Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-10-13
PERSONAL NOTES.
x.,smsnts Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Chr. Malasesta returned from Elko las
thursday. d.
q Sears has been confirmed as NeYadI
fndian Agent.
ur. Z. l.. Thurston left for Pueblo
"a. last Monday.
Tndga Fitzgerald returned home from
w;nnemucca last Saturday.
The Elko Democrats have nominated
ca Russell for State Senator.
r w. Hutson and family were In towr
fam Mount Hope last Saturday.
Msssrs. Baker 4 Wines left last Monday
ls Austin, accompanied by Mrs. Baker.
Gabriel COIN, the popular cigar manu-
.cturer Of San Francisco, arrived here last
tuesday.
NJ. Karsky, accompanied by his little son
Ja.ae. returned from San Francisco last
tuesday.
The citizens Of Reno propose to give
Snatsr Stewart q public reception upon
N return.
Dennis O'Leary left last Monday for An.
5ope District TO put up the masonry Of
fhalen's new mill.
Charley Lautenschlager and Henry
D. johnson took a trip down the railroad
b Alpha yesterday.
Mrs. Simeon Wenban, Of Cortez, came
n a visit TO her daughter, Mrs. w. o.
Mills, last Th uisday.
II. V. Rockwell, route agent Of Wells,
Fargo & Co, arrived here last Tuesday
and departed yesterday.
Emanuel Berg, uncle Of Il. Berg, the
Main street groceryman, left last Monday
for bis home at Woodland, Cal.
Mrs. J. l.. Wines left last Monday for
Butte, Montana, on q three weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Gallagher.
Roger @. Mills has again been nominated
fr Congress. This Is the eighth time that
the Democratic party has favored him.
Miss johnson. Of San Diego, has issued
q challenge to Miss Laura b. Anderson, Of
the same place, to row a race in the bay.
Chas. Y. Creek aud wife arrived here
last Tuesday from Chicago, Ill. He says
politics seem to be about equally divided
In that State.
Mrs. W. o. Mills and little daughter re.
turned home from San Francisco and Cor.
tez last Tuesday, both looking s~plsndidly
after their trip.
Mrs. Laura b. Taylor, having settled
her business affairs in Eureka, started on
her return trip 10 Ceburg, Lane county,
Oregon, yesterday.
II Is generally conceded that Mr.. Bar.
gross abuse Of President Cleveland,
In his speech here last Wednesday evening,
Harrison q number Of votes.
st. Paul Globe: Gamma D~ickinson's an
and kissless lips have taken TO de-
President Cleveland as the Buff.
hangman.' 1t is very sad"
Sutro Tunnel fame, was in Eureka last
representing a San Francisco |
vine house In which he Is a partner.
Ed. A. Morcom. son Of foreman Nor.
ON, OF the Dunderberg mine, left yester-
lay for Grass Valley. San Andreas and
Ian Francisco. CAL. on a pleasure trip.
S. Il. Buzzetli left here last Monday fos
Cal, where he will Engage In the
0tel business with his brother Attilio, |
Tho has purchased a business at that place.
The impression is said TO prevail at
Washington that Judge Terry viii not be
ardened by the President, Dotw;thstand-
* the strong pressure of the friends OF the
Judge.
August Shendel came In from Hot Creek
at saturday TO meet his brother, who ar
we'd the same day from Kansas. They
fl here together by private conveyance
,st Monday.
Mrs. A.. NJ. L~antheume, Of San Fran
SEQ, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
4 Leventhal during the past three or four
left with her two little Sons Tor
Dtne last Wednesday.
VIM. Beckman, the brieklayer, left here
at Wednesday for Washington Territory.
is a good citizen and a fine workman,
1t he has gone where he expects TO build
p a future home for his family.
Sam 8. Robinson, AN old.time resident Of
ureka, who for many years followed the
equation Of a teamster, but who l. now
ne Of the solid business men Of Typo,
over from there last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Il. Griffin departed yesterday
n San Francisco TO visit her daughter, |
Irs. NJ. ID. Foley. They win remain at
he Bay about three weeks. Mr.. Griffin
ceompanied his wife a. far as Palisade.
j. Strau.. the popular jeweler, returned
olne last Tuesday from q trip Of business
nj pleasure to Chicago, New York, San
aud San Diego, Cal. He put
an elegant stock Of goods during his
bsence.
Last Monday j. l.. Fast. ticket agent at
'allsade, received a dispatch from the ply |
at Arkansas Hot Springs, informing |
i'm that his wife was seriously i'll with
Uphold fever. He left for the springs OF
he afternoon Of the same day.
j. b. Bloor, local editor Of the Reno
while Treble and Young and Dor |
ner were proprietors, and who ~severei his |
connection with the paper when the trans |
err was male to the present management, |
will connect himself with the Territorial |
Enterprise. Virginia City.
William b. Brown and his brother Sam
md wife and Geo. 4. Greel, came In from
last Monday with a camping out
il, with which they left for HALEY, idaho.
They may, however, pitch their tent and
ny their fortunes in any promising camp on
he road. We wish them good luck.
Charles l.. Clark. one OF our Eureka
'aised young men, who has held a sales
position at j. w. Lambert's grocery
store for some time past, and was at one
eiLne an apprentice in this Office, left last
wednesday for San Francisco. Charley
has a good outlook for the future, and Is In
eyer, way n reliable young man. We wish
him deserved success.