The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-08
Tho cold wave continueth.


II. L. Musser and wife of Marklee-
vile were in town yesterday.
NO Improvement is reported in the
condition of Henry Morrison.
Born, in Gardnerville, Jan. :. 1894.
to the wife of Edward Donovan. a son.
A week ago, Mrs. Fritz Dressler was
successfully operated on for a tumor
at Lanes hospital in San Francisco.
East Reno property is selling rapid
~ Prof. G. w. Waits of GardnervilIe
is the authorized agent for this section.
Judge N. d. Arnot is down from
Markleeville. He came for the pur-
pose of having some dental work done.
Only 100000 yellow pine shingles
left, at rs cents bunch of POO. Call
early at Henry Tucke's, before you are
too late.
Louis Heitmann delivered, on Tues
day, to Henry Kattleman of Carson
five tons Of oats. 1t was the remnant
of the crop raised by Adolph Wehr-
man.
Henry Rosenbrock has moved his
stock of shoes, etc, into the Sinclair
building. Henry Stodieck is interest
ed with Mr. Rosenbrock, and large
stock of new goods will be put in, Feb
ruary list.
Joe Platt is unpacking some excel
lent winter clothing. He states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in number of years. Pur-
chasers will do well to bear this in
mind.
Saturday evening Genoa Lodge No.
| 10, F, & A., installed the following
officers: w. NJ, ID. W Virgin; S. W.,
A. w. III. Helberg; J. w, Felix Mar
tin; Secretary, c. w. Dake; Treasurer,
f. Fettic.
Mrs. Margaret Radley of Coleyille,
Antelope Valley, died in Carson, Jan
uary LIST. Deceased had been ill for
some time and was taken to Carson
for medical treatment. She was a
native of Wales, aged 80 years. The
interment took place at Coleville.
Miss Sophina Jacobsen, who, after
seven months medical treatment in
Oakland for n nervous complaint, has
been enjoying home comforts since
Thanksgiving day, will, by the advice
of her California physicians, refrain
from attending school for at least
another year
The Gardnerville school reopened
on Monday with a full attendance.
The two lower rooms showed up with
i3 and 30 pupils, which is all the traffic
can bear. Trustee NJ. Jacobsen stated,
that, excepting the family of Martin
Christensen, scarlatina had apparent
ly run its course in Gardnerville.
Eleven little boys from Waterloo
and Centerville entertained the Gard
nerville kids in a game of football last
Sunday. The game resulted in a tie,
and honors are easy. \ return game
will be played next Sunday. No adj
mission was charged, but collection
was taken up, and the winning team
will receive a new football.
Henry Godecl1e and wife have taken
a pleasure trip to San Francisco. In
this connection, a rumor is rampant to
the effect, that wedding is to occur
in California, the contracting parties
being young lady from Fredericks-
burg and the gentleman who had
charge of the construction work of the
/ VIII Dressler ditch.
the two S50-prizes offered last week by
| S. IL. Thomas. He claims the answer
to proposition ! is found in the 25th
and 26th verse of the sixth chapter of
St. John, and that in the DIST verse of
the seventh chapter of st Matthew is
found the answer to proposition 2.
Mr.. Thomas will consider Mr.. Gold
STEMS claim in the near future.
On account of the petition relating
to the closing of the Desert road, the
county Clerks Office, during the meet
ing of the County Commissioners, last
Monday, presented at times very
lively, if not boisterous, appearance.
Among those, directly interested in
the proceedings, the COURIER reporter
noticed; Thos. B. Hickey of Topaz,
Jake Rodenbah, Senator II. f. Dang
berg, Chris. Dangberg, A. Settelmeyer,
Fritz Springmeyer aud lawyer Chartz.
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