The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-05

CRAM merTih was III poWh "OuhOo
day.
DR.. Hawkins visited Loope yester-
day.
L.R. Ames arrived from Redlands
Tuesday.
The mill at the Longfellow mine
started up this week.
John Henningsen departed Saturday
for San Francisco.
Eggs will be taken in exchange for
goods at Barrett's Cash Store.
Don't miss the entertainment at
Valhalla Hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Dora Allen, of Reno, visited
friends in Douglas county this week.
Born, in Carson Valley, May 81, 1908,
to the wife of John Riemann, a daughr
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Jensen departed
Sunday for San Francisco and other
coast cities.
Dan Coulliard, of Glenbrook, and
Rube Saxton, of Tahoe City, were
In Gardnerville this week.
lessen Bros. and P. c. Wilder are
about ready to start their concentrat-
ing plant at the Winters mine.
During the absence of w. P. Rankin
his pulpit will be supplied, a part of
the time at least from Carson.
The Lutheran church will celebrate
its annual Sunday School Picnic to-
morrow in the grove near the church.
A complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, ETC., constantly
kept on hand by IL. Tucke, Sheridan.
Beginning June 18th, the stores of
G. II. Eaton Co. and A. Harris will
close every Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
@. Pohl and Herman Lampe have
formed partnership and will conduct
the barbershop north of the Club Sa-
LOOM.
Barrett's Cash Store was opened the
first of the week. A good trade Is
reported. Close prices suit the peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Burkham, of Bo-
die, we're in Genoa Decoration Day,
having just returned from San Fran
cisco.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at J. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
An Indian boy from Antelope Val
ley died here Wednesday of consump-
ton. The Indians got a coffin and
took the remains to Antelope Valley
for burial.
Miss Lillian Wyatt graduated last
week from Commercial College at
College Park, CAL, and returned home
yesterday for short visit.
According to the Reno Telegram,
Chas Southworth, of Gardnerville, an
nounced at banquet in Reno Sunday
evening that he would become bene-
dict some time in October.
The Fourth of July committee has
engaged the grounds of ]. @, larson,
opposite the COURIER Office, for the
picnic. A splendid pavilion and plat
form will be erected for dancing.
There is an abundance of flowers
this year and, while there was no pub
lie observance of Decoration Day in
Carson Valley, many people visited
the various cemeteries and hundreds
of graves we're covered with flowers.
Gardnerville Lodge No. &c, l. o. o.
F., elected the following officers We'd
nesday evening: N. g., @. M. Hen
ningsen; V. G., A. Harris; Secretary,
w. p. Rankin; Treasurer, G. F. w.
Dangberg; Trustees, II. G. Dangberg,
c. f. Merrick and w. c. Ezell.
Dave Falcke, well known teamster,
was terribly kicked in the face Sunday
night by one of his team horses at
Rodenbah station, his jaw bone being
broken in two places. For a time his
condition was considered very critical,
but he was some better yesterday and
apparently on the road to recovery.
The second annual graduation exer-
cises of the Gardnerville High School
will be held in Valhalla Hall on the
evening of June 18th. Prof Romance
Adams will deliver the graduating ad-
dress. Judge Virgin, our worthy
County superintendent, will present
the diplomas. A very pleasant pro-
gram will be had, and all are cordially
invited to be present and Judge of the