Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-29
PERSONAL NOTES.
.,snsuts Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

IHNM
Suring the week.
~ J. b. Rice returned home from
a.g.,5s last Saturday.
r.. Tanini came in from bis Ruby Val.
noeh last Thursday.
u,rrv Levy Of the firm Of Morris &
~ win arrive to-day.
Nm Msndes came in from his ranch on
n-,stwater last Thursday.
r q Wallace and wife left for San
Francisco last Wednesday.
NJ. Laura b. Taylor arrived here from
patlana, Oregon, last Tuesday.
Ma @. A. P.tchford left here last Mon.
L. 10 ioin her husband az Tuscarora.
Cast 4 d. Rock returned home from a
rryeying trip 20 Cortes last Thursday.
n i reported that Senator Jones will
III The Coast about the LIST Of next month.
sunset Cox has been elected Speaker
an tenn, 10 serve ia the absence Of
In. Carlisle.
Dspnis OLeaty vent down to Antelope
District last Monday aud returned home
Thursday.
Henry WEIGH, Of Oortez, came in from
here lat Saturday aad returned home the
slowing Monday.
Ex-senator Fair has gone up to Tehama.
Cal, to look after a mining proposition
hat promises 60 big"
H. Thomas Rockhill came IN town
hgi yesterday and viii leave for bis
honl e. siy to-day.
Hon. IN. ~. Stewart has the thanks Of
the SENTINEL for fav0rs received in the
way Of public documents.
Hon. Joseph T. Williams, accompanied
by bis wife and baby boy, arrived in town
from Hot Creek yesterday.
Louis Mel, special agent Of the Royal
Norwich Union aud Lancashire Insurance
Companies, wa Ia town last Tuesday.
Mrs. p. L. Mcbride and her lilt'e son
we're up from Antelope District last Tues
day and returned there the following day.
Nh. VIM. Stin son arrived here last Sat
afday from Butte, Montana, and j.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Fridley.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned from
Pioohe By the Nevada Stage line last Tues.
day morning aud left for Winnemucca yes
terday.
Mrs. Sarah Althea Terry promises to
make g sensation when she gets out Of jail.
She generally succeeds in doing that when
she tries.
Senator Foley returned home FROM the
East lat Tuesday, and on the following
dty, accompanied BY his wife, left for San
Francisco.
b. Berg and his daughter, Miss Lily, re-
turned home from their visit to Reno last
Tuesday in good health. They greatly en-
ioYed their trip.
Mrs. Merle, Of Omaha, Neb., who has
been during the past three weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. b. +. McEwen left for
home yesterday.
J.. y Kenworthy, commercial agent Of
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company. was here last Tuesday In the ia
Of that concern.
Barney McCool. the L. & T.. railroad
foreman, came in town last Thurs.
lay eYeniug from Diamond Station. lie
. the same hearty fellow that he always
was.
Wm. Wilson came back TO own from
Bald Mountain last Sunday with a broken
caused by q rock falling on it from a
rift while he was working at the bottom
Il a shaft.
Geo.Q Q. Cannon surrendered himself 70 the
,alt Lake Court and was sentenced 70 six
In the psnitentiary and a fine ct
400 on two indictments Tor unlawful CO.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy, Democratic nom
nee for Congress, and Judge VIM. NJ. Sea
veil, Democratic noninee for Supreme
Judge, met with a very pleasant reception
Seligman.
r.. 4. Fletcher, Of San Francisco, a
United States agent, was here last week
after pension matters. He made
trip to Ely, and returning left Tor the
West last Monday.
Thomas Hagar came in town last Thurs
lay m0rnisg from Ely, having in charge
X. phipps o. Taylor, whom he
eft with for Reno yesterday TO take to the
State Insane Asylum.
DIR. j. II. n. Owen and 10 Moline re-
urned home from q ten days trip To Ruby
Mountain District last Tuesday. They
export that section looking well and were
with their trip.
Fred NJ. Hoffman returned home last
Thursday from Los Angeles and Lower
California. He went TO attend the Sow
reign Grand Lodge, |. o. o. F., at the
place, and was absent three weeks.
Phil Lfnksnback. accompanied by his
wife, came in from Typo last Wednesday
icr the purpose Of getting medical treat
ment for lead collie. with which he has been
quite sick. They retained home yester-
day.
Mrs. Harvey Terrell, Of Keokuk, Iowa,
iister-in-law Of Marion Ferrel and mother
# Mrs. w. j. Smith, who has been visit
Ing in California, arrived here last Tues
Day to pay @ visit to her daughter, before
returning home.
Joe Mendes, who has been tearing down
frame buildings for use on the ranch
on nrckwater, had his right foot strained
the cords last Monday by part OF a
building tipping on that member. He is
now getting around on crutches.