Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-01
PERSONAL
s-.v.r,suts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

MI. Cassidy Is expected home today.
c,5s Malatesta left yesterday for Tus.
arora
cisco yesterday
nm McNicol returned last Tuesday
FINN 4 trip 70 Elko.
lanes White, d Whites ranch, was in
,ogu during the week.
Vim. Arlington left yesterday for a ten
Ays trip 70 Salt Lake.
llsx. Mccullough was in town during
,hs week with a fine lot Of apples.
Mr.. VIM. II. Clark, after a weeks visit
1, Fareka, returned home last Wednesday.
Zoe Regli. cousin Of the brewer Of the
sane name, left for Butte, Montana, yes
terlay.
Henry Rives, Esq, returned from a
hsiness and pleasure trip to Elko last
Tuesday.
Ms. Rosseau has taken the place Of
Charles Ladd at the organ in the Episco-
pal Church.
Gus Corenke departed for San Francisco
Yesterday on business, and viii be absent
boat two weeks.
Judse Allen G.. Thurman, Democratic
audidate Tor Vice President, Is creating
quite a. furore in Ohio.
Moritz Scheeline, cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank, returned home from San
Francisco last Thursday.
Miss Alta Cheney departed yesterday
for Illinois, where she will probably remain
until the beginning of next year.
Paddy Keefe was in town during the
II Iii. H...a anaasu.aYa ~ Hs.E t.aIs.-
carbonate ore froaI the Dugout mine.
Mrs. VI. Wendell returned home from
her school vacation in California last
Thursday, having had a very pleasant
visit.
Eugene Howell, who has been here from
Seligman sick abed and under the doctors
care fo- a week, Is out and on bis feet
sgain.
Dr.. James Williams left last Wednesday
morning for Seligman, called to the bed
side Of Eugene n. Robinson, who is again
very sick.
Mrs. G. III. Clark and her youngest son,
Frank, left by blackboard last Tuesday for
Palisade, from whence they will go 10 San
Francisco.
w. n. Nolen, OF Trayer, Tulare county,
California, was married Sunday IT, a lady
In Texas, the ceremonies being performed
BY telegraph.
Austin jackson returned with A. Van
Meter from Austin. Brick" reports
having had a fine time at that place, as
also a. Belmont.
Richard, John and James Bergman. |
Jr., returned the early part Of the week
from a prospecting trip 10 Morey and other
places south Of here.
James Conger, son Of Justice VIM. |
Couger. of Wells, died at Helena, Mon |
tana, last Wednesday. He was a native |
Of Illinois, aged2 "a years.
Wells Drury writes from the Bay that |
w. Cassidy has purchased a cow
boy rig preparatory to canvassing the bu- |
eplic regions Of Eastern Nevada.
Mrs. ID. j. J.. Mclaughlin, of Ruby |
Hill, returned home from Los Angeles and
he southern part Of California last Thurs
lay, much the better for her trip.
A newspaper published in Florence, |
Italy, says that " during President Blaine |
European visit Congressman Cleveland
ias had charge Of the White House"
Thomas j.. Read arrived here last Sa.uT-
lay and left the following morning for Sc
where he has considerable survey
Nc b. do, and after completing it viii go to
hamilton.
We received a visit last Tuesday from
:. b. Logan, travelling agent for Messrs.
Dewey & Co. Of the Mining and Scientific
'ress, Pacific Rural Press ard other valua-
lie weekly papers.
w. T.. West has returned here. He has
let the grass grow under his feet since
lis last visit, a. in Eureka he secured
100 tons for his firm at Denver. lie Is
iere To look up some more ore.-keveille.
Mrs. I'd. Bergman and Mrs. Joseph
Of Ruby Hill, returned last Thurs
lay from San Francisco, where they have
been during the past seven weeks, the for
ner for pleasure and the latter for her
The youngest millionaire in Chicago l.
Cyrus II. Mccormick, who is only % years
4 age, and is at the head Of the extensive
reaper mandatory founded by his father. |
lie Is unmarried and has a fortune OF
81 600, 900.
J. A. Moore and Miss Flora McCor-
mick came in from Morey last Tuesday |
and left on the following morning for Salt
Lake City. The former is a partner of
Ernest Shendel and has gone to look after |
a shipment of ore.
DIR. c. G. Toland, the celebrated San
physician, will be in Eureka dur
ing the early part Of next week, en- roate
10 some mining property in which he is
interested, and win be glad to meet any Of
former patients or others who may need
his services.
VIM. Fries, President Of the Eureka
Con. Mining Company, arrived here last
Thursday. accompanied by his father aud
mother and two sisters, who have been Wis
iting in San Francisco and are en- route fur
New York. The party expect TO leave
here either on Monday on Wednesday
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