Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-14
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

80 JNAASA ~ AdNiOi.
J. L. Wines, Esq, and wife left 10
a visit to Reno yesterday.
District Attorney Love, OF Whit
Pine, talks OF resigning his office.
j. l.. Thompson of Mineral Hi
visited Eureka during the week.
Mrs. Mary Norton died at ViIgini,
City last Sunday at the age Of % years
Charley Mette, of Ruby Hill, hai
gone to Seligman to improve his for
tunes.
Mrs. John Olsen went down &c
Palisade last Monday TO visit her old
friends at that place.
John Locker, an old Nevadan, died
suddenly at the Stockton, Cal, In.
sane Asylum recently.
Mrs. Sol Hip came over from
Taylor last Friday, and on Monday
left for San Francisco.
Miss Alma Mannheim left for Dia-
mond last Monday to take charge of
the school at that place.
Mccoy Chappell arrived home last
Tuesday and has taken a clerks posi-
ton in Capron's drug store.
We learn that Wash. Woodbury. is
still in the land of the living. The re-
port of his death was unfounded.
Judge Fitzgerald returned home
last Thursday from Winnemucca,
where he has been holding court.
Miss Mary North, Of Pleasant Val
ley, who has been visiting the Misses
Mannheim, left for home last Monday.
Pat Mcbride was up from Antelope
District during the week, and reported
things running smoothly down there.
On Friday Joseph shannon, a Com
stock printer, was killed by Charles
Graf in an alteration over a mining
claim.
III. III. Straight of Duckwater re-
turned from a visit to San Francisco
last Thursday. He is much improved
in health.
9. S. Young, Of the Gazette was in
the city yesterday. lie has his eye on
the Congressional nomination.-Car-
son Appeal.
Fred Clark, the druggist OF Taylor,
arrived from California last Tuesday,
and took the stage the following
day for home.
Mrs. John Hollingsworth and son,
and Mrs. l.. A. Dunkle departed for a
visit TO their relatives at Woodland,
Cal, last Monday.
Mrs. Magenda is expected here to-
day on a visit TO her mother, Mrs. j.
Straus, who went to Palisade yester-
day to meet her.
Antonio Aguayo came over from
Austin last Tuesday TO visit his son at
this place, and left for his ranch at
Cherry Creek Yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia at her resi-
dcnce ON Atlas Hill, but, as we are
pleased to state, is recovering.
Elmer Mcconnell, the locomotive
engineer on the Ruby Hill railroad,
left last Wednesday for q trip to Cali
He will return TO Eureka
May J..
Hon. Thomas Wren went down TO
Mount Hope last Wednesday for the
purpose OF laying out the work he
proposes to have done in his mines
there this season.
Mrs. j. G.. Moore left with her
children last Monday to join her hus-
band at Ellensburg, w. L. We hope
that they will be comfortably settled
in the northern country.
Reno Journal: f. A. Littlefield
returned yesterday morning from San
Diego. He has recovered from his
sick spell, and looks well. He may
conclude to locate in Reno.
Thomas Davies and William Davies,
two ~furnacemen, for q long time in the
employ of the Richmond Company,
who have been visiting San Francisco,
returned home last Thursday.
J. +. Piagcman, the San Francisco
wholesale liquor dealer, arrived here
last Thursday and was accompanied by
his nephew, z. +. Plageman, who is
in the wholesale cigar business.
Judge Fitzgerald visited his children
in California during his absence. He
will leave for Phoebe tomorrow, to be
absent two weeks, and proposes hold
ing Court at Ely February 10.
Sustain B. Anthony is SO years
DID," says a newspaper correspondent.
This is correct. Susan was only 50 at
the time OF the Women's Convention
in 1913, and she has grown old very
slowly since.
Jacob Sharp, the notorious briber
of New York Aldermen, died last
Thursday evening at S:l5. He was IL
years OF age, and was to be tried very
o a second time for corrupt prac-
tees.
Neyada's old time citizen, Fred
Hart, is making a irst-class weekly OF
the San Francisco Republican, and
from the many good words he gives
the Silver State and her prominent
citizens, he should have a goodly
number of subscribers here.
Johnny Green. the genial clerk at
Remington, Johnson & Co.'s store,
| accompanied as far as Elko last We'd
| nesday his wife and children, who
have gone to Rutland, Vt. The lady
! having gone to visit her relations as
we'll as for the benefit OF her health.
o. J. Salisbury is expected here on
or about May l, to examine into the
| condition of the Geddes mine at
| Secret Canyon. 1t is probable that he
| will see ii arrangements, "a be made
TO work over the tailings at the mill
dump before returning to Salt Lake.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, OF Newark,
left for Paso Robes last Monday
where he hopes to get cured of sciatiC
| rhanmntism- lie took his second