Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-28
PERSONAL NOTES.
s.r.msuts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Lake last Tuesday
~ ,oJ Mrs. J. l.. Wines left last Mon
,.s ior Elko and Carson City.
IN Holme. vas in town the early
n The week from Seligman.
n. Pee went u Palisade last Monda,
gJrstnrned home on the following day.
~. Minnie Northey Of Ruby Hill left
sWelnosday for Palisade to visit Mrs
J. L. Fast.
= Cheney went down the railroad
Monday on business and returned the
following day.
Godfrey Revier left here last Monday 70
,v M. fortune at Tuscarora, where we
s{sb him the best Of luck.
Mrs B. Berg has been confined to her
he'd with eTysipelas since last Monday,
bnt we are pleased to learn is recover
ing.
Frank Mattoz, Of the Nevada Stage
Company. running between Eureka and
Taylor, returned 10 Battle Mountain last
Monday.
Mr.. d. II. McEwen and son, Maxey,
III last Monday for Oakland. Cal,
where they viii remain visiting for a
month or two
Ernest shendel, one Of the lessees Of the
Norey mines, returned here last Tuesday
nom Salt Lake City, and proceeded home
ward Thursday.
j. +. Cupid arrived from Arizona, last
Saturday and returned 20 hi home by the
Nevada Stage C%ompany's line last Tues
day morning.
=. G. Boiler, accompanied by his wife
and son. left last Monday for Washington
Territory, and intends opening a barber
shop at Seattle.
Mia Mary Hin arrived last Tuesday
from Moosomin, Manitoba, 20 visit her
brother, j. n. Hill, and will remain here
through the Summer.
A gentleman. representing Messrs. Jas.
+. Mathews, Of Denver, Colorado is ex.
pected here by team from Austin, Lander
County, tomorrow.
Gabriel Coin, Of the firm Of Gabriel
Cohu & CO., cigar manufacturers Of San
Francisco, arrived here last Saturday and
left again last Wednesday.
Zamlooh, the great conjurer, arrived
here last Thursday and will show at the
Opera House tonight, and on the evenings
Of Monday aud Tuesday.
Samuel Brady, a gentleman from De
troit. Mich, arrived here last Thursday,
and is looking after the interests Of the Al
esandria Mining Company.
Wa. Purdy, a well known sporting
man who lived in Eureka a number Of
years, and left here two years ago, came
over from Taylor last Thursday.
Mrs Charles Geary, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Martin Marren, left
for her home In San Francisco yesterday &C
%eompanied by her Youngest son.
ID. S~axton, Of Ohio, arrived here last
Saturday, and left on Monday for Ely,
White Pine county. He is interested in
some Of the rsines Of Robinson District.
A. p. Gallwey and wife, the Pardy fam
lily and y. G.. Ford and family spent last
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday at
Ford's Monitor Canyon ranch Antelope
having a good time picnicing.
Fred German, in his position Of stage
agent for the Nevada Stage Company, Is
very accommodating and attentive to his
business. He is just the man that travellers
on the White Pine road viii appreciate,
WIN. Arlington, Jas. McBirney and c.
G.. Snow, a mining expert from Salt Lake,
here last Tuesday from a trip Of
Inspeetion to the Tenn Pahute mines. Mr..
left for Salt Lake last Wednesday.
DuF Brown. an early resident of Aus
tin who IS interested in some Of the mines
AL IANANi AaNA o7lFtAAf hAAt Il At NvahNfF
arrived here last Saturday from CalifOr-
MIA and viii leave for the latter places
sarly next week.
Mrs. +. J. Schneider and daughter Mrs.
s. Batchelder returned home last Tues
iay from Mound Velley, where they have
baen visiting Mrs. John Clendenning dur
ing the past six weeks. The ladies look as
fresh a. peach blossoms in Spring after
their trip.
Willie Giles, nephew Of Sheriff Swee-
ney, was thrown from the buggy OF the
last Wednesday and the wheels
passed over his chest and shoulder. For
he received no hurt other than
skiuning his shoulder and making him feel
a little sore.
Miss Annie Ady Of Baltimore Is visiting
Miss Daubounais from San Francisco at
Matthias house. She finds our eli
mate far superior to that Of the great bay
city, and hopes 70 reap some benefit from
its influence before resuming her journey
10 the East.
Gus Hintz has a fine birds eye view Of
the National Capital, including the site OF
the proposed Worlds Exposition of 1892, |
and the permanent Exposition Of Three
Americas, sent 10 him by p. V. Roux,
formerly 81 Eureka, but now Secretary to
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart at Washington.