Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-08-26
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Mrs. A. E. Kaye Of Elko Is visiting her
parents at Ogden.
The SENTINEL is kept on sale at the
Postofice bookstore.
Miss Minnie Msu returned home snis
week from her visit at Ely.
A letter addressed to J. d. Elder Is neio
at Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Office.
Van Powell is at the head OF q movement
to organize a gun club in Eureka.
Miss Nina whitmore returned from q
vial, A, Elko by Thursdays train.
Mas Ruby Mechanics returned home
Wednesday from a visit ct Cold Greek.
7. Fl. Hoegh and wife have gone to Ruby
Valley for a Two weeks visit at the Hsgar
ranch.
st. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening at ':3o
O'Clock.
Jack Baird, formerly Of Eureka. Is now
bookkeeper In Chsse's merchandise store
al Elko.
Billy Mendes OF Duckwater, spent Q
couple Of days in town during the early
part OF the week.
Granville Fletcher will return to Reno
next Monday to continue his studies at
the University.
p. J. Mangsn. M. D., late Of the Lane
Hospital, San Francisco, has opened an
Office at Cortez.
Quotations in New York Tuesday morn
ing, August %. we're: Silver, 59ac. Lead
brokers. S4.35.
Mrs. Walter Brown is here from Tusca-
rora on a yisi, to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Erickson.
Phil Paroni bss bought a band Of NUT
ton sheep for ,hs purpose of constantly
supplying the retail market.
The dog poisoner is again in evidence.
Ed McCormick's dog received q dose and
died early Friday morning.
There will be q regular meeting OF Eu-
reka Commandery No. 2. X. t.. this
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. William o'Neill, nee Irene Ford,
ia here from Elko on q short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Ford.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. NJ. and at p. n. on Sun.
day next. Rev. NJ. s. Riddle officiating.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. sunday school meets at 2 O'Clock.
Clsud Ford. who has been In San Fran
CISCO several weeks for the benefit OF bis
health, returned home Thursday much
improved.
Miss Ida Bradley OF Belmont, Nye coun-
~, has been reelected teacher OF the Chr
rant Greek school, which will open about
September 10Th.
Crawford Griffin arrived from Salt Lake
last Sunday, and has taken hold Of the
Tenvoord tonsorial business ct the old
Jack Perry corner.
RolIin Cromer. who returned from the
Z. & P. Railroad Hay ranch Thursday,
says that Paul Lane has finished cutting
this seasons hay crop on both his ranches.
Reno Journal, August 23: Mrs. r. Sad
Ter and Miss Minnie Sadler, wife and
daughter OF the Governor. and Miss Annie
Lucey OF Eureka, visited the State Uni
versi,y yesterday.
J. d. Page came up from Typo with his
two sons last Sunday. The boys left next
day for school In Berkely, California. Mr..
Page is in poor health and will remain in
Eureka for some time under medical treat
ment.
Miss Flora Wiiten berg left on Wednes-
days train to resume her school work at
the Nevada University. On her way she
will Walt for a few days with her sister.
Miss May. who is teaching the school at
Lee, Elko county.
j. II. Knapp Of Chicago. one Of the trus-
tees Of the recently incorporated United
States Copper Company, whose property
Is located at Alpha. Eureka county, visited
Eureka Tuesday in company with Super
intendent Whalen.
Judge Fitzgerald left by private convey
ance Wednesday with Jim Orr, OF Ely, for
Cherry Greek, TO assist Steptoe Lodge F.
A. M. in Masonic matters. Ed Krause
accompanied the gentlemen rs far as Ely
on a short business visit.
Roddy McMenomy and M. Dougherty
came In from Fish Greek Tuesday. The
latter has since returned, but Roddy 10
still here under the medical care Of Doctor
Hammond, who performed a surgical op.
GRAFTON on his neck Wednesday.
George Dugan aud wife came up from
their home at Hot Greek Sunday and con-
tinued on to Elko al once with Mrs. Matt
Hoey TO attend at tbs sick bed OF Uncle
Dick Barnes, formerly Of Currant Greek.
aud we'll known throughout this part OF
the State.
Miss Clara Msther has finished the Sum-
mer term OF school al Rosemay, Newark
Valley, and after q few days visit in Eu-
reks will take a short vacation at her home
at Carson. She has been engaged to teach