Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-10-28
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Rev. NJ. s. Riddle returned Thursday
from the %Presbysery ct Stockton.
DR., III, Hagar and son left last Saturday
for his fathers ranch In Ruby valley
Geo. A. Bartlett, Esq, vent Gown 'ne
railroad Saturday on professional business
Granville Fletcher returned from the
State University by last Tuesdays train.
sb;nmsn,s OF scrap iron over the E.. d p.
g. az wsah amounted 70 444, 800 pounds.
w. r. Lobner, Wells, Fargo q Cos new
,ou,e agent, was In Eureka from Tuesday
until Friday.
r. X. Murphy, Esq, Of winnemuccs'
passed through Eureka Thursday en- route
10 White Pine.
II is reported In Eureka that Q former
Judge Of this Distric. will soon wed . San
Francisco lady.
Misses Josie Robertson and Olympia
Romano Of Sulphur were in Eureka from
Friday until Sunday.
]. f. Haley was very successful in bis
Canvass for the Nevada Magazine here.
He left for Austin Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Jewell OF Palissde came up
on Thursdays train to visit her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Hooper OF Ruby Hill.
Mrs. d. E. Hooten OF Elko arrived by
Thursdays train, to attend the funeral OF
her brother-in-law, G.. A. Fletcher.
Leonard McGsrry. accompanied by bis
H. AZ. n.Ia HaoaS watnynaA
this week from White Pine county.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at IL A. M. and at 2 P. NJ. on SUM-.
day next, Rev. M. s. Riddle officiating.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow al 10
O'Clock. Sunday School meets q, 2 O'Clock.
John venton Of Ruby Hill lost another
OF his large team horses this week, making
the third that has died in . period Of six
weeks.
The Italian society's ball given at the
Opera House last week was a very pleasant
affair. II was well attended and q nnan-
cial success.
A called meeting of Eureka Lodge No.
16, f. Il A. M, will be held this (Ssiur-
day evening at Z o'clock. Work in the
third degree.
John Erickson went out 10 Newark
ay 10 do the assessment work on some
copper claims belonging 70 b. L. Smith
and Thomas Dixon.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF an invitation to a ball given BY "The
Nevadans" at Union Square Hall, San
Francisco. or the Gath inst.
l.. A. Blakeslee. who succeeds Charley
May ss United States Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector for Nevada, paid his
first official visit TO Eureka last Saturday.
Mrs. II. M. Schneider and Miss Jennie
Mulcoy left San Francisco last Wednesday.
They stopped over for 9 short time In
Reno, but are expected in Eureka in q few
days.
Mrs. ]. o. Jones and Mrs. ]. II. Hoegh,
delegates from Eureka to the Grand
Lodge OF the Order Of Eastern Star which
met recently at San Francisco, returned
Thursday.
Nellie Simmer. who for the last two years
has lived here with her aunt, Mrs. George
Roos, left Wednesday morning. She goes
TO San Francisco TO make her home with
her mother. Mrs. Thomssn.
Jack Cassidy was in from Huntington
Valley Tuesday. He says that q heavy
rain fell in Huntington Valley last Sunday,
followed by six inches Of snow, but that in
Newark Valley the dust was barely laid.
Ed Perry was in from Currant Greek
Thursday with q load OF apples. He had
no trouble In disposing OF them although
they we're not up 10 the usual high stan
dard OF fruit from that part OF the country.
Hon. Joseph T. Williams of Hot Greek.
Nye county. came to Eureka Tuesday. He
brought his daughter. Miss Bessie. who
started by Wednesday mornings train for
Boston. where her education will be com.
pleted.
Bob and Abe Laird, George Young and
son, George, spent last Saturday and
Sunday hunting ducks In Huntington
Valley. They had fair success. consider
ing the snowsiorm. The SENTINEL was
remembered.
Joseph Williams has returned from
Salt Lake, where he had been called by
the serious condition OF his wife's health.
Mrs. Williams went to Salt Lake . month
ago for medical treatment and Is now
greatly improved.
Hubert Akers, a director OF the Rich
mond Consolidated Mining Company.
came to Eureka Tuesday. With Superin-
tendent Morrison he inspected the COM
pany's property the same day and started
for London Wednesday.
DR.. O. @. Corbiere, who practiced
dentistry in Eureka several years ago. and
Is now located at Redding. GAL, was
elected Associate Grand Patron Of the
Order OF Eastern Star, by the Grand
Lodge which convened In San Francisco
October 20.
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