Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-23

w. J. Tonkin left Wednesday morn
inc for . visit to his Garden Valley
ranch.
Assemblymsn Rsftice 10 expected hom'
from the western part Of the State 81
Saturdays train.
Frank Brossemer went 10 Hamilton or
Monday last to look after his mining In
terests at that place.
L. A. Blakeslee, Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector for Nevada. made biz
regular visit to Eureka this week.
w. J. and Richard Harris will leave
next Monday for . trip to Tonapah "a
look over the situation in that camp.
Senator HUI and family left Carson
last Saturday night for California
are expected home in . couple OF weeks
Miss Lille Hicks Of Ruby Hill left
Wednesday morning on . visit TO ner
aunt. Mrs. Frank, ct Dutch FIAT, Call
fornis.
Mrs. r. J. Reid and daughter. Stella,
arrived home on Saturday after IN sb-
ssnos of eight months In southern Cali
fornis.
There will be . regular meeting oil
Eureka Commandery No. 2. X. T., this
ts.turdsy) evening al 7 o'clock. Election
of officers.
Mrs. Robert Hagar came up on Satur-
days train from southern Cslifornis.
where she had been visiting for some
time past.
Felix PHILIPPE returned home the first
Of the week from Hamilton. where he
had been employed in the Rocco-Home
stake mine.
Mrs. William Zsdow and son. Willie.
returned home by Saturdays train from
months visit in California and ct Car
son. Nevada.
Mrs. NJ. Doolitsle, daughter Of Mrs.
NJ. Pratt, has. returned to PAlisade from
Colorado, and has taken up her resi-
dence at that place.
Assemblymsn c. II. Stiusou and wife
left Carson on Saturday evening last,
and will spend q short time in Cslifornis
before returning 10 Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie. who have
been visiting F. A. Parry at his ranch in
Pine Valley. left on Wednesday last foI
their home 81 Redding, Cal.
Harold Tonkin Of New York City. q
cousin Of w. ]. Tonkin Of this place,
arrived here on Thursday. and ezpect'
to remain for an extended visit.
Nearly 5000 pounds Of freight arrived
81 Eureka this week over the Z. 4 p,
for Ely, among the lot being 9 new
delivery wagon for w. b. Graham.
Besti6c Lodge No. 7, X. Of p, viii
work in the Esquire's rank al Castle
Hall on Tuesday evening, March rs. Al
Knights are requested to be present.
B. Berg received . letter from Ssr
Francisco on Thursday stating that hi
little daughter. Toby. who has been yer,
low for several weeks past, 10 now great!
improved.
For the first time since the recen
food the blackboard from Palisade or
rived here In time last Sunday e~veninI
10 permit Of the mail being distributed
that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Smith and Mrs
w. K. Griffin left Reno last Monday TO
. visit to Old Mexico. On the return
trip they expect to remain several week
in southern California.
Thomas Summerall, who has been il
at Palisade for several weeks past, !
now somewhat improved. and will leav'
in . few days for San Francisco, to tax
. course Of medical treatment.
William Smith Of Newark Valley re
turned home on Saturday from . stay o
several weeks in San Francisco, wher,
he was receiving medical treatment, snt
Is somewhat improved in health.
DIR. Keen and w. F. Aldrioh accom-
panied Charley Wittenberg on . trip t.
Diamond Valley on Tuesday 10 look owe
the new copper prospect recently 10
Gated there by Mr.. Wittsnberg and j. P
McElroy.
The condition OF Mrs. VIM. Laird o
Ruby Hill. who has been quite sick TO
some time past. was reported Frids!
morning to be much worse, and he
illness, II is believed, has assumed . dan
gerous stage.
Mrs. II. A. McKim and son, Horton
returned home on Tuesday from . visi
Of six weeks at San Francisco, wher
she purchased . large stock of dry goods
millinery and lsdies' and children's fur
nishing goods.