Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-02-18

The woman never lived who can explain
why she cries al q wedding.
Joseph Meister and daughter, Miss
Mary, are in town from Newark.
W. E. Griffin, Wells. Fargo a Co'sroute
agent. spent Tuesday In Eureka.
John McCsnn was in from Belmont
Thursday for q load Of supplies.
Mrs. +. F. Butler left on Fridays train
for San Francisco for o short visit.
Mrs. B. Berg and children left wednes'
dsy for a few weeks visit ct San Francisco.
Miss Clara White visited in Eureka with
Mrs. j. G. Ford during the early part Of
the week.
Oortez has now been made Q money
order DOS. Office with VIM. Christian as
postmaster.
Miss Susie walthers Of Mound Valley.
Elko county, is visiting In Eureka with
Mrs. M. Furth.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, February IA. were: Silver. $3.50. Lead
brokers, S4.2 &c.
John Shoemaker shipped three carloads
OF beef steers from Csrlin last week TO the
San Francisco market.
@. M, Fassett, formerly Of Ruby Hill,
and wife, visited at Reno this week from
Spokane. Washington.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at II A. M. and at z P. M. on Sun
DAY next. Rev. 8. s. Caldwell officiating.
state Printer Msute has our thanks for
reoot,s OF the Nevada Weather service and
the Eleventh Annual Register Of the Uni
versity.
We thank Assemblyman fremont for
his thoughtful remembrance In sending
all bills introduced in the lower house Of
tbe Legislature.
Information relative TO the whereabouts
Of Frank Nsumsn will be appreciated BY
his brother P. z. Nsuman, Gal Mission
street. San Francisco.
Jesse Karsky, whose arms were so
severely injured at San Francisco about
three weeks ago, has greatly improved.
and is now attending school again.
DR.. T. W. Huntington, late Of the rail-
road hospital At Sacramento. ia no longer
IN the railroad service. but has opened an
Office at 1li8 Suffer street. San Francisco.
Last Sunday was Lincoln's birthday,
Tuesday was 81. Valentines day, Wednes-
day was Ash Wednesday. the beginning OF
Lent. and next Wednesday will be Wash
ington's birthday.
Mrs. DR.. g. II. Thoma and daughters
have returned to their home in Reno from
q nine months residence In San Francisco.
The youngest daughter has been under
medical treatment in the city.
The Dsmorest silver prize medal to be
given the successful competitor In the
elocution contest TO be had AZ the Presby-
terrain church Friday evening the Gath
inst. is now on exhibition at McKim's.
The usual services will be held OF the
Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
During the season OF Lent services will
be held every Friday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Peter Breen Esq, Administrator OF the
estate OF Mrs. O. A. Brown. deceased, left
Wednesday, morning for Currant Greek
for the purpose Of selling at auction the
ranch and all personal property Of the
estate.
Mr.. A. M. Wells. brother.in.lAw Of E. d.
Vanderleith. arrived In Carson last Satur-
day for q weeks visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells and children leave Sunday for San
Francisco en- route 70 the Sandwich Is.
la~nds.-Carson News.
P. sseler, formerly Of Eureka. but for
the past several years 9 resident OF Ogden.
has sold out his business at that place aud
has gone with his family TO Denver. Colo
rado. Misses Fannie and Rose remain at
Ogden Is teachers In the public schools.
A letter received here shis week from
John Pardy states that he Ia now rapidly
Improving from his long and severe attack
OF rheumatism and II his condition con.
tinues to improve he will return home to
Eureka In Q few weeks. Massage treat
ment 10 apparently doing him most good.
he has now been In San Francisco for
about nine months.
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