Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-05
PERSONAL NOTES.
dovements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

/ CISCO last Monday.
Jim White was in town from White'i
ranch last Saturday.
John Ehrman left for California yester.
day to join his family.
Mrs. Chris. Malatesta and daughter re-
turned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Senator Foley left yesterday for
Carson, where she will spend the Winter
II. Donnelly. Superintendent Of the
Eureka Con-, left Wednesday for Califor
MIA.
Mrs. w. o. Mills returned last Saturday
from holiday visit with her parents al
| Cortez.
Hon. J. p. Dunkle left last Wednesday
for Carson TO assume his duties as Assem-
blymau.
Eugene N. Robinson, Of Seligman, Il
still i'll IN Eureka and does not appear to
improve.
Sheriff Sweeney returned home last
| Thursday from q seven days trip to Moni.
tor Valley.
B. Gilman, Superintendent Of the Il. 4
L. railroad, returned home from San Fran.
cisco last Saturday.
T. j. Isbell came up from Mineral Hill
last Thursday on business and returned
home again yesterday.
| Sam Gibson and Thos. Davis left yes.
serday for Tacoma, w. t., where they will
probably settle down.
Judge Fitzgerald returned from Ely,
White Pine county, last Tuesday, where
he had been holding Court.
Governor and Mrs Adams are doing the
grand in foreign land. They are regis.
1 taraA az tha palaaa
Mrs. w. 4. Griffin and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. ID. Foley, returned home last Saturday
after protracted visit in San Francisco.
w. A. Moore, Assemblyman.elec. from
Nye county, arrived here last Saturday
and left for the Legislature at Carson last
Monday.
Brick Pomeroy and Joe Sabron came
in from White Pine county last Sunday by
private Conveyance. They returned home
yesterday.
Ed. ID. Vanderlieth, ESQ, left for Car
son last Wednesday expecting q clerkship
in the Legislature. We hope he may he
successful.
Mrs. f. Il. Henderson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Il. Riyes, for
some time past, left last Monday for Butte
City, Montana.
G.. Cont, having quit business here, de.
parted yesterday, accompanied by his wife,
for California. We wish them luck at
their new home.
Hon. Richard A. Riepe, Assemblyman
from White Pine, arrived here early yes.
terday morning and departed later in the
day for Carson.
Henry Riyes, Esq, while at home last
Tuesday, fell from stoop and sprained
the muscles Of his arm and back, which
proved very painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Scott left yester-
day for Los Angeles, Cal, and will go into
business there. Mrs. Scott expects TO re.
turn to Eureka neNt May.
Henry Kuchel Of Ruby Hill left for
couple of months visit to San Francisco.
Before returning home he will visit friends
in the interior Of the State.
V. G. Bartlett, of the Gem Hotel at
Elko, who has been dangerously i'll for
some days past, we are pleased to learn is
gradually improving in health.
Pat Stanton, Of Ruby Hill. was unfor-
tunate enough on New Years night, while
walking out Of his house, to slip down and
break his leg. He will be laid up for some
time.
Hon. David MeQuitty arrived here from
Ely last Tuesday night and proceeded to
Carson yesterday to represent White Pine
in the Assembly. He will make good
working member.
Thomas Elwood Atwell. Sheriff Of Elko
county, this State, died last Sunday night.
He was highly respected by all who knew
him. His term OF office would have ex-
pired on the 9TH inst.
Mrs. Spencer Reynolds, accompanied by
her two sons, who have been very sick dur
ing several weeks past, left for San Fran
cisco yesterday. We hope to hear of the
rapid recovery Of the lads.
Lew Davis, foreman of the Eureka
Con. works, accompanied by his family,
left yesterday for California, where they
will remain for three or four months,
and return here in the Spring.
Frank Mcmillan, who has been for a
number of years employed in mechanical
work by the Richmand Company, left for
visit In California yesterday. He will
probably return in about two months.
Fred Fisk, Of the old Eureka Leader,
has become largely prosperous through
land speculations In California. He is
now living in San Francisco and speeulat.
ing in city property. A good boy Is Fred.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland and wife. and
Hon. II. A. Comins. wife, two daughters
and his niece, Miss Alma Horton. arrived
here last Thursday evening by private con.
veyances. They departed yesterday for
Carson.
VIM. Allen, who has been employed as
smelter at the Eureka Con. reduction
works, accompanied by his wife, left for
Butte, Montana, last Monday. Bill is a
reliable man at his post and understands
his business. We wish him luck wherever
he goes.
james Purcell, accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Henry Griffin, departed yesterday
for Butte, Montana. Jim will probably
resume his " sit on the Butte Miner on
his arriv al there, but what will the many
loves do that he has left behind him in
Euraka.
Miss Alice 0ber, one OF the late teach.
ers in the public school, left for San Fran
cisco last Monday. Before leaving she In.
structed Postmaster Bartlett to address
her letters MRS. John p. Fay, Palace
Hotel, San Francisco" Are they married,
or going to BET
The San Francisco Alta, In a long edi.
toral, booms Sam Davis Of the Carson
Appeal for Minister to the Court of Kala.
kaua. 1t calls on newspaper men gener.
ally to "put every pencil behind Sam, and
with combined plumbago power push him
into the Hawaiian mission"
Harry A. jackson. left here last Monday
for Seligman, to take charge of the books
of Eugene N. Robinson. in place of Mr..
Bouton, the former Secretary. He re-
turned here accompanied by that gentle
man and Superintendent Alex. Muir last
Wednesday, and with the latter gentle
man will go back to Seligman in a few
days. Mr.. Bouton left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Thomas Rickard, who has filled the posi-.