The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-04

MIS-. y. W. Brown is on the sick list.
John Barrett spent Saturday and
Sunday in Reno.
DIR. Hawkins drove up to Marklee-
vile Monday.
Salt mackerel and salmon bellies in
kits at MACK Bros.
Jack Frost has been asserting him
self every night this week.
Henry Rosenbrock of Carson visited
Gardnerville Sunday.
A. W. and d. NJ. Walters of Bridge
port have leased the Mountain House.
A. {. Pratt passed through town
Wednesday on his way to Sweetwater.
Bill Hickey of the "Criterion'' has
put a new billiard table in his place of
business.
Sheriff Mccormick, lawyer Turner
and Theodore Tillman drove over from
Genoa last Tuesday.
Mrs A. G. Kingsbury and Miss Daisy
Curtz of Loope were visitors to Gard
nerville last Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. w. Fauke left Saturday for
her Carson home, with the intention of
returning in about two weeks.
For first class quality of shingles
try the red fir for sale at Henry Tucke's.
Save money and be convinced.
VIM. Badenhoop departed Wednes-
day for Fallon, Churchill county, to
accept position with Fred Dudley.
Stock & Clute have been doing some
artistic work in the shape of painting
and papering at the East Fork hotel.
Tony Sorensen and Otto Olsen de-
parted Tuesday for Denmark. The
former expects to return next March.
Ross Kahler, the foot-racer and gay
commedian, formely of Gardnerville,
was in Reno this week, travelling with
the Buchanan company.
Edward o. Patterson has been a
guest at the East Fork during the past
week, visiting his friend Henry Morri-
son, who is seriously i'll.
Fritz Elges left Tuesday with a load
of winter supplies for his Carson river
ranch, near the Nevada plant He will
be gone several days.
Go to Barrett's Cash Store for bar
gains. Mr.. Barrett will move to Reno
before the first of the year, and is sell
ing out regardless of cost.
The East Fork has received a large
consignment of sliced Maraschino pine
apple, served in the same manner as
cherries. A delicious flavor.
A. G. Chambers is suffering with a
second attack of pleuretic pneumonia
at his ranch near Woodfords. At last
accounts he was resting easy.
Lutte Olds and wife and child arriv-
ed Sunday from Montana. Mr.. Olds
is visiting his half brother, VIM. Har-
ley, and will likely locate here.
One of Mrs. Behrman's houses, for
merly near the Ezell residence, has
been moved to the Main street, to
serve as a future dwelling house.
|. Goldstein of Waterloo has received
a full line ofrubber and felt goods, al
so n large assortment of toys, clothing
and iewelry, suitable for Christmas
gifts.
A combined root house and wood
shed, 2Ox32 feet, will in another week
or ten days become completed adj
dition to the premises of Chas. w.
Brown.
John Barretts Cash Store will put
to rest the general complaint that
people cannot get the right sizes of
head gear. Mr.. Barrett keeps all
sizes from s. to q.
f. G.. Carr has completed arrange
ments, by which he is enabled to
furnish his customers with variety of
homemade candies. Bananas are
arriving right along in fine condition.
New Years Eve will be the occasion
of another masquerade ball, to be
given under the auspices of Wilson q
Stout at Valhalla Hall, and provisions
will be made TO accommodate all those
who desire TO mask.
A. j. Kuhn, secretary and treasurer
of the Nevada Company, departed last
Tuesday for Cleveland, Ohio, in the
interest of the Longfellow NJ. Il NJ. Co.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Kuhn
and their two children. They intend
to return early next spring
Miss Mary Dellamadelina, aceompa-