Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-12-25
.ocaL mENTION.

The sENIiNhb
~. Dixon returned from g trip 70
n.slsster Wednesday
~. n. M. Millett, who resided mere
hn ago, died a, OAKLAND oai'' lass
week. NJ. h.s hsan 70.
A''o'Se'F r.. Clute 10 assist IN the
iiinea ~ Of ALDER. Hoff q, San Fran
cisco. .o,r,nad from an
tended visit In California on iAs' os'ui-
s,inson has added an assortment
III 10 his holiday stock at the post
osSce bookstore.
n".,.,,on. in New York Friday morn
ina. December 2ftn, ""o'
Issd-brokers, $3.50
NJ. VIM. Timson Left "Wednesday ior
s,n,,on Nebraska, where she VIII vis,s
one Of her daughters. a.
w.. I.ur. Bailey left Thursday
ms a. snepd the holidays with her
parents in the Norh Emo
~ v,Douesl and Rowdy McMenamin
JIM a. town from Newark Valley
aiming the psssfew days.
w.. Dick I'm Oberstes and children are
,,.nSipe the holiday season In Eufeka
spSSh her mother, Mrs. Donneliy.
w., Mamie Blackwell and Mrs, Eta
Ilnsc.n ~ Currsnt Greek are Writing
L,ss yi,h their sister, Mrs. Breen.
va. Mamie Potts. after q pleasant visit
N rrreks friends. departed for her
sans IN Monitor Valley Wednesday.
M. ,.usl services will be held at the
c..bolie Church to morrow at III O'CLOCK.
Ssna.v school meets directly after mass.
m. rublic schools generally through.
-. ~ county closed Wednesday and will
remain 90 until Monday, January 3-nex'
wear.
The rscen, cold snap is playing havoc
With our water pipes; quite . NUMBER
n them are frozen up and some ave
bursted.
Rsno,ls from Duokwster state that the
,.nue cattle In that section are In poor
condl,ion, and q number have died during
The recent cold weather.
MIRA. T. A. Burdick cut q OF her
Angars severely q few days ago. The
vonnd bled p~rofusely, and II was found
nsos.sary 10 ummon Or. Samuels.
Juad Riddle and Dick I'm obersteg are
coming up on to-day's train with . small
arm Of +. 4 P. section hands TO assist In
keeoing Christmas in the old town TO-
day.
ssryices will be held a. the Presbyterisn
Church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Rev. e. T. Ingle officiating. Sunday
school Immediately after the morning ser.
vice.
Dennis Kesis has gone 10 Seattle, where
he will await the completion OF Jack Nc
Ksnzie's preparations for the frozen
North, when he will accompany the outfit
10 Klondiks.
n. B. Rutherford Of Montreal, q travel.
ine salesman for q canning establishment
In Cansda. dropped In this week for q
short visit with bis unoles, the Ruther-
lord brothers.
Peter Breen, ESQ, has been retained by
the Eastern heirs OF Mrs. Catherine
Moore, deceased, 10 attend TO their In
tsress In the courts In the matter OF the
settlement Of said esiate.
Eureka Commandsry No. 2. Knights
Tsmplars, meet OF their Asylum this morn.
Ing a. 8 o'clock for the usual Christmas
o~bssrvancss. These services are held by
the Tsmplsrs all ovsr the world 81 the same
time.
Mrs. Rachel Younger, better known 10
old Eurskans as Miss Ray Vance. died ct
San Francisco on the nth inst. shirsy-fve
years Of age. She WAS q cousin OF Mrs.
Judge Cheney. and visited here frequently
many years ago.
A marriage license was issued Thurs.
day by County Clerk Hoegh the
parties are Peter shsefer OF Eureka and
Miss Emma Mstson Of Hamilton. The
wedding 10 to take place 70 day at the
home OF the bride.
Martin Brown has blossomed out ipto q
hrstclsst musician. and nov plays sweet
music nightly At the Brown Hotel on Q
bran new grsmaphone. The instrument
10 q fine one and 10 much louder than tho
ordinary photograph.
Walter, the 12.yesr-old son OF Geo. Young,
broke one OF the bones OF his right leg
Aisw inches below the knee while cossting
down the schoolbouss track Last Tuesday
evening. The break 10 not very serious.
out we leg Is still very badly swollen. Dr..
Owen 10 attending him.
W. Y. Lockwood. the electrician who
hsa been managing the construction OF the
electric plant at Lane for several months,
passed through Eureka Monday for bis
bone 10 California. He believes that the
mining interests Of White Pine give
promise Of . bright future.
Richard Manuel has resigned his office
Constable Of Eureka Township. and
le' TOT Butte, Montana. on Wednesday
mornings train. He expects 70 secure
employment At that city. and his return to
EUREKA 10 uncertain. He 10 Q thoroughly
INDUSTRIOUS and capable young man, and
We Wish him success.
W. H. Barclay, Government mail
.oase agent. was here last Sunday inves.
nsAnng the feasibility OF changing the
course Of the Phoebe and DeLamar mails
..om tne present system 10 20 almost d.
.oo, south through D~uckwater and Sun
nysiae. II this can be done q more ex-
peu''ious service will be the result.