Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-31
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.
N. McGarry 5 reported s%eriou.Iy m.

Nj. McGarry Is reported seriously III.
Superintendent Donnelly Is expected
home to-day from the East.
Judge Fitzgerald left for Winnemucca
last Wednesday TO hold court there.
Col. Robert G.. IngersolI is coming out
TO california for a two months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Baker left on
"wednesday last for a visit to the Bay.
Senator George Hearst is reported to be
confined to his room by an attack Of III.
ness.
II. 7. Hoadley left last Monday for San
Francisco, whence he will 20 10 Washing.
ton Territory.
Neil Darragh is In from Seligman on a
visit to his sister. Mrs. Dougherty of
Secret Canyon.
Postmaster Bartlett, who has been quite
i'll during the past week, we are pleased to
state Is recovering.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
tion OF Major j. III. Dennis as Meter and
Rehner Of the Carson Mint.
Col. w. O. Mills has been troubled dur.
Ing the week with a sprained ankle, occa-
stoned by slipping while getting out Of his
buggy.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor VIM. Dors.
heimer, publisher Of the New York Star,
died last Wednesday at Savannah, Ca, Of
pneumonia.
Ed. Watkins arrived from Taylor by the
White Pine stage last Tuesday night.
Charley Sampson also came over to visit
his family at this place.
Fred Clark, Postmaster and merchant Of
Taylor, came over from that place last
Wednesday morning and left by train the
same day for San Francisco.
John Paul, who WA seriously hurt 10y the |
explosion at the Empire mine dry house at
Grass Valley a short time ago, is a brother
Of Sam Paul Of White Pine.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bartlett, who has been visit
ing at Los Angeles, San Diego and Pa-e-
dena, Cal, and Ensenado, Mexico, is now
on her way TO San Francisco.
Judd Riddle, superintendent Of the
Hay Ranch, on the Il. & =. II. r., came
in on Thursday to attend the Masonic ban
quet, which took place on that evening.
George G. Englert arrived home last
Tuesday from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
place them in charge Of their grandmother.
W. s. Duval, an insurance rate sdjuster,
was here a few days ago, and made a trip
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rate for the concentrating mill at that
place.
Chief Justice Waite, of the United
States Supreme Court, died last Friday.
Many eloquent tributes were paid to his
memory in both the Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Fast came up from
Palisade last Thursday. The numerous
friends here Of Mr.. Fast were glad to see
him. and to learn that he had fully recov-
cred from his long and serious illness.
DIR. Dawson, assisted bv Doctors Lewis, |
Thoma and Bergstein Of Reno, removed a
cancer from the abdominal cavity of Mrs.
Auker Of Washoe City. The successful
operation is a feather in the cap Of the Ne
yada doctors.
Robert Hagar, having recovered from
his late attack Of pneumonia, came in
Ruby Valley last Sunday, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, Mrs.
Laura McNaughton, and returned to the
on Wednesday with the former, Mrs.
McNaughton remaining in Eureka.
II. X. Munroe, a Government Postofice
Inspector. arrived here last Saturday, and
his departure on the following Mon
day. He stated TO a representative Of the
SENTINEL that our Postofice is the best
conducted one that he has seen in the
State, and ended by paying George Dart
lett, our Nasty, Jr.. a high compliment
on his proficiency in the work Of the Office.
Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Of Ruby Hill. has
been very sick during the past two weeks
with severe pains caused from thrombosis
in the systemic veins, and it has been sug-
gested that an amputation Of one OF her
feet would be necessary, but as an improve
ment has taken place in her condition
since then her physician hopes that this can
be averted. We trust TO hear Of the lady's
speedy recovery.