Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-12-02
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1uesuaY.
Mrs. ii. Rogantini is in town from
Duckwater.
w. Il. Griffin returned to Reno on last
Mondays train.
Frank Winzell came up from the j ID
ranch Thursday.
John Pratt came up from Palisade 10
take in the cake walk.
Frank Harmer is home for q short vaca-
ton with his parents.
Latest New York quotations are; SILVER
583: lead-brokers. "a 4O.
Tom Robinson, Jr., came in from Newark
Valley to eat turkey in Eureka.
Extra copies of the SENTINEL can be OBJ
tanned at G. III. Stinson's bookstore.
Mike Donnelly has returned home from
an extended stay at the Hay Ranch.
Miss Ellen Reagan, formerly Of Palisade,
was married at Ogden last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Bailey has returned from
Salt Lake to her home in Diamond Valley.
Bert Henderson returned home last
Saturday from a FIVE weeks visit at San
Francisco.
Miss Maud Norman, teacher Of the
Summit Station school, is in Eureka for a
short visit.
Miss Jessie Diamond, teacher Of the
Garald school, is home for the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation.
Assessor Riddle and Sheriff Burdick
made a short official visit to Palisade the
first Of the week.
The Italian Benevolent Society will give
a banquet at Masonic and Odd Fellows
Hall Sunday evening.
A number of Pine Valley and Mineral
Hill people attended the Thanksgiving
ball at Mound Valley.
DIR. j. X. n. Owen, who has been con-
fined to his bed for about a week, is re-
ported to be improving.
Miss Josie Robertson, who teaches at
Diamond Valley, is spending her Thanks
giving vacation at home.
Miss Hattie Riddle, daughter Of Rev.
NJ. S. Riddle, arrived last Saturday, to
make her home in Eureka.
Mrs. James johnson and sister, Miss
Emma Lochman, are in tow from their
home at Bull Creek, Nye County.
Attention is called to a notice in another
column, regarding the collection Of bills
due the firm Of ID. Depaoli & Co.
Mrs. +. II. wittenberg, who has been
visiting friends at Salt Lake and Ogden,
returned home by Thursdays train.
Governor Sadler is over from the capital
and expects to remain some time, attend
ing to n number of business matters.
Miss Susie Mulcoy, who has been en-
Oagsd TO teach the school at Golconds,
leaves for that place next Wednesday.
Mrs. VI. Winzell and daughter, Miss
Kitty. will leave their home near Alpha
next Monday for a visit to California.
Judge Fitzgerald passed Palisade Mon
day ON his return from the East. He was
on his way to Austin to hold a term OF
court.
J.. L. Muir, representing the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York,
has been In Eureka and vicinity for the
past week.
Miss Villa Boomhower, after visiting
friends in the northern part of the county,
left Palisade last Monday for HOLSTER,
California.
Mrs. NJ. Doyle Of Ruby Hill has re-
turned to her home from Salt Lake, where
she had an operation performed for cancer
of the breast.
Mrs. Grubnau, nee Loschenkohl, has
been in Palisade a few days this week
packing furniture for shipment to her new
home at Ogden.
The postmaster of Eureka has been
requested to cooperate with the Carson
Weather Bureau in the distribution of the
forecasts at his station.
There are a large number of visitors in
town and very likely the SENTINEL has
omitted mention of some of them. II was
unintentional, however.
Charles Mcbride, Robert Baily and
mother, Mrs. Baily, and Miss Nora Naples
from the north end Of the county, were Wis
itors in Eureka Thursday.
John Fitzgerald, the INDECENT for whose
support for the past six years Washoe
county recently sued Eureka county, died
at Reno on Friday of last week.
Charley Lambert received a telegram
Thursday stating that his father had
arrived safely in San Francisco that day
and was at the Waldeck Sanitarium.
The Star Band Of Ruby Hill will give a
grand masquerade ball at the Eureka
Opera House on the evening Of January l,
1900. Their advertisement will appear
next week.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
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