Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-07-07
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office Of the Wells Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schendel and chill.
dren left for Morey Friday.
Miss Hattie Raphel left on Monday for
visit to friends in California.
Mrs. Z. James left on Monday for her
bome at Iowa Hill, California.
Miss Jennie Zadow left last Monday on
visit to friends at Reno and Carson.
See notice Of Thomas Trainor in another
column regarding the TT horse brand.
Miss Maggie Jones came up from Pail.
SADIE last Tuesday on q visit to her mother.
The Misses Selma and Emma Zadow
Of Hamilton are visiting relatives in Eu-
reka.
Miss Edith Swick departed on Monday
for q visit with friends at Knights Ferry,
California.
Lost-An upper set Of false teeth. The
finder will please leave them at the SEsTI.
MEL Office.
Miss Katie Heubner has been engaged
to teach the school at Box Springs for the
coming term.
Prof. T.. 4. Winfrey is in Salt Lake
City this week and intends spending his
vacation at Reno.
The delinquent sale notice Of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel and Mining Company appears
slsawbere In this issue.
There will be q regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10, 4. L A. NJ. on Satur-
day at 1880 o'clock 2. N.
Wendell Jones was awarded the prize
for proficiency in bookkeeping at the Eu-
reka High School last term.
William Fallini and family were in Eu-
reka this week and left Friday for their
ranch in Fish Lake Valley.
Alfred Sadler Of Ca rson was one Of the
six who took the exam l~ination at Reno for
the cadetship at West Point.
Miss Mary Olsen, a former Eureka girl,
but who now resides at Ogden, Utah, is
visiting friends at San Francisco.
Twenty-one men are now employed on
the different sections of the 4. h Z. Rail
road mailing the usual Summer repairs.
Governor Sadler was unable to accom-
pany the Nevada delegates to Kansas
City, being confined to his home by i'll
ness.
The Palisade Board Of School Trustees
have engaged Mrs. Gertrude Hsgar to
teach the next term of school at that
place.
Jerry Ahern has his new building COM
pleted at De Lamar. and is better prepared
than ever to Accommodate the travelling
public.
Miss Marye Williams, after a ten days
visit with friends in Eureka, left Friday
morning for her home at Hot Creek, Nye
county.
The finder Of a bunch of keys with the
name "Kate Mclaughlin" engraved On
the ring, is requested to leave them at the
SENTINEL Office.
Little Lulu Shingler went to San Fran
cisco this week, in charge Of Miss Wright,
10 make her home for q time with a mar
rted sister there.
It was lawful to shoot chickens on Sun
day last, but Eureka nimrods were so busy
preparing for the Fourth that they never
thought about it.
Rev. Mr.. Plummer Of Elko came up on
Thursday for q visit to points in White
Pine county, and on his return will remain
a few days at Eureka.
DIR. G. Hamilton. the dentist, will leave
about June 20 on a professional visit to
points in White Pine county, and expects
70 be absent two months.
DIR. Hammond left Friday morning for
Chicago, where Mrs. Hammond has been
quite sick since her arrival there. He ex-
poets to return about August /.
Adrs. NJ. McGarry and family left Fri
day morning for Hamilton, where they
will remain with Mr.. McGarry during the
summer. They were accompanied by Mrs
Gertrude Hagar.
The spring which has hitherto supplied
the Eureka & Palisade tank two miles
south Of the Summit has gone entirely dry.
This Is the first time the spring has failed
since the railroad was completed.
Shipments from Eureka this week over
the Z. h p. included GO, 200 pounds oil
scrap iron to the Hendy Machine Company
at San Francisco, and "A, 200 pounds to the
Judson Iron Works at the same place.
Z. Boomhower and family left Friday
morning for their former ranch near Alpha,
where they viii remain until about August
l. when they will leave for California
where they will make THAR future home.
Billy Moore sent up Friday morning fol
six or eight men and a cook for his ranch
at Warm Springs in Newark Valley, but
men are a scarce article in this market anc
1t Ia doubtful if the desired number can b'
secured.