Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-10-09

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ing.
n. r. Tyler was up from Mineral Hill
the first oil the week.
Abe Laird returned from bis "trip TO
Ruby Valley Tuesday.
Oscar Hilderbrsndt left for the western
mart OF the State Thursday.
Dan McClosky, a sheepman from Ogden,
Utah, was In Eureka this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sersphine Rogsn TIM were
in town Tuesday from Duokwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Wheeler returned 10
plko from San Francisco last Monday.
Miss Mary Darragh Of Fish Greek has
been visiting friends in Eureka during the
week.
Miss Nevada HUI has accepted the po-
si,ion Of organiss at the Episcopal Sunday
school.
Mrs. @. A. Brown was up from Currant
Greek the early part Of the week with q
load Of fruit. i.
Quotations in New York Friday morn.
ing. October 8, we're: Silver SO.
Lesd-brokers, $500.
There will be q regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. q A. M. this
evening a. ~ O'Clock.
John Henderson returned home on Sat-
urdsy Of last week from Bishop Creek,
Inyo county, California.
Hon. Thomas Wren left for Ely by pri-
uste conveyance Wednesday. He will re-
turn TO Eureka in afew days.
Mrs. H. Jewell arrived from Palisade
last Tuesday on g visit 10 her mother. Mrs.
Ellen Hooper Of Ruby Hill.
A six-room dwelling house Is for rent,
the advertisement OF which will be found
10 the New To-Day" column.
The teachers and scholars OF the public
schools we're photographed Thursday BY
travelling artist J. d. Richards.
J. G. Powell, Ernest schendell and
Tom Dixon took Q trip to SilTsfsdo Tues
day looking at some OF the mines there.
Thomas summersll Of Pslisade was an
arrival BY Saturdays train. He was here
on legal business and left for home Mon
day.
W. ]. Tonkin returned home from his
ranch down the valley Saturday, and left
90 business trip 10 San Francisco on
Monday.
e. G.. Hursh, Government Pension
Agent, arrived in Eureka on Thursdays
ssin and left yesterday morning for Ham
lion BY private conveyance.
Father Manion left Wednesday for the
northern part Of Eureka county. He will
be absent -four or Eve weeks, and will visit
Elko county before returning TO Eureka.
Joe Tognini arrived from Ruby Valley
on Tuesday with his family. Mr.. Tognini
will have them remain In Eureka for the
Winter 30 that bis children may obtain
the advantages our public school offer.
We would advise our lady friends not 70
whisper secrets In the presence OF deaf
persons. One peouliarity OF . slightly
deaf person 10 that he can hear and under
stand Q whisper better than loud talk
Ing.
II. K. Morrison OF the Eureka County
Bank. leaves for q visit TO his family at
colfax. California, on Monday. Morlts
schsellne will arrive from Reno to-day
and take charge Of the bank here during
the absence Of Mr.. Morrison.
James Bsrris, who has been interested
With Harry Robinson In jiegipg some ore
dumps at Jersey, near Battle Mountain,
Lander county. WAS In Eureka during the
week. M. Barris said that the outlook
was very promising for them 10 that sec
tion.
The brave hunters returned from their
i've weeks hunt Thursday night, bat have
not yet commenced their yarn spinning.
Well no doubt have some OF them by next
"~hs Ahcg WI muhihh y Aipotai uisthA
button Of ducks yesterday, but we didn't
hear Of any bar.
Max Arnhold arrived In Eureka from
Huntington Valley Wednesday with 9
load Of butter and pork for this market.
Af' Arnhold reports that the grain and
vegetable crops are very poor In the val
10y this year. The ground squirrels have
pisyed havoc with the small crop that
has been growing.
Miss Irene Ford left by Wednesdays
"Ain for Woodland, California. on q visit
70 The family Of L. A. Merritt. Miss
FORD expects TO take q course in stenog-
raphy before returning 70 Eureka. En-
route she will visit her sister. Mrs. John
I. Wheeler. ct Elko. aud also Mrs. R. K.
Morrison At Colfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McGarry. accompan.
led BY their daughter, Annie, lief. We'd
nesdsy OF this week for Ely, where they
VIII visit Attorney F, X, Murphy and
family OF that place. After a shor, stay
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