christina Christensen, infant
daughter of NJ. Christensen, was hap
TIED last Sunday at the Lutheran
Church by the Rev. J. f. w. Horstman.
Joe Plat is unpacking some excel
fall Il lot h
thatit is the finest stock that he has
received i'm number of years. Pur-
ehasers will do well To bear this in
mind.
Geo. Quong, an educated young
Chinaman Of Carson, who frequently
visits Gardnervile, has been employed
To act as interpreter in the many cases
growing out of the recent trouble at
Tonopah
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Larson celebrated their silver wedding,
surrounded by their family of five
girls and one boy. Mrs. Henry Kaiser
and infant boy came up from Carson
for the occasion.
The infant son Of A. Rohlfs of Water
loo died Saturday of dysentery The
funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the Lutheran Church The ]
COURIER extends its sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Al Hardness, who drove the Carson
and Wellington stage over a quarter
of a century ago, when six horses were
kept ON the jump, and the teams
changed every twelve or fourteen /
miles, visited Carson and Genoa re-
Gently.
c. NJ. Henningsen, +. Hellwinkel
aud Nj. Jacobsen are going to Alpine
county to inspect the work done this |
season on the farmers reservoirs. Sew
eral men have been employed there the .
past two or three months putting in a
new dam.
y shortage of potatoes is complained |
of all over the vicinity of Carson Val |.
ley, including Gardnerville. Sheridan |
suffered for the want of that precious
article last week. 1t would pay some
enterprisiug individual to vend cargo
of potatoes at Woodforls, Marxlee-
vile, Loope, and even Diamond Valley |
Mrs Mary Wennhold of Centerville |
died Sunday afternoon, after n brief
illness She was native of Germany
aged AZ years, and leaves five or six
little children. Her husband, Chris !
Wennhold, died about a year ago. The |
funeral took place from the Lutheran
Church Tuesday afternoon, and was
quite largely attended.
Mrs. Charles Henningsen, accom- |
panied by her daughter Lotte and her