The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-04
Fresh cabbage at Carr's.

Iof rev days.
JAS. L Campbell visited Gardnerville
Tuesday.
Joe Raycraft was a visitor from
Carson Tuesday
Fresh raisins and currants for mince
meat at MACK Bros.
The Reno boys will not be here to
play football tomorrow.
Robt. Wards little son is recovering
from an attack of searlatina.
Bert Jarvis and Lou Chambers de-
parted Sunday for San Francisco.
Prof. G. w. Waits of Gardnerville is
selling East Reno property. See adj
vertisement.
The little son and daughter of n. P.
Jensen were taken sick on Wednesday
with scarlatina.
Born, in Gardnerville, December 3,
1903, to the wife of c. II. Eaton, a
daughter.
There will be Christmas entertain
ment and tree at the Methodist Church
on Thursday evening, Dec. 24th.
Oscar Hildebrandt has been appoint
ed by DR.. Fourier the accredited col
lector of the latter's outstanding bills.
+. f. French, the last of the quartet
of linemen in the employ of the Alpine
Telephone Co, left Wednesday for his
home in San Francisco.
Lawrence Jacobson is hauling 100
cords of nut pine from Double Springs,
near the Mountain House. The wood
will be distributed in and about Gard
nerville, and portion goes to Carson.
The first installment of taxes will be-
come delinquent at 6 O'Clock p. NJ next
Monday, and unless paid prior thereto,
ten per cent will be added to the
amount.
Simon is the second child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Krummes to be taken
down with scarlatina. Last Wednes-
day he had bad day. The baby is
recovering.
Miss Lilly Stern, a professional
nurse from Carson, arrived the early
part of this week. She is under con-
tract with the medical firm of Four
nier & Robinson.
Henry Luhrs, Sr., is a very sick man.
In addition TO bronchitis he is suffer
ing from a chronic case of dropsy. \
Carson and two local physicians are in
attendance upon him.
Joe Platt is unpaclling some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. He states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in number Of years. Pur-
ehasers win do well to bear this in
mind
Martinus Jensen, together with two
friends, is expected to arrive in a day
or two from Denmark. The trio left
New York on their westward trip on
the 2Sth ulti mo. Mr.. Jensen is a cous-
in of Earl Christensen.
A new fad has originated among the
Antelope 'Sehoolmarms' which shows
them to be of unusual inclinations:-
They are all trying to get Odds.
The above from the Bridgeport
Chronicle seems TO have some Merit.
Jno. Barrett has leased a store build
ing in East Reno and will move there
before the first Of the year During
the next three weeks he will sell the
goods in his Gardnerville store at a
great sacrifice. Your price is his price,
as he wants to dispose of his entire
stock of dry goods, boots and shoes,
etc, and open grocery store in Reno.
In a Christian home not far from
Gardnerville there is a bright son of
some five summers whom they are en-
deavoring to bring up in the way he
should go. a few nights since his
fond mother concluded she would
teach the young hopeful to go to bed
and into dreamland without her re-
naming with him, as had been her
custom. She accordingly undressed
the little chap, took him up stairs, put
him in bed and told him she was going
TO leave him, but not to be afraid, as
the angels would watch over and pro-
tect him." After awhile she thought
she would see how he was getting
along, and stealing up to the door she
heard his infantile voice murmur,
"Maybe they will take care of me, but
it beats the devil how afraid of these
angels am"
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