Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-03
PERSONAL NOTES.
...msuts Of Men and Women
Hare and Elsewhere.

s;msou wenban returned TO Cortei
a Monday.
D. Arlington was down at BeOwawt
nTns the week.
~.,lsv Robbins left for Antelope Dis,
81 last Tuesday.
r.ns.C. Flood, Of California, N report.
Jsmswhst better.
IA. father Of Senator Stewart, OF Ne
Il lived 10 be l02 years OF age.
a.org, Freeland, Of Bull Springs, was Ia
.Ss last Tuesday and Wednesday.
=. Underhill and John McMicbel, Of
..sLr. were In town last Tuesday.
~, and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, oil
x.xsrk. were in town the early part Of the
SEX.
Va are pleased TO learn that Mrs. j. l..
I'D Of Palisade. is improving In health at
-t,ksnsas Hot Springs.
I Thurston and wife, Mrs. Eugene
rsrrston and Mrs. John Ehrman, left last
tuesday, for Pueblo. Col.
Sam Davis, OF the Carson Appeal, an
.Srces that he Is a Jealous disciple Of the
Ifvining rod manipulators.
Wm. Laurenson and John Is. William.
Ia of Ely, arrived here last Tuesday and
m on the following day for Newark.
". @. Brown, with his wife and child.
.ne over from Seligman last Tuesday and
M on the following day for California.
Miss May Darragh, neice Of Mrs. NJ.
Dougherty. Of Secret Canyon, was in town
/ rdting among her friends during the week.
The Elko independent reports a bet Of
4 1900 between J. w. Dorsey, Of Elko, and
ID. Norton, of Tuscarora. Norton bets
90 Harrison.
Mrs. Eugene N. Robinson, OF Ssligman.
arrived here by private conveyance last
Sunday evening and left for New York on
Wednesday morning.
John Hankins and wife, Of Ruby Valley,
came in from there and left last Monday
for 10. Angeles, Cal, where they will re-
main about two months.
J. NJ. Crawford and Mr.. Keller, tele.
graph operator, came up on the special
train from Pslisade last Tuesday and re-
turned home the t~Ilowing day.
Henry Allen, who has been very danger
ously III for several weeks past, was able to
be out on the street during the week, but
does not gain strength very fast.
Mrs. Jas. McComie and sister, Miss
LLOYD, arrived here from Ely, White Pine
last Sunday, and left on the fol-
lowing morning to visit their mother at
Grass Valley, Cal.
Mrs. Benedict, daughter OF Eugene N.
Robinson, Of Seligman, arrived here from
he East last Saturday and took private
annoyance the anne evening for her
residence In White Pine county.
Father Rea3oner, Of Corvallis county,
attended the Synod at Salem last
geek. This venerable man IL 30 years Of
90, and claims TO be the oldest Presbyte-
ian minister on the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. WIN. Timson and daughter, Agnes.
!. X. Kendall. Superintendent of the
Jenny A" Mining Company, and Major
reece, came over from Hamilton last
and returned there Thursday.
Senator Foley returned from the West
vt Saturday and was very seriously Ill
It'll 40 liberated sore throat during the
eek. He was sufficiently recovered on
thursday last TO appear on the street.
w. @. X. Hutton, of London, England,
10 Of the directors Of the Ruby-Dunder
rg Company, arrived here last Tuesday
ID was the guest Of Mr.. Galiwey until
riday morning. when he left for San
rancisco.
Alex Beatty, Of the Blue Eagle Ranch,
by his daughters, Mrs. w. r.
.rnes and Miss Lizzie Beatty, came in
wn by private conveyance last Sunday.
r. Beatty Is suffering from rheumatism,
I will, with Miss Lizzie, return home in
days, when Mrs. Barnes will leave
r Sacramento, her place Of residence.
Charles n. Shaw, President Of the Jack
n Mining Company, accompanied by O.
Grren, private secretary OF Fred
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
arrived here last Tuesday and
again for San Francisco yesterday. Mr..
Is grati6ed with the appearance Of
e jackson mine.