Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-22
PERSONAL T
-.r.rt. of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

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BIB Robert. left for Antelope last Mo-"
o. x,,b,p left last Wednesday for Sar
is..hs,d Brown, carpenter, lef. for ElkC
Id Wednesday
vnodseo last saturday.
NJ. y. Foley returned home from
So ranch last Saturday.
y. J. B. Rice left on a visit to friends
.,P,lisade last Wednesday.
c,,ve W. Baker, ESQ returned home
IN Tgscarora last Thursday.
a., Tb,mas Robinson and wife, Of
ysrark. arrived in town last Thursday
nornine.
D Bsrr and his daughter, Miss Lily,
~ last Monday to attend the State Fair
Il Reno.
rsix Smitz, manager Of Charley Lau-
.ashlaeer's brewery, visited Elko during
be week.
Thomas J. Read, Esq, came over from
sggman last Thursday and left for Napa,
alioruia, yesterday.
r L. Fast, ticket agent at Palisade,
me up from there on Thursday and re-
nned home yesterday.
Mrs. III. NJ. Atwood, a teacher ia the
mbic schools at Reno, has gone to Mon
Ina to visit a sick sister.
NJ P. Murphy, who has been laid up on
mi of for the last year with rheumatism, l.
4, present in a critical condition.
Mrs. Dan Mcdonald presented her hus-
hand with a daughter, their first born, last
week. Mother and babe doing well.
The numerous friends Of Mrs. Y. Sad.
lar will be pleased 10 learn that she is re-
eoyering from her late serious Illness.
Jndee Seawell and Hon. G.. w. Cassidy
viii address the citizens Of Eureka next
Saturday evening at the Opera House.
Eugene N. Robinson came over from
selignan by private conveyance last Mon
day, and returned home Tuesday evening.
Fred J. and J. p. Plagenan, the whole
sale liaunr and cigar men Of San Fran
cisco, ieft here for the Bay last Wednes-
day.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor, the astrono-
mer and lecturer, died in a private hospital
in New York City Of yellow fever. He
arrived in New York from Florida.
Sam Davis. Of the Carson Appeal, and
Deacon Parkinson If the Tribune, indig-
nantly deny that they ever posed as dead
heads at any Of the Lake Tahoe resorts.
Mrs. Fred Hasten, wife Of the proprietor
II the Chicago Brewery who did business
here several years ago died N the morning
II the 18th inst, at San Bernardino, Cal.
julius Ostreioher arrived here from Ely
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After enjoying himself with a num-
q friends in Eureka he left for Elko,
is home, last Wednesday night.
Ex-Governor Adams arrived here by
conveyance from Austin last Mon
ay morning, and after a general hand
bake with hi host Of friends In Eureka,
n for Ely ON the following day.
james Williams. the popular young or
anist Of the Ruby Hill NJ. j.. Church,
nd his friend Henry Bluett left yesterday
" San Francisco. They will spend two
three weeks there taking In the sights.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Seawell, Democratic can
for Supreme Judge, and Hon. Geo.
7. Cassidy, Democratic candidate for
arrived here last Saturday and
ct with a very hearty reception on all
des. They remained until Monday noon,
hen they departed by private convey
ice for Seligman.
NJ. Dreyfus, who, thirteen years ago was
salesman at Meyers & Franklin's dry
ODDS store in Eureka, arrived here and
ent a few days renewing acauaintapces
ia enjoying himself with his old friends.
e Is now travelling for Messrs. Man, Sad
r & Co., Of San Francisco, representing
EN- Ia groceries and cigars.
Mrs. X. X. Morrison. accompanied by
!. son and daughter. Sydney and Miss
returned home from California
Thursday. They have been spending
pleasant time at Berkeley and their
nch at Colfax during the past four
onths. but are glad to be home again.
ordon Morrison remains at Berkeley at
hool.
David Roberts, Of Ruby Hill, has re-
Irned from a six weeks s%ojourn in Salt
IKE City, Utah, where he has been under
le care Of physicians. Dave is one OF the
prospectors Of this county and a
ard working and industrious man. lie
a. some mines un Prospect Mountain that
we'll, but his sickness necessitates
he suspension IT work in them. We re.
ret to learn that his trip has not improved
Is health.