Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-25
PERSONAL NOTES.
ssovsments Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

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urtl October /.
The funeral Of the late Charles Crocke
AK place last Monday.
AZ. Cheney, Esq, j. expected hom
from San Francisco to-day.
! L. Wines Esq, arrived home from
Rattle Mountain last Saturday.
Iieutenant-G Governor Davis is said 10 b,
very sick man at his home in Carson.
Miss Effe Phillips arrived home from
her visit to San Francisco last Saturday.
Attorney General J.. F. Alexander will
stump the State for the Republican party
The Pope continues unwell, and the ut
most SECRECY prevails regarding his con.
dition.
Thanks to Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart
for fayots in the way Of public docu.
ments.
Judge Fitzgerald has been confined 10
his house during most Of the week with
sickness.
viii. S. Pardy left for Reno last Mon.
day, after a pleasant visit to his parents
and friends in Eureka.
Miss Maggie Olsen returned home last
Thursday, after two months visiting with
her friends at Palisade.
WIN. Fries, President Of the Eureka
Con. Mining Company, is expected here
from San Francisco to-day.
Crittenden Thornton knocked out
Charles Magic, al attorney, in the corridor
Of a San Francisco court last week.
G.. J.. Talbot, District Attorney Of
Elko county, arrived here last Saturday,
and left for home on Wednesday last.
Mrs. w. II. Clark, formerly Of this
place, arrived here la t Saturday from San
Jose to look after her property in Eureka.
Charles Schwamb, formerly Of this
place, is in Salt Lake City from HALEY,
Idaho, lying sick at st. Mary's Hospital.
Eliza Ford, an inmate Of the Butte
county %inhrmary, is starving herself To
death. She has not taken any food in %
days.
Joe Mattoz. Of the Nevada Stage Com.
pany, left last Monday for q business trip to
Idaho. lie viii return here again in about
a week or ten days.
Austin jackson left with A. Van
Meter last Tuesday for his birth. place.
Austin. Lander county, and will return
home on Tuesday next.
Emperor William, at a banquet at
Frankfort-on-the-Oder said that 46, e00,.
900 Of Germans would die rather than
give up Alsace and Lorraine.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher left last Monday
for Hooten's ranch in Elko county, and
viii return home, accompanied by her
lite boys in about a week or ten days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Self and two children, OF
Duckwater, came up from Sacramento
last Thursday and are Che guests Of Mrs.
Jerry Ahern. They will leave for home
next Monday.
The children and grandchildren Of
Queen Victoria have just presented her
with a purse Of S30, 900. That was good Of
the little dears. 1t will keep the old lady
from wan in her old age.
Professor Baker Of Bellevue was Up last
evening. lie is doing some good editorial
work on the Bellevue Herald. Yves.
George IS still in a very bad condition.
Wood River-News Miner.
John, Peter and Charles Nelson came in
jefferson District last Saturday. |
They have been making money lately in
mininz and teaching the low grade ore
from a mine in that locality.
Sol Hip and A. J. Underhill came over
from Taylor last Saturday and returned
again on the following Tuesday. TIL
former has been unwell and came over for
a change Of air and medical treatment.
Miss Laura Davis, daughter of the late
Davis, formerly an auctioneer in
Ibis place, left with her little brother last
"Wednesday for Eureka, Utah. They have
been visiting here for the past two months.
Messrs. Featherstone and Reynolds, Of
the Keystone mine, Robinson District,
after completing their arrangements for
up teaching works upon their prop
returned home by private convey
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Brown, Of Browns restaurant
IN Main street, returned home from a six
visit in San Francisco in very good
except that she still has to keep |
arm in a sling, from the effects Of a
fall she received while In the city.
James Goetchus, better known as
Z" Rather returned here from Typo last
Tuesday evening. He has been turning
honest drill lately and had a twenty
dollar piece or two upon his arrival; but
his noisy demonstrations indicate that
they will not last long.
John Hosking, formerly a foreman Of
the Justice and Ophir mines on the Com.
stock, arrived here on a visit TO Edward
Bluett, Of Ruby Hill, last Thursday, and
left again on the following day for Lon
don, England, where he will undergo
treatment for his eyes, which were in
jured about six months ago from a blow
with a piece Of rock.