Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-16
PERSONAL NOTES.
s.rsmsuts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

,aming man AZ Chicaso'
Is.n,soapt Governor Davis is now the
..,;"g Governor Of Nevada.
80 sberidan's mother died last Tues
10 morning at Somerset, Ohio.
a., r Crossan and Joe Lindsay came
I'm Mineral Hill last Tuesday.
a., Iatest advices say that there was no
.nss In General Sheridan's condition.
,nen G. Thurman, the Democratic
..ainee for Vice President, is "a years Of
ui.s Bell Ennor, who has been visiting
Mn d. Foley, left for home last Mon
day.
ur and Mrs J.. l.. Wines took a trip to
p,J;.ade Yesterday and will return home
telay.
Mr.. Charles Geary, mother Of Mrs.
usrtin Marren, arrived here from CalifOr-
sa last Thursday.
Ibn Pascoe. Joe Stevens and Andrew
uslIling. old Ruby Hill miners, left for
SEgman during the week.
We are glad 10 announce that Miss SO.
Ee Berg, who has been seriously i'll for
seral days with ~erysypelas, is much bet
Joseph V. Kelley, agent Of Wells, Fargo
tCo. az Phoebe, arrived here last Tuesday
rom Salt Lake City, and will remain here
afew days.
J. ". English, the w~ell-known mining
msrator is expected here from San Fran
rtco this afternoon and to leave for Typo
tpmorruw.
Jaa Mackey. the little boy who featured
bs skull by falling from his horse several
days ago, is getting well ard able TO he
around town.
Mrs. Wendell departed for San Fran
cisco last Monday n spend the school va
cation, accompanied by her youngest
daughter, Miss Daisy.
The San Francisco Examiner is justly
proud Of the fact that IL started the Thur
man boom which gave the "Old Roman"
the Vice Presidential nomination.
We acknowledge an invitation 10 the
Tenth Annual Commencement Of the
Sacred Heart Academy at Union Hall
Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday, June %,
1883.
Miss Minnie Blackwell arrived here last
Tuesday from Carlin, where she has been
visiting some Of her friends. and will leave
on Monday next for her parents ranch on
Currant Creek.
County Recorder w. s. Beard left last
Monday 10 visit his mother in the East, |
and win also attend the National Republi- |
can Convention. He expects to return
home IN about two weeks.
John Stebbins, a s~heepherder lately in
the employ Of J. q. Ford 4 Co, died IN
the County Hospital last Sunday, Of con-
nmution. The deceased was a native Of
The State Of Virginia, aged 43 years.
ri $500 4 u g. II 80 /
killed last Friday morning by falling down
the Eureka Con. shaft, was largely at
tended, the hearse being preceded by
nearly every miner on the hill afoot.
Hon. NJ. ID. Foley left here last Mon
day a. a delegate TO the National Republi-
can Convention, which convenes next
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
wife, who will visit friends in the East.
A. Cahen, the head clerk at Morris &
dry goods store, was a passenger on
Mondays train for San Francisco.
where he has gone to attend his brothers
and TO take q two weeks holiday.
We received n pleasant call from Col.
ierry Il. Moore Of Ruby Valley, who was
d town the early part Of the week on bust
ess. this being his first visit 10 Eureka in
* years. lie left for his ranch last Tues
ay.
VIM. Love, Esq, late District Attorney
4 White Pine, which position he has re-
isned, arrived here last Sunday by the
White Pine stage and departed by train
for Elko, where he will practice
lis profession.
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge OF
Of the State Of Nevada convened
II Virginia City last Tuesday, Grand
Master A. l.. Fitzgerald Of Eureka pre-.
The Lodge viii hold daily sessions
Ior two or three days.
Evan Williams received a dispatch from
Stewart Friday that he has Sc
cured rooms for the Nevada delegation at
The Sherman House. This ia Chieagos
DO 5 hotel, and means that Nevada viii
have all the style that Is lying around
loose. q
Miss Gussie Manhsim will open a pri-
vate school in the public schoolhouse next
Monday. The young lady has had con
Siderable experience a. n school teacher,
and is very well liked by the young folks.
She will have quite a number Of pupils to
start with.
The Berrymans Of Secret Canyon re-
turned home from their prospecting trip
last Saturday, not greatly encouraged with
the result. We presume that il was the
fault Of the country, not theirs. n Their
reputation as miners and prospectors Is
away above par.
Paul Douthett, who has lately been at
tending a course Of lectures in a st. Louis. |
Mo, law college, arrived here last Friday, |
and was welcomed by a large number. OF
his friends. lie will remain here a few
days longer and then proceed to San III
ego to visit his father.
Charley Ferraris and his wife left here
for New York last Monday. Mrs. Fer
raris will go from there to Italy. Charley
will remain in New York about a month
attending to business connected with the
estate ct the late John Comaita, OF which
he is the administrator.
james Williams and VIM. Harris, son Of
Sam Harris, shift boss at the Pursell mine
at Seligman, came over from that place
last Thursday and will return there on
Monday accompanied by Alfred, a son of
Sam Harris, and Chas. Thomas, n nephew
OF Billy Sampson, two yoang men who AT
rived here from England last Thursday.
Mrs. +. J. Schneider left last Wcdnes-
DAY to spend the Summer with her daush-
ter, Mrs. Clendenning, in Mound Valley,
Elko county, and was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Chester =. Bstchelder, ard
her friend Mrs. A. NJ. Moore Of Detroit.
The latter will remain in Mound Valley
abodt n week and then leave for her home
Dan II. Mcdonald received the sad in
tslilgence a few days ago that his mother
had died May II at her home in Westvllle,
nova Scotia. Although the old lady had
hFed more than the allotted three score
and ten year her demise brings sorrow t.
her bersaved children. to whom we offer
our sincere sympathy and confidence. She
daughter.