Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-21
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fornis.
Mrs. Alex Mccullough is up from Our
rant Greek.
Hsrye McAdams OF Elko Is going into
business at Cortez.
Miss Maggie Jones Is here from Palisade
visiting her mother.
superintendent Read OF the Diamond Is
here from Salt Lake.
Father Msnion OF Eureka held services
81 Tuscsrors last Sunday.
James Morrison Is In town from his
ranch In Antelope Valley.
Bob Reid Is putting on an addition to
his house on Spring street.
But little damage 10 fruit by Thursday
nights frost is 30 far reported.
Stockmen 10 this section report the late
storm insures sn abundance OF feed.
The Alta Club will give q social dance
a, the Opera House Saturday evening.
Leonard McGarry came over from Ely
Tuesday night and will return Sunday.
Mas Minnie Msu has finished her
sobool Al Antelope and 10 now ct home.
Miss Daisy Wendell is reported 70 be
seriously i'll at her home In oAkiand' Cai.
w. r. Newell returned from Hamilton
Thursday and left for the West by Fri
days train.
], A, Painter, the Eastern cattle buyer,
dropped Ia Tuesday and left Tor Battle
Mountain next morning.
JAY Henderson went over 10 Austin
Wednesday with j. A. Painters team and
will come back on Saturdays train.
There will be q regular meeting Of Eu-
reka ~Commsndery No. 2, X. T., this
Saturday evening al 7:3O O'Clock.
Assemblyman Foster being In poor
health, has given up his position on the
Elko Tidings, and is now AZ home again.
Miss Mary Nulty, formerly Of Eureka,
was married at Elko Wednesday night TO
John Garrecht, OF Gsrrecht's Hot Springs.
l.. A. Merritt shipped over the E. q p.
this week 101 AS pounds OF wool. The
shipment was consigned to Philadelphia.
Sheriff Scott Of White Pine returned
from Caason last Saturday and spent a
couple Of days in town on his way to
Ely.
The infant child OF superintendent ABB
bolt, of the Il. &. p. Il. r., is dangerously
i'll with bronchial pneumonia at Oakland,
Gal.
The base ball fraternity is requested 10
meet at the Rescue Hose House this Sat
urday) evening TO arrange for Sundays
game.
p. II. HUI went over TO Aurora, Es-
meralda county, last week by private con-
veyance, and lie expected homo within Q
few days.
Miss Annie Donohue closed the school
term ct Palissde last week, and Is now
spending the vacation at her home on the
Comstook.
M. II. Joseph left San Francisco last
Tuesday on board the steamer Senator,
bound for Seattle, en- route to Republic,
Washington.
Miss Hattie Irwin, who has been tesch-
Ing the school for q long time at Duck.
water. Nye county, has returned TO her
home in Michigan.
NevsdA's first cavalry troop spent an
hour In Palisade last Sunday where their
trains were delayed ON account OF the
cattle train wreck.
Sam Goldstone's son, Sam, who died at
San Francisco Monday morning, was q
native OF Eureka. His death was caused
by an abcess in his ear.
The telephone between Hamilton and
Mrs. Sheckels place has been down since
Wednesday noon, cutting off communica-
tion between Eureka and Ely.
The s. p. Company ia putting 10 q new
sidetrack at Beo wave which will facilitate
the handling OF Its freight at that point,
consisting principally Of sheep and cattle.
Josh Tingley made q short trip TO
Duckwster last week. He reports crop
prospects excellent In that section, and
says the ranchers are expecting Q good
yeas.
What-you.may-call-em had links out
behind the woodpile Wednesday morning
trying to make him tell why the Sam Hill
he didn't stand up for trustee and not let
things get mixed up this way.
l.. O. Bayer, at one time q barber In
Eureka. but more recently Of Elko. has
had two women arrested in San Francisco
on 9 charge OF having robbed him OF $3.50.
Query Where did Bsyer get Sl202
Miss Fannie MoGarry, who has been
teaching school at West Superior, Wiscon-
sin, for the past three years, arrived here
Friday evening OF last week, and will visit
with her parents during the Summer.
Two bioyclists came through from Aus
Tin Tuesday and continued on to Ely
Wednesday. They are meeting with diff
Guilty In making progress over the roads
In their present rough and muddy condi.
ton.
Mrs. M. Winzell has returned from her
visit in California and Washington. She
came up from the j. d. ranch Tuesday.
Miss Kitty ia making Q visit with friends
In wadsworth and 10 expected home next
week.
Bert L. Smith. agent for the New York
Lie Insurance Company, has received .
number OF pocket war maps OF Cuba. The
map Is carefully prepared, and Is Q credit
70 shs enterprising advertising genius OF
the company.
Some tall rustling is going on these
Gays amongst the schoolma'ams for the
various country schools In this vicinity.
ana some OF the scheming and election
eeiins is as interesting as the present
school fight In town.
Mrs. John Venton OF Ruby Hill went
doan to Palisade on Wednesdays train to
meet Miss Ray Frank, who Ia bound for
england, her future home, Miss Frank is Q