Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-17
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Mrs. NJ. ID. Foley left on Monday las
for a visit at Reno.
Il. Gluyas arrived here from Hot Creek
Nye county, last Thursday.
Chas. A. Mckenzie departed for Sar
Francisco last Wednesday.
A. +. Cheney, Esq, says be is not q
candidate Tor Supreme Judge.
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker has been quite III
during the week, and is now slowly con.
Yalsscing.
It'd. Page left for Elko last MONDAY.
whence. accompanied by his wife he viii
go TO San Jose.
Robert Christensen, one Of the old time
hands at the Eureka Con. reduction works,
left yesterday for San Francisco.
DIR. II. s. Hcrrick Of Hamilton, calne
up from San Franci-co last Tuesday, and
returned home by stage the following day.
General Powning says he Is not a canii-
date for the Snperintendency Of the Mint,
but Is willing IT, see Sam Davis appointed.
Governor Stevenson must be making o
play to catch the Irish vote. His Arbor
Day proclamation is printed with green
ink.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Grace Pardy to Arthur p. Gallwey,
Superintendent of the Ruby Dunderberg
mine.
Austin jackson received a letter from
Dennis OLeary a few days ago. He will
leave Irel md for Eureka about the LIST Of
April.
Miss Belle Ennor has been laid up with
the measles at her futher's ranch. but
we are pleased to learn, has recovered her
health.
III. Donnelly, Superintendent Of the
Eureka Con Mining Company, left for the
East last Wednesday, where he expects to
meet his daughter.
Henry Hip Of the San Francisco whole
sale liquor firm OF Wolter Brothers & Co.,
came in from Taylor last Wednesday and
left for Carson yesterday.
Ollie S. Woods, having received intelli-
gence that his father was dangerously i'll at
hi home in the State of Maine, left for
there last Monday morning.
Pete Knight left for San Francisco last
Wednesday, and will be absent about a
month. He will probably take a trip to
Washington Territory before he returns.
George Ireland Beal, who has been en-
gagged in the capacity of a machinist at
Seligman, came over from there last
Thursday and left for Virginia City yes-
terday.
Mrs. Gallagher left for her home, at
Butte City, Montana, last Monday. She
was accompanied by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. l.. Wines, the former as far as
Ogden and the latter to Elko.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McGarry gave a
domino whist party at THEN residence On
Atlas Hill last Monday evening. We un-
larsFapI fhaEa NFara a.naa fuautu plQrarz
present. and a very enjoyable time was
had.
On Monday last &. C.. Wallace, John
Tore and Walter Tonkin, memt ers from
Eureka, left to attend the meeting Of the
Republican State Central Committee,
which took place at Virginia City last
Thursday.
Fred 4. Elliot, formerly of the Eureka
SENTINEL, was shot by footpads in San
Diego on the 9th instant, and is not ex
pected to live.-Reno Gazette. I'VE think
there is some mistake about the above.
Ed. SENTINEL.
DIR. Hagar has returned from Ruby VAL
ley, where he went To attend his father last
Monday. He had a rough trip, but re-
ports the old gentleman In a favorable con-
ditiol, and recovering from his attack OF
pneumonia.
DIR. Williams received a letter from Cor
tez last Thursday evening stating that
Mike Fitzg raid was very i'll at that place,
and requesting his attendance. He eft
by train yesterday to attend the sick man,
and will not return until next Tuesday.
J.. w. Brown, the teamster, tried to
weigh a horss a few days ago. using his
foot tor the scales. He carried the much
swollen pedal in a sling for a few days.
The accident was a painful one for the
time being, but win not deter him from his
regular occupation.