Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-28
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

L. w. Davis is expected home tonight.
Mrs. q. Y. Creek left last Monday for
visit at Tuscarora.
Hon. M. ID. Foley arrived home from
Reno last Thursday.
Billy Nickals arrived here from Califor
MIA last Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Steler arrived homo from Lo.
Angeles last Thursday.
Us Burlingame is expected home from
San Francisco to-day.
Mrs. W. o. Mills went down to Cortez
last Monday on a visit to her parents.
Judge Fitzgerald returned on Wednes.
day last from a tripto Lincoln county.
Mrs. Sam Paul Of Hamilton visited Eu.
reka during the early part of the week.
Judge Webster Of Reno will be one Of
the Democratic candidates for Supreme
Judge.
Mrs. Hesson, sister Of Mrs. VIM. Jo.
annes, returned to her Elko home last
Monday.
Ii. Gilman, Superintendent of the L. &
7. railroad, left for San Francisco last
Monday.
Mrs. Emery Briggs came up from Cali.
fornia last Tuesday and left next day for
White Pine.
BERLIN, April 25.-The Emperor's con-
ditien has changed for the worse, and
creates alarm.
VIM. Read, foreman Of the Monitor
mine at Taylor, arrived from San Fran
cisco last Tuesday.
Billy Paul arrived here last Tuesday,
after an absence Of a year and a half in
Idaho and Montana.
Richard Ryland. formerly Of this place,
Is reported to be quite i'll at his home in
Reno Of bilious fever.
Edw. Probert, Manager Of the Rich
mond Company, arrived here from San
Francisco last Saturday.
Mrs. John Crowley, wife of the genial
conductor Of the Il. & Z. X. r., visited
Eureka over last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Wethered, who has been
visiting her daughter in San Francisco for
several months, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis, nee Gallagher, returned
here last Saturday after a six months visit
in San Francico, and left next day for
Hamilton.
Il. ID. Vanderlieth, Esq, accompanied
by his mother and sister, returned home
Thursday last from an extended visit in
California.
III. s. Bullock, who for a number of
years has been in the employ of r. Sadler
4 Co., left on Monday last for a visit to
Woodland, Cal.
Simeon wenban and Henry Walsh were
up from Cortez last Thursday to attend TO
some business in connection with the estate
of NJ. Fitzgerald.
&. II. Davis, partner of J. ii. Lockwood
In the sheep raising business, arrived here
from Woodland, Cal, last Thursday, and
left by stage for White Pine yesterday.
J. ii. Richardson. the Democratic war
horse OF Washoe county, was stricken with
paralysis last Monday. Though quite low,
his physician entertains hopes Of his recov.
cry.
Thursday last Hon. Thomas Wren re-
ceiyed a telegram from Butte, Montana,
announcing that DIR. A. G. Bishop, for
merry a resident of this place, had been
killed by being thrown from a buggy.
Gus CARRIER, a wealthy butcher of Tus.
carora, arrived here last Thursday on a fly
ing visit to his brother-in-law, Johnny
Flavin of Ruby Hill, and left for San
Francisco yesterday.
Messrs. Featherstone & Reynolds re-
to their mine in Robinson District
last Tuesday. They will shortly com
mencs the erection of the teaching works
contemplate.
James G. Flood, the San Francisco mill
accompanied by his wife and Miss
j snnie Flood, will leave for Europe next
month. They win cross the continent in a
special car, and will remain in Europe for
a year or two.
Alex. Mccullough, wife and daughter
came in from their ranch last Thursday, and
were accompanied by Miss Mamie Black
well Of Currant Creek. They returned
home yesterday, and Miss Blackwell pro-
ceeded to Salt Lake.
VIM. McCowen, brother Of Mrs. G.. A.
Fletcher of this place, died at his residence
in Concordia, Kansas, on the 7th inst. The
sad news reached Mrs. Fletcher last Thurs.
day, and we sincerely condole with the
lady in her affliction.
John L. Drager arrived home last Sat-
vrday after a lengthy visit to his relatives
in the East. He found but little to inter-
est him during his absence but the pleas
ure of meeting them, and was glad to get
back 10 the Base Range again.
The Odd Fellows ball at the Opera
House Thursday evening was a grand sue
cess. The attendance was unusually |
large. The hall was ~splendidly decorated
with emblems of the order and evergreens.
The music was by Riegelhuth's full baad,
and was splendid. 1t was a pleasant
affair, and will long be remembered by the
lovers Of dancing.
Matt Coin, son Of Gabriel Cohn, for
merly of this State, is travelling for the
San Francisco manufacturing firm of Ca
briel COIN & Co. The young man. who is
the counterpart Of his father, and a reeu-
lar "chip of the old block" is on his
maiden trip, and arrived here last Tuesday.
In the above quotation we give the young
man as good a recommendation as he
needs, and all that we can add is that we