Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

A brother of Allen G. Thurman lives 6
Downey, California.
Frank Mattoz came up from Bait
Mountain last Thursday.
Charley Ferraris arrived home fro1
New York last Saturday.
Mrs. J.. L. Fast and her little son r.
turned to Palisade last Wednesday.
Senator Foley left for Reno last Monda
and will return home this day week.
DIR. Bergman, formerly of Reno, is prat
ticing medicine in Hamburg, Germany.
Mrs. j. G. Mcdonald left last Monda
to join her husband at Seattle, w. 4.
Father Nattini returned yesterday from
a couple of days pastoral visit at Newark
Capt. Frank Drake, formerly Superin
tendent of the Eberhardt Company, is il
London, England.
A. J. Streeter has accepted the. nomina
ton rendered him by the Union Labo
party for President.
Judge Fitzgerald left yesterday for Win
remucca, and will probably go to the Ba,
before he returns home.
Will s. Pardy returned home from tn,
Hay Ranch last Tuesday. He was afrai,
that he might be sunstruck.
FeIueHai, III Tue Dan francisco enron
icle, speaks of G. G. Powning as 18th,
little giant of the Nevada press"
Louis and John Monaco left for Sal
Francisco last Monday, intending to oper
a photograph gallery in that city.
Mrs. Sandy McMartin, accompanied by
her youngest son, left here last Monday t.
join her husband in San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. VIM. Zadow and children returned
home from Grass Valley, CAL, last Tues
day, having greatly enjoyed their visit.
Fred \. Hinckley is back in Maine,
looking after a legacy that was left to him
by his father, who died some months ago.
Miss Ella G. Sabin was elected Superin,
tendent of Public Schools at Portland,
Oregon, July Is. Her salary is $1,000
year.
f. Shendel left here last Monday TO,
Salt Lake, to look after a shipment to that
city of q tons of rich ore from the Morey
mines.
Lieutenant George Stockle, a West
Point cadet from White Pine county, Just
graduated, will be assigned to the 18th In.
fantry.
Carson Appeal: Evan Williams has
been selected by the National Republican
Committee to conduct the campaign in
Nevada.
Senator Hardesty of Elko county is
confined to his room at Wells by sickness,
but is expected to be up and about in a
few days.
Mrs. John Davey, residing at the Dun.
derberg mine, who has been very sick for
several weeks past, we are pleased to note,
is convalescing.
l.. Lobner, after a few days pleasant
- visit to his daughter, Mrs. Henry Kind in
Eureka, departed for his home at Colfax,
Cal, last Monday.
The employees of the Southern Pacific at
Sacramento are determined to erect a
statue in that city to the late Master Me-
chanic, A. J. Stephens.
G. A. Pitchford left last Monday for
Tuscarora to try his fortunes in that camp.
He is o good blacksmith, and very indus.
trious. We wish him luck.
Superintendent Gilman, of the Eureka
and Palisade railroad, left for San Fran
cisco last Saturday, and will probably re-
turn home in about ten days.
VIM. Crab and Thomas Harris, two we'll
experienced miners, left for Seligman last
Wednesday by the Nevada Stage and
Transportation Company's line.
The principal Democratic objection to
Mr.. Harrison seems to be the fact that he
is a grandfather. Cleveland has escaped
any such accusation.-S f. Post.
Mr.. BJaine's departure has been set for
August / on the City of New York, the
finest vessel plying between New York and
Liverpool. II will be the steamers first
trip.
Miss Nellie Holland, granddaughter of
John Ragsdale of Robinson Canyon, near
Ely, White Pine county, VIC was i'll a
few weeks ago, is slowly retgasIning her
health.
The two-year-old child of Thomas Ros-
wear at Ruby Hill fell out of q baby car
riage last Sunday and a broken collar.bone
was the result. DIR. Hagar set the bone,
and when last heard from was doing well.
David Brounn, one of the engineers who
came out from New York last February,
and was engaged OF the construction of the
mill at Seligman, came over from that
place and left for the East a few days
60.
Mrs. q. Y. Creeklef on the blackboard
last Monday evening for Chicago, called
there by q telegram announcing the death
of her mother. Her husband will meet
her at Elko, whence they will proceed
East together.
Fred McWilliams, an old-time resident
of Eureka, who worked for Fred Barnes at
the butcher business several years ago, and
of late has been employed at the Rich
mond furnaces, left last Monday for Lead
vile, Colorado.
1t is reported that Colonel James A.
Hardin Of Humboldt county, and his son,
G. IL. L. Hardin of Mason Valley, will
stump the State for Cleveland and free
trade this Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Baker of Eureka
were in town last night, and this morning
left for San Francisco, where they will re-
main a few days previous to IN extended
tour of the Eastern States and Canada
Elko Independent.
Henry Rives, Esq, took his family
spend a week hunting and fishing. Miss
Maud. as we learn. is q good shot with a
rifle, but this is only one of the young
lady's many accomplishments.
Miss Annie Lewis departed on Monday
last for Fresno, Cal, where she will re-
main a few weeks O. o visit to her sisters,
Mrs. L. P. Messing and Mrs. White.
From there she will go to Oakland to at
tend one of the ladies' seminaries at that
place.
James Moore, of Virginia City, has re.
ceived news of his appointment to the
Office of United States Marshal fer this
State, vice r. E. Kelly, deceased. The
Enterprise says Moore is a good man and
his appointment would be a credit to any
administration
Mrs. J. "A. Todman, wife of Captain
Todman of Lake Tahoe, and mother of
Mrs. G. G. Goodwin, died at Salt Lake
last Thursday night. The deceased was
an old resident of Carson, where she was
We'll and favorably known as an estimable
woman and fond wife and mother.
G. A. Moreing, M. E. of London, Eng
land, returned from his trip of inspection
to some of the mines of Robinson District
last Tuesday morning, and accompanied
by his wife left for Battle Mountain the