Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-30
PERSONAL NOTES.
s,vsmsnts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

pi.;,e meant what he said.
II Wilson arrived from San Fran
,;sso las. Tuesday.
a4n,uans tobacco indulgence is about
"sdium cigars a day.
'r-..r,l Sberidan's condition continues
A, ssma as for some days past.
p,.ines fool friends can now indulge IL
.ittle profitable self-communion.
80 sherman earned 81 200 during hi,
80. gvv Ysar IN the law, and saved $500 Of IL.
r,,,ene n. Robinson and S. r. Krom
eyeecteI here from Seligman next
Tuesday.
Mrs II. r. Hoadley and her sons went
A.Wn 10 Mrs Joseph WinzelPs ranch last
wednesday on visit.
T,m Fitch talked the audience out Of the
ctisago Convention hall and then talked
,bs electric lights out.
urs. @. A. Brown came in with team
.st Saturday to take her daughters out TO
tIs ranch at Currant Creek.
pr. Williams returned home from Selig.
nan last Sunday. lie reports having left
NJ Robinson eonvalescent.
George Phillips came over from White
gne last Tuesday night and departed for
ssn Francisco on the following morning.
JudFs w. NJ. Seawell. Democratic
sominee for the Supreme Court, will
shortly start out on canvass Of the State.
DR.. Webber, Of Virginia City, who a
week ago was stated TO be at Deaths door,
i conyalescing and viii soon be about
again.
Mrs. Henry Rives, Mrs. Don McNicol
and Miss iIaud Rives left last Wednesday
for Palisade, on weeks visit 10 Mrs. j.
l. Fast.
Melvin J.. Wines returned home last
Thursday from Ann Arbor, Mich, aud
was warmly welcomed by number Of his
friends.
Judge II. r. Bigelow arrived here from
the eastern part Of the State last Saturday
and presided in the District Court during
the week.
Mrs. w. O. Mills and daughter departed
hom here last Monday for a visit TO San
Francisco, and was accompanied by Col.
Mills as far as Palisade.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lanthome, Of San Fran
DISCO, accompanied by her two little sons,
arrived here last Saturday on visit TO her
sitter Mrs. Ed. Leyenthal.
When Boutelle, Of Maine, read that dis
p4ch from Blaine, the lovely silky ears Of
Mhomet ben Raymond, Of California,
dropel till they reached the floor.
.umor has il that Capt. Frank Drake
l. lie back shortly and resume work on
igantic scale on the Aurora series Of
mics and in driving the Eberhardt tunnel
representative Timothy j. Campbell
ha made bet Of 81, 900 with ex. Repre-
se.atiye Page Of California that New
Y'k State win so for Cleveland in No
We Der.
eorge w. Crum, solid farmer and |
cate man Of Lander county, arrived here |
fro Battle Mountain last Tuesday. He |
is oking after some land business and |
waf rights.
Adispatch from FL Paso, Texas, says:
Infmation received from the flooded dis
trio in Mexico says 800 lives were lost |
by b inundation, and 1000 bodies have
beeHecoyered.
Gtsral Powning, it is understood, is to
recen the nomination for State Senator
fromY ashoe this year, in eonsid Iteration Of
his sport of the ticket Nominated
montaso at Winnemucea.
Bislp Whitaker sailed Saturday
for Edand 10 attend a grand conference
of Bis,ps, Archbishops and other high
dignitaes u the Episcopal Church in
Enslan This will be his first trip to the
Old We'd
Reuh Rickard, formerly Superintend-
ent of le Richmond Company, accom-
panied z his wife, youngest son and
daughta will arrive here July 8, on a
visit to,s son. Thomas Riekard. They
win reIin here five days, and then pro-
coed ON Tip 10 England. They propose
spending year travelling through Europe.
whileohnny Rice, the locomotive en-
giaeer othe - & Z. railroad, was pulling
The mail ,xpross and other cars from q 2
csne VI ae late ERE on the line 70 Eu.
raha lest grdav week, new fireman pms
rtipt - toaf tsltiiass1- residence. SAD I
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