Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-07
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Senator Foley aud wife returned OF
Tuesday from a visit to the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richard arrive,
here on tuesday last from Berkely, Cal.
Superintendent Donnelly, Of the Eurek.
Con. Company, returned here on Tuesday
last.
Henry Riyes, Esq, has removed his Of
nee to the building adjoining the Court.
house on Main street.
A. b. Davis, Superintendent Of the
Silver Lick mine, loft for a visit to San
Francisco last Wednesday.
The case Of w. i. Griffin vs.. JOIN
Pardy has been appealed from the Justice
Court to the District Court.
Boss Sadler that he will
be an Independent candidate for State
Senator at the coming election.
Postmaster Bartlett who suffered a
relapse from his late illness we are glad to
know Is again recovering his health.
Henry johnson lett last Wednesday for
Salt Lake, where he has been called to the
bedside OF his mother, who il dangerously
III.
Senator Poujade Of Lincoln county, Ne.
vada, is freely talked Of as an available
man for the Republican nomination for
Congressman.
Mrs. A. Skillman left on Wednesday
last for Red Bluff, Cal, summoned by a
telegram announcing the critical condition
OF her mother.
Robert Mcmillan returned to Eureka
from a visit to his old home In Canada
last Sunday, and was welcomed by a NUN
Der OF friends.
L.. W. Davis, Superintendent Of the
Eureka Con. reduction works, departed for
San Francisco with his family yesterday.
They will be absent a month.
Mrs. Emma Pow Smith lectured In tie
interest Of Christian Temperance OF the
Methodist Church last Tuesday and Wed.
nesday evenings TO interested audiences.
NJ. Karsky left last Wednesday for San
Francisco to purchase his Spring stock Of
dry goods, clothing and gents furnishing
goods, and will be absent about two weeks.
Fred Hewitt, who has had charge Of the
concentrating mill at Seligman, came over
from there last Wednesday morning and
proceeded by railroad on his way to Now
York.
Mrs. j. w. Mackay has found it neces-
sary to publicly deny a rumor at Paris
which stated that she had placed her mill
ions at the disposal of Boulanger for a
comp d'etat in France.
Mrs. j. Ahearn and children returned
hsrne last Tuesday from a two months
visit at San Jose, Cal, and were &C.
companied by Mr.. Ahearn from Pslisade,
be having gone there to meet them.
Carson Appeal: There seems to be a
pretty general agreement among the most
representative Republican papers upon the
desirabili,y OF sending strong and un.
pledged delegates to the National Conven-
ton.
Geo. W. Hllstead came over from Selig-
aian last Saturday and returned the
following day. Doe" Holmes made a
similar trip. They came TO meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene n. Robinson and to take
them back home.
Johnny Christopher, who has accertably
filed the position Of clerk in DIR. Schnei-
der's drug store for several years past, left
last Wednesday for Los Angeles TO attend
TO some business at that place, and will be
absent about two months.
Chas. w. Ladd and Fl. G. Evans, Nc
vada, and Mrs. II. G. Evans, Reno, were
registered at the Baldwin Hotel. San
Francisco, last Saturday. We wonder il
the good-looking clerk Of the Postoftice
bookstore has really entered the matri-
monhal world.
Mccoy Chappell, who has been en-
ploysd for the past two or three years in
the drug busines 10 the East, will return to
Eureka about the 10th instant to take a
position in Capron's drug store. The
young man has a number Of friends here
who will be pleased to learn Of his returning.
Eugene n. Robinson and wife camo up
from San Francisco last Saturday, and re-
turned TO Seligman on Sunday morning
by private conveyance. They looked
hearty after their few weeks s%ojourn at
the Bay, and the former has received great
benefit in relief from rheumatism by the