Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-07-27
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Thomas Robinson Of Newark came in
f,om the Bay State mine on Thursday.
M;ss Imogene Irwin of DuckwsteE
.n.n. several days in Eureka this week.
R K. Morrison left last Monday for a
.,ort visit to his home at Colfax, Califor-
MIA
The professional card Of Drs. Keen q
Gordon appears in this issue Of the SEN-
rISEL.
Miss Irene Atkins has been elected to
teach the next term Of the Currant Greek
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halstsad were in
Eureka from Duckwater this week for
supplies.
Mrs. H. C. McTerney left last Menday
to spend the remainder Of the Summer IN
California.
Miss Eva Shipley of Cincinnati, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Bailey, in
Pine Valley.
Mrs. A. p. Tenvoord and Mrs. Ida Rose
Maid a short visit to Mrs. c. II. Stinson at
Fish Creek this week.
latest quotation for silver is Ssh cents.
Lead. New York Exchange, s4.37A. At
Salt Lake City. $3.50.
George Andrews and wife Of DeLamar
are here on a visit to Mr.. Andrews mother,
Mrs. Jenkins Of Ruby Hill.
Miss Cora Cronant returned home Tues
day from several weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Sacramento, California.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. 1e, +. K A. NJ, this
Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. r. j. Reid and daughter, Estella.
returned Saturday from several weeks
visit with friends in Newark Valley.
Bert Zottman left on Fridays train for
Salt Lake City, where he expects to re
main permanently II the outlook is favor
able.
Mrs. L. G. Jones Of Elko, who has been
visiting the family of p. II. HUI for sew
eral weeks, returned home on Fridays
train.
Dave Mclean brought in a load Of fruit
from Currant Creek this week, and says
he will make regular trips here the rest OF
the season.
+. J. Brossemer and wife, accompanied
by Miss Jessie Diamond, left Monday by
private conveyance for a visit to Bullion.
Elko county.
Salt Lake Tribune: w. H. Remington
is reported as acting as financial agent for
the Mexican Government in river improve
ments in eastern Mexico.
All members of Iphigenia Chapter No.
1G6, o. Z. s., are requested to attend the
next regular meeting. to be held Thursday
evening, August 1, at 1880 P. NJ.
Miss Fanny McGarry of Eureka, who
is a teacher in the West Superior, Wiscon-
sin, public schools, is spending her vaca-
ton with friends at Niagara Falls.
Pete Rutherford was in Eureka this
week from Currant Creek. He states
that there will be an abundance of all the
smaller fruits in that section this year.
Miss Hattie Irwin, formerly a teacher
in Eureka county, returned here last Sat-
nrday from Grass Lake, Michigan, and
left Thursday for a visit with relatives at
Duckwater.
r.. s. Woodruff and wife, former Eu-
rekans, who resided here about ten years
ago, left Leadville, Colorado, this week
for Bisbee, Arizona. where they expect to
reside permanently.
Mrs. M. Mckay and son, Rober., re.
turned from Tonapah Thursday. Mrs.
Mckay reports that camp to be increasing
in population very fast, and says that the
town presents a very lively appearance.
The picnic given to the children of the
Presbyterian Sunday School at the Italian
Ranch on Thursday was well attended. and
all expressed themselves as having had a
pleasant time and enjoyed their outing in
the country.
Miss Edith Bellam, formerly of Eureka,
but now Of Wadsworth, Nevada, has gone
to San Francisco to take a course in the
Children's Hospital, for the purpose OF
fitting herself as a trained nurse for the
care OF children.
Ernest Schendell was in Eureka q few
days the first Of the week from Morey, and
left for the latter place Tuesday. On his
return he was accompanied by Mrs. james
Bergman, who goes there for a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Schendell.
No definite news has been received in
Eureka regarding the condition of the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Bartlett, thought to be seriously i'll, and
who was taken to Winnemucca last Mon.
day morning for medical treatment.
Cattle for Sam Francisco Market,
Rowdy MoMenomy and A. A. Como