The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-22

&c. Neddenriep visited Reno this
week.
II. N. Blackie was up from Carson
Wednesday.
e. II. Eaton returned from Reno,
Wednesday
Mrs. John Barrett and children de-
narted for Reno, Monday.
Henry Godecke and wife returned
Friday from their trip to San Francis
Carson City is agitating a carnival
and street fair for the next Fourth of
July.
The thermometer registered five
degrees below zero Wednesday morn
ing.
Adj Lantz is on the sick list, and
pent to Carson last week to consult
DR.. Huffaker.
W. c. Ezell is teaching the Center
district school for Miss Kair, who is
i'll at Dayton.
Mrs. Ed. Whiting, who was danger
ouslv i'll in Yerington last week with
pneumonia, is improving.
Bertram Jepsen, the carpenter, is
talking of going to East Reno next
week to secure employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Staples have
secured rooms in Chas. Hunts house.
Mr. Staples is employed in Eaton's
store.
F. Kirkwood and wife leave this
morning for Bridgeport, after spend
ing several days in Carson and Gard
nerville.
Two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hoffman have been very i'll
with scarlet fever the past week, but
are now improving.
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Platt, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy a stylish suit.
\ farewell party will be given TO
Geo. Dangberg at the home of his IA
Their, II. G. Dangberg, next Monday
evening. George is going to Salt Lake
to attend school.
A man remarked the other day that
"there are some pretty girls in Carson
Valley.n That fellow will find out
some day that the world is not only
round but IL goes round.
Peter Nelson, formerly of Gardner
Vile, had his leg injured recently
while working in sawmill near Eu-
reka, Cal. Afterwards his leg was
amputated below the knee.
The trial of the case of G. Nj. Krum-
mes VS.. the estate of Fl. Jayne, de-
ceased, has been postponed uutil about
the LIST of February. 1t is understood
that the case will be tried by a jury.
On Wednesday County Commission
er Helwinkle had the misfortune TO
lose the end of his right forefinger in
a sausage grinder. About half an
inch, including nearly all of the nail,
was cut of.
The storm of the past week was
quite general in the mountains. Only
an inch of snow fell in Gardnervillc
but depth of two feet is reported on
the higher mountains west and south
of Carson Valley.
Spencer, the insurance agent and
sublunary, solo-sixty sharp, sojourneth
sedately in the sleety, sitting snow
storms of this section, singing the
same old sunny song economically,
satisfying sleek settlers superbly.
There will be school only two more
Saturdays in Gardnerville district
tomorrow and January 30th. The
pupils who were absent on account of
sickness are back at their desks, and
have all worked hard and are again in
their classes.
The Gardnerville school has just re-
ceived fifty new books for the library.
This is most valuable acquisition
fhe encouragement of sound reading
is one of the most important things to
be considered in the schools, for an
intelligent reader is sure to be an in
telligent citizen.
1t is surprising fact that people who
want to sell something or to buy some
thing, will wander around among their
neighbors, using s. worth of time in
curing for buyer or seller, when a
fifty-cent notice in newspaper would
secure ten times the attention ii is pos
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