The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-25
Merry Christmas to all.

Lawrence Frey has fine saddle
horse for sale.
Mrs. Robt Ward is spending Christ
mas with relatives in Gold Hill.
Many people will attend the Christ
mas dance at Genoa tonight.
Francis Frey bought this week a
house and four lots at East-Reno.
Fresh apple cider at so cents gallon
constantly on hand at the East Fork.
In a mathematical contest in Reno
Louis Goldstein was awarded second
prize.
Hogs are scarce this season, and,
therefore, in general demand all over
the valley.
VIM Frey was in the valley Tues
day, buying poultry for the Reno
market.
Charles Crippen arrived from Car
son Tuesday, on visit to his sister,
Mrs Al. Karge.
A most delightful time is assured to
all who attend the dance at Sheridan
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Audrain of
Markleeville. we're the guests of the
family of f. c. Everett on Tuesday.
There was a general exodus from the
valley this week of school-teachors,
who will spend the holidays else
where.
As an innovation in the line of New
Years drinks, Joe Wilson will serve
on that day champagne punch to his
patrons
The 9Th of January is the date de-
cided on for the joint installation Of
the local lodges of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.
Frieda Heise, who was last week
taken with fainting fit, while ct her
desk in the Center school house, is up
and about again.
Miss Lena Nelson, who was nearly
year absent in California, visiting
with relatives in Oakland, returned
home Tuesday.
There will be big football game
here on New Years day between the
Indian school team and the heavy
weights Of Gardnerville.
Miss G. Evelyn Kair, of the Center
schoolleft for Dayton Monday to spend
the holiday vacation with her sister,
Mrs Howard Schwartz.
Last Sunday evening the people OF
Genoa gave Rev. John j. Pardee
Christmas present, consisting of a
purse containing about $26.
Dry Goods, very cheap, at Barretts
Cash Store They must be disposed
of. even at a sacrifice, az none of the
goods will be taken from Gardnerville.
The condition of Henry Morrison
remains practically unchanged. hi
spite of occasional rallies, the critical
turning point has not yet materializ-
ed.
Mrs. Arlie Williams and two young
est sons arrived Saturday from James
vile. Minnesota. She will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs c. c. Hen
ningsen.
Mrs. p. Curtz and A. c. Kingsbury
arrived Saturday from Alpine at Wal
ley's Springs, where Mrs. kingsbury
is still i'll aud under the constant care
of her sister Daisy.
Joe Platt is unpacking some excel
lent winter clothing. He states
that il is the finest stock that he has
received in number of years. Pur-
chasers will do we'll to bear this in
mind.
Fritz Elges signed Monday a con-
tract for the chopping of 1000 cords
of nut pine near Carter's Station with
the following persons: Fritz Carsten,
August Miller Peter Metz, Leo Diet
rich, Henry Niebuhr, and Jacob Ham,
lex.
Throughout this week such a con-
slant stream of people from all over
the valley has been pouring into
Gardnerville, chiefly for the purpose
of buying Christmas presents, that
lack of space forbids the mentioning OF
every individual visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hoag, former
ly of Carson Valley, have left Modoc
county, Cal, perhaps for good and
are now residing in close proximity to
Chico, Cal, where they took up few
acres of rich bottom land, well adapt
r don