Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-06-30
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Henry Kind ieft FRIDAY morning tor .
trip to Cortez.
Dan Dibble Of Box Springs was In town
several days this week.
Joe Birch Is In town from Duckwater
purchasing necessary suppliesfor haying.
Ed. A. Skillman, editor Of the SENTINEL,
left on Wednesday for a visit to San Fran
cisco.
I ]. williams and son, Homer. were in
from Monitor Valley this week for a load
Of supplies.
Fred Plageman was in Eureka several
DAYS this week calling upon his customers
and friends.
Mrs. J. J. Sweeney and daughter OF
Houston, Texas, are visiting friends in Eu-
reka this week.
Otis Fulton, who has been spending a
couple Of weeks visiting friends here, left
Friday morning for Cortez.
A new sidewalk has been built in front
Of the Court House this week, Jim Dow
ney doing the artistic work.
Miss Marie Williams Of Hot Creek
came in Tuesday and will remain here Wis
ting friends until after the Fourth.
Miss Ruby Mechanics, who has been
teaching school at Cortez, returned TO Eu-
reka this week to spend her vacation.
p. Frederick, the matchmaker and jew
slsr. arrived here on Thursday, and is
located In the building just south OF Berg's
store.
Mrs. Heubner will close her boarding
house at the Diamond mine this week and
ON Monday next viii return to her home in
Eureka.
The demand for workingmen is greater
than the supply, and ranchers are having
difficulty in securing men to harvest the
hay crop.
Patsy Green, Dennis Coyle, Doc. Harris
and Ed Loeuey came over from Hamilton
on Friday and will remain until after the
Fourth.
Zsmloch. the magician. gave an excellent
entertainment at the Opera House Thurs
day night, and thoroughly pleased his
large audience.
District Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett re-
turned home on Wednesday from his visit
TO San Francisco and points in the western
part Of this State.
Mrs. ]. o'Brien and daughter, Mrs.
Walter Moore, are in from Fish Greek,
Nye county, to attend the High School
Graduating exercises.
Sam Eckles Of Ruby Hill on Wednes-
day received his first shipment OF supplies
overland from Elko. His team made the
round trip in eleven days.
Miss lisa l.. Wright. Miss Stella Rhodes
and Miss Mittie u. Myers will leave on
Monday for their homes In Reno, where
they will spend their vacation.
The application for a temporary injune-
ton In the Silver West Bullwhacker suit
will come up for hearing In the United
States Court al Carson on July ii.
w. II. Tyler, Justice Of the Peace at
Ely, made q business trip to Eureka on
Saturday last and remained a few days
visiting his old friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Paul Lane and children, who have
been on q visit to Mrs. Lanes mother at
Detroit. Michigan, for the past six weeks
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day.
G. K, Van Horn, advance agent Tor
Zamioch. was in Eureka on Saturday, and
after making arrangements for the appear
ance of that entertainer here, went on to
Hamilton.
Superintendent c. ID. Abbott and fam
lily left ON Thursday for California. Mr.
Abbott will be absent but a few days,
while his family will spend the Summer in
that State.
Bishop Leonard was called East this
week by a telegram announcing q death In
his sisters family. As a consequence his
contemplated visit to Nevada has been
postponed.
Harry Jackson came over from Hamil-
ton on Wednesday and brings the informa-
tion that a large number of the people OF
that place are coming to Eureka to spend
the Fourth.
Miss Mary White Of Palisade has been
In very poor health lately, and on Sunday
last she left for San Francisco for medical
treatment, being accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Clara.
Governor Sadler has been obliged to de
cline the invitation to spend the Fourth OF
July at Eureka, as he will be at Kansas
City on that day as a delegate to the Dem
ocratic National Convention.
Pat OfBrien Is In from Fish Lake Val
ley this week, and will attend the Com
mencement Exercises Of the Eureka High
School this friday evening, his brother,
Edward, being one Of the graduates.
Miss Martha Hicks, a former Eureka
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