Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES.
sovements of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

uiss FHs Phillips is expected home 10
,;,st from San Francisco.
Cbris. Malatesta returned home from
Tuscarora last Thursday.
I r. Wines, Esq, returned home from
Carson and Reno last Thursday.
~ y. Gnfin returned home from Cali
ta,nia and Oregon last Tuesday,
Mr.. A. z. Gallwey has been quite sick
during the week, but is recovering.
Mrs. b. Berg was sufficiently recovered
70 take a short buggy ride yesterday.
~Asssmblyman X. s.. Clapp, Of Lincoln
county, died at Phoebe last Thursday.
W. G. Lyons Of Ely was in town during
the week and viii return home to-day.
John Bradley, Of Elko, VIII shortly re-
move to Reno TO make II his permanent
home.
Mrs. J. l.. Wines, who has been quite
unwell, we are glad to note is again con-
Yalescent.
Mrs. p. +. Mcbride, with her mother
and children, went down TO Antelope Dis.
trict last Monday.
Moritz Scheeline, cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank, left for a short visit to San
Francisco last Monday.
Miss Mamie Sharp Of Ruby Valley left
Yesterday for Palisade, from whence she
will 60 to San Francisco.
John T. Baker came in from Ruby Val.
lev last Thursday, bringing his nephews,
Harry and Ray with him.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned home
las. Wednesday from Winnemucca, and
opened court here ON Thursday.
Mrs. Emmerson went down TO Palisade
Yesterday 10 look at the Jones House at
that place, with a view TO renting 1t.
Mr.. Reynolds came over from Ely last
Thursday morning. and with Harry
Featherstone will retIin home to-day.
Senator Stewart has been instructed to
present a bill authorizing the payment Of
the California and Oregon war claims.
We are requested by Rev. G. II. Ham
mond to say that he viii discontinue Sun
day night services at the Eureka Methodist
Church.
Robert Crcssan came up from Union
last Tuesday, accompanied by his wife.
He has recently been badly afflicted with
epilepsy.
Jim Poindexter returned here from
Sprucemont, In Elko county. last Wednes-
day. He does not speak encouragingly of
that place.
=. +. Miller. Of Taylor, with his wife
and child. were in town during the week
and returned home last Thursday by the
White Pint stage.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.,
Frank Wittenberg, who has been Ill for
some teme with typhoid fever, is still In a
very critical condition.
Frank Tracy, VIM. Marcellus and
WIN. Catren, formerly employed at the
Richmond reduction works, left last We'd
mes day for California.
Miss Mamie Blackwell, Of Currant
Creek, came in with Miss Lizzie Beatty
from the Blue Eagle ranch last Thursday
to meet Mrs. Barnes from Sacramento.
James Sweeney has been appointed by
the Eureka County Commissioners Reg
istry Agent for the registration Of the
names Of voters for Ruby Hill precincts
Nos. 3 aud II. |
Jim Mullen and Mr., Campbell, who
lately been employed sampling ore at
the Eureka Con. reduction works have lett
here, the former for Cana la and the LAT
ter for Tacoma, w. L.
Eugene n. Robinson and wife returned
rom New York last Tuesday, both m
1royed in health and looking well. After
hours rest hHAo lucy ltAh W WHY BA /
rate conveyance for Seligman.
Mrs. j. Wollcot of San Francisco, who
3 interested in a number Of copper mines
n Robinson District, came in from there
by Mattoz Brothers stage last Tuesday, |
and left for home on the following day.
Mrs. Henry Barnes arrived here last
Tuesday from Sacramento, and after a few
iays' visiting here with Mrs. Henry Rives
will 60 to the Blue Eagle Ranch in Nye
county TO visit her stepfather, Hon. Alex
John Robinson, the veteran Snowman,
died at Cincinnati recently. aged 80. He
spent almost the whole Of his life in the
management Of circuses, and was succeed.
ed by his sons during the past few years.
lie amassed a large fortune.
Tomorrow morning at the Catholic
Church there will be an early mass at :
o'clock for the communicates. At the ii
o'clock mass a memorial service of the
dead, with appropriate sermon, will be
hell in behalf Of the deceased General
Sheridan's soul.
. Thomas Robinson and wife, John DAILY
and his daughter, Miss Sadie, came IN
from Newark Thursday evening. Yester-
dav morning they accompanied to the
train Mrs. John DAILY and Master Thomas
Robinson, who took their departure tor
San Jose, Cal.
Theodore, brother of Tony Buzzetti, the
milkman, who has been residing and do
ing business at Austin, Lander county,
during the past five years, arrived here last
Tuesday, and will remain a short time via-
iting his friends. He is on the lookout Tor
new place TO do business.
Ms. Joseph Winzell, accompanied by
her son and daughter, came in from the
ranch last Saturday and left on the follow
ing Monday for San Jose, intending to
place the young folks at the Pacific College
near that place. The children will proba-
bly, not return 10 Eureka for ten months.
Solly Alexander. nephew Of Henry
Levy, left here yesterday for Virginia
City, whence, after a couple of days
visit, he will proceed to his home at Wat
s~onville. Last Thursday evening a large
number Of young folks gave him a very
pleasant surprise party at his uncle's resi-
dence.
VIM Davidson, after enjoying several
days vacation with his old friends in Eu-
reka, lett to resume his duties in the rail.
road office at Sacramento, Cal, yesterday.
Last Thurday evening Charley Ladd ten
dered him a reception at his residence,
which was numerously attended and was a
very pleasant affair.
REaaflnn Fo.lav.