Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-19
PERSONAL NOTES.
s.,smeuts Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

unL C. Y. Creek returned home from
Tsssarors last Thursday.
Nm Beekman left here last Wednesday
Or trip to San Francisco.
rnlI Riddle was up from the Hay
psnsh last Tuesday night.
Rank Riegelhuth arrived home from
s.n Francisco last Tuesday.
Mrs. John DAILY Of Newark returned
..rs Last Thursday from San Jose. Cal.
pou-At Woodland, Cal, May Is,
,sss "a the wife Of John Hollingsworth, a
The Misses Emma and Bertha Bar.
,haIomew left here for uscarora last Mon.
day.
Felix Rice left last Monday e take a
IL IN the railroad machine shops at Pail
ode.
urs. Jas. Riley came in on the White
Pine stage from Hamilton on Thursday
niht
Mrs. Jos. Winzell, who has been in
,n during the week, left for her ranch on
rusday.
John Hollingsworth was a passenger on
H. outgoing train last Wednesday for
Woodland, Cal.
The wife Of U. s. Marshal Kelly, died
in Virginia City Saturday evening Of con-
qestion Of the brain.
Mra Lew Hollingsworth and Mrs T.. A.
Innkle arrived home from a visit TO Wood
land, CAL, last Thursday.
Jim johnson and wife, Of the Blue
EAGLE ranch, who have been visiting here,
returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. /. w. Davis and daughter arrived
home from California last Saturday, look
Ing splendid after their visit.
Mrs. Alex. Aguayo left yesterday for
Reno 10 permanently reside there. She
was met by her husband at Palisade.
Miss Agnes Timson, Of White Pine,
left by the blackboard last Monday for
Cold Creek, whore she will teach school.
dob" Kermeen returned here from
Reyeille last Sunday. He reports that the
waking is good the entire distance Of the
road.
Hon. A G. Cleveland came in from his
ranch in White Pine County last Saturday
on his way to TIE Republican State Con.
vention.
Little Georgy Childs left last Monday
for San Francisco, where his mother will
meet him, when both of them will 20 10
Los Angeles.
Queen Victoria has been made q Colonel
in the German army. II there ia q salary
attached the thrifty Queen will see that It
Is promptly paid.
Old Governor Downey, Of California, |
married his former housekeeper, Miss
Rosa V. belly, last Sunday. Downey is
over 70, and the lady IS.
Boss Sadler says he is satisfied with the
nomination Of Seawell for Judge Of the Su-
prsme Court, and now he will not be an
Independent candidate for the position.
Walter b. Hurrub arrived here last
from Alameda, Cal, and de-
for home on Thursday, intending to
at Mrs. Jos. Winzell's ranch for a few
John Harris, a nephew OF Sam Harris,
ne Of the shift bosses Of the Pursell mine
Seligman, died last Tuesday morning Of
lie had been sick only a few
lays.
John Evans, brother If Mrs. John
Williams Of Goodwin Canyon, returned
ere from Montana last Tuesday. He is
! splendid health and looks years younger
nan when he left here.
Chairman Barnum, Of the Democratic
'ational Committee, is in Cleveland, o.,
nd says he thinks Cleveland will have
o opposition at st. Louis, and that Blaine
i'll be the Republican nominee.
A man writes to the Appeal from San
francisco that Mrs. Bowers, the Washoe
eeress, prophecies that some day Senator
will be elected President Of the
United States on the American ticket.
A. NJ. Self and wife came in from Duck.
gater last Sunday, accompanied by their
children and little niece. Mrs. Self
md the children departed for Coquell City,
the following day on a visit to their
~elatives.
The Daily Morning Free Press, pub
ished at Tulare, has hoisted at the head
II its column the National Democratic
icket, Grover Cleveland for President;
george Hearst Of California for Vice
President.
NJ. h. Garraghan, OF Taylor, came in from
place last Saturday night, and on
proceeded on his journey to Vir-
sinia City to attend the Democratic State
Convention, as a delegate from White
Pine county.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Joseph WHEEL had
a splendid monument of Quincy granite,
IA feet high from tip to base,
in the family burial lot at the Ma
sonic Cemetery. and appropriately in
scribed to the memory Of her deceased hus-
band.
Jas. A. Church of New York returned
BY private conveyance from Seligmsn last
Wednesday night, and proceeded by special
train at 7:55 A. NJ, Thursday for the East.
lie was accompanied to Eureka by Alex.
Muir, the fsrmer superintendent Of the
Pursell mines at ~Seligman.
From a telegram we learn that Seawell
nominated by the Democratic Conven-
ton for Supreme Judge and Cassidy for
No further particulars had
been received from the convention. The
nomination of the above named gentlemen
gives very general satisfaction here.
Caspar Samuels. well known to the resi-
dents OF Eureka who formerly lived at
Grass Valley, Cal, was here during the
week, representing the tobacco and cigar
house OF Arnold, Pollack & Co. Of Saa
7 rancisco. Samuels is a hearty good fell
and represents a reliable house.
j. G. Landman, the matchmaker, who
formerly did business on Main street, left
ior San Francisco where his family resides
latt Monday. The old gentleman Is an in
vsutor and a fine Workman. but was com.
peiied To leave on account OF sickness.
we wish him good luck and rapid restora-
ton to health.
John ~Fitzmaurice, formai at II. Sad
ier's Huntington Valley ranch, was thrown
from a horse a few days ago, caused BY the
the animal having stepped into a coyote
hole. He struck on his face. and cry
sipelas set in. Yesterday he came in
town and placed himself under the care OF
Dr. Williams.
Messrs. G. @. Wallace, A. G. Cleveland.
j.; j. Baird. w. s. Beard, Gus Corenke,
W; j. Smith, w. J. Tonkin. Sam Beebee.
John Inrre. a 4 Skenrns and A G.