Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
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Marry Christmas Ia all.

Elias Boomhower and daughter, Oiars'
came up from Alpha on Fridays train.
Jim johnson Of Bull Creek was in Eu-
reka Thursday and left for home Friday.
Miss Addie NJ. Callaghan is now teach
ing the school at Duckwater, Nye county.
Sidney Morrison was an arrival on last
Mondays train from San Francisco.
7. b. Orr arrived from San Francisco
Friday and left for Hamilton the SAINT
day.
Thomas Robinson, ST., left for Califor-
MIA Tuesday to spend the holidays with
his family.
The Eureka public school closed on Fri
dav. December 20. for q two weeks hoii-
day vacation.
Mccoy Fitzgerald returned to Eureka
saturday from Carson, where he had been
visiting relatives.
Miss Lizzie Pepper arrived here on Fri
a.v,. train from Reno to spend the holi.
days with her parents.
sunt. Charles Read Of the Diamond
mine arrived from Salt Lake Saturday and
returned there Monday.
NJ. Hubbard and Dix w. Smith came
over from Ely Tuesday and left for New
York on Wednesdays train.
Ed Green an old resident Of Eureka,
left on Thursdays train for San Francisco,
where he will in future reside.
Louis Berrum, the Reno sheepman, who
made a business visit TO Eureka last week.
left for the west on Mondays train.
Thomas Robinson, Jr., came in from the
Raw State niue at Newark, White Pine
comfy, Monday and returned Tuesday.
A fine mich COW belonging to |. G. G.
Whitmore died last Wednesday. The
cause Of the animals death is not known.
Mrs. Morrison, widow Of the late r. X.
Morrison, arrived in Eureka on Wednes-
days train from Thompsonyille, Conuecti-
cut.
Dennis Coyle, accompanied by his wife,
their two daughters and son and Mr..
Coyle's brother, arrivedfr from Hamilton Sum
day.
Luther Waite, father Of Mrs. II. c.
Cronant, is very low in Sacramento, CAL,
and fears are entertained that he will not
recover.
There will be q regular meeting ot
Eureka Lodge No. 18, 4. X A. NJ, this
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Election
OF officers.
Mrs. NJ. Karsky, accompanied by her
two daughters and son, left for San Fran
eisco Monday, where they viii make their
future home.
Commissioner John Hancock arrived
home on Mondays train from San Fran
cisco, where he had been on a visit for the
past three weeks.
Guy Guinan Of Carson arrived in Eu-
reka Saturday from Carson on his way to
Typo, Nye county. where he has been en-.
gagged to teach school.
Miss Allie Phillips departed for Mexico
last Monday, where she goes to spend the
remainder Of the Wiuter with her sister,
Mrs. II. A. Culloden.
Miss McDermott Of Elko passed through
Eureka Friday on her way to Strawberry,
Newark Valley, White Pine county,
where she will teach school.
Mrs. II. G. McTerney went down to
Palisade Tuesday to meet Mrs. X. X.
Morrison OF her arrival from the East,
and accompanied her to Eureka Wednes-
day.
Miss Helen Whitmore, who is engaged
In teaching school at Lane City, White
Pine county. arrived in Eureka Thursday,
for q visit with her parents during the holi.
days.
The Reno Gazette Is authority for the
statement that Governor Solder in a con,
versation with the editor of that paper
stated that he would be q candidate for re.
election.
Bodie. Cal, Miner-Index: Mrs. J. j.
Kermeen and daughter Ethel, lett for San
Francisco to visit last Monday. Mrs. Ker'
meen was a resident of Eureka several
years ago.
The rumor that Hon. A. G. Cleveland Of
White Pine is dangerously i'll at his home
is incorrect. The SENTINEL learns that
the gentleman is in the best Of health al
the present time.
"Honus." in the Carson Weekly, writ.
ing from San Francisco, says: Jim orn'
dorf, while on his way to Tonopah, became
Ill and had to return to this city for treat
ment. Jim will return to Tonopah in the
Spring.
Luther Waite. father of Mrs. c. II
Cronant of Eureka, is lying critically il
In Sacramento, Cal. He suffered a stroke
of paralysis about a year and a half ago
and recently had the misfortune to breal
his hip.
George A. Bartlett and Alfred Sadie
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