Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
MENTION.

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Mrs. Hannah Morris returned Tuesday
from q business trip TO Elko.
Miss Clara Boomhower came up from
Alpha by Thursdays train.
Assessor Riddle vent down 70 Beowa"e
Monday on county affairs.
G. @. Wallace spent last Saturday ana
Sunday on the Base Range.
Jerry Ahern is now engaged in the res
taursnt business at DeLamar.
Mrs. AL. Clayton and children left Mon
day for their home ct Alpha.
Mrs. N. A. whitmore and children left
Friday for their home a. Pslisade.
Summer weather is fully upon rs. The
d.vs are now warm and pleasant.
Mrs. ]. Il. Hoegh got back Monday
from . short visit In Ruby Valley.
The dance at the Opera House last
Saturday night was largely attended.
Will REYNOLDS, who has been seriously
Ill during the week with . severe cold, 10
improving.
George s. Henderson received four car
loads Of agricultural machinery BY Tues
days train.
jacob Premenksmpf has gone 70 San
Francisco for . short visit for the benefit
Of his health.
Quosations in New York Tuesday morn.
ing, June 8. were Silver, 60ko. Lead
brokers, S4.25.
J. b. Treadwell, representing Booth q
Co. OF Sacramento. was an arrival by
Thursdays train.
II. A. Jackson and family Left Friday
morning 10 spend the Summer 81 Hamil-
ton. White Pine county.
Senator P. II. HUI and wife left for the
west Wednesday morning to attend the
meeting OF the Grand Lodges during the
next two weeks.
W. A. Gavin received Q telegram on
Wednesday announcing the death OF bis
mother that afternoon at Concord. Contra
Costa county. Gal, after Q long illness.
Mrs. VIM. Tonkin. 9 former resident Of
Eureka and Q sis.er-in.law Of W.. ]. Ton
kin. Is reported 10 be very low with con-
sumption at Breage, Cornwall. England.
County Clerk Hoegh left Wednesday
for Carson 10 attend % . witness before
the Supreme Court in the ~Governorship
contest. The ballots were sent by express.
A cattle rodeo commenced al 5pencer's
ranch, west OF Coils. on June /. The
rodeo will be al W. ]. Tonkin's place on
the 12th and ct Mrs. Winzell's about The
10th.
Rev. NJ. s. Riddle held services In the
Presbyterian Church Sunday. and visited
with his flock during the irst part Of the
week. He returned to Palisade Wednes-
day morning.
Considerable interest 10 felt here regard
ing the outcome OF the F~itzsimmons-
Jefferies fight 10 come off st New York 10
night. Fitz. is the fsvorite at Ruby Hill
and also In Eureka.
W. H. Jenkins, an assayer and chemist
representing wiswall 4 Franks Of Denver,
Colorado. passed through Eureka Tuesday
bound for Ely on special work for the
Chairman Company.
The invitations and programmes for the
Eureka High School commencement exer-
cises have been received and are being
issued to the friends and acquainsances OF
the graduating class.
Miss Dolly Monroe returned 10 Eureka
last Saturday from San Francisco. She
was not favorably impressed with the
charms Of that city, and seems 10 think
that Eureka Is 9 fairly good place after ell.
Miss Marie Williams Jane up as far as
Alpha by last Saturdays train and will
visit 9 couple Of weeks with Miss Kitty
Winzell 81 the ~. D." She Ia on her way
home to Hot Greek. Nye county. from the
Nevada State University.
Perhaps the most serious Of the many
vexing questions which confront society
ct this season Of the year 10 how TO main
tain the proper harmonious relations be-
tween the man who has . garden and his
neighbor who is raising chickens.
The ball ct the hay Ranch this friday
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Fourteen from Eureka took advantage Of
the s2.50 round trip rate and vent down
on the E. q. P. train Friday morning. A
special will be run out from Palisade for
the accommodation Of north end people and
those along the G. P.
Mrs. II. A. knight. accompanied BY her
son. Wallace, left on Mondays train for
Wells to visit her sister, Miss Alma Man
helm, who Is teaching school at that
place. At the completion Of the school
term Miss Mannheim will spend her vaca-
ton In Los Angeles with her mother and
sister, who live there.
Miss Loie Page. daughter Of J. d. Page
Of Typo. was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
H. Stinson . few days this week. Miss
Page has been engaged as q teacher in the
public school at Rswlins. Wyoming. for
the past five years. and has come West for
ashort visit with her parents. She left
for her homo Al Tybo Wednesday.