Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-08-31

schools open on Monday next.
Oscar j. Smith and wife Of Reno arrived
in Eureka by Thursdays train.
Miss Olympia Romano cam up from
Diamond Valley on Thursday last.
Joe Tognoni and Geo. w. Halstead are
in this week from Duckwater for supplies.
Lost-A copper-colored door key. The
finder will please leave it at the SENTINEL
Office.
st. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ,
meets this Saturday evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
Sol Hip, wife and children came over
from Ely Sunday and left for Reno by
Mondays train.
Miss Helen whitmore has been elected
70 teach the school at Lane City, near Ely,
White Pine county.
Miss Lizzie Pepper left Wednesday
morning for Reno, where she will attend
the State University.
Latest quotation for silver Is 5s1 cents.
Lead, New York Exchange, s4.375. At
Salt Lake City. $3.50.
Mrs. G. II. Hagar left on Fridays train
for Palisade, where she will open the pub
lie school next Monday.
Frank Pepper arrived in Eureka last
Saturday from st. Joseph, Missouri. on a
visit to his mother and sisters.
A. G. Dibble was in town q few days
this week from Box Springs, Diamond
Valley, with a load OF chickens.
The Eureka & Palisade Railroad Com
pany this week furnished teams with freight
as follows: For Ely, $1,000 pounds.
John Scott Mullins who has spent the
Summer with friends at Hot Greek, Nye
county, returned home Tuesday evening.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday school begins at 2 o'clock.
Amy Ford returned Saturday from
winnemucca, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. T. Wheeler, for several
weeks.
Miss Thresa Romano left for Diamond
Valley Friday morning. She will teach
the Fall term of the Sulphur Springs
school.
Mrs. IL. A. Culloden arrived Thursday
from Guaymas. Mexico. to make a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. T..
Phillips.
Thomas Hicks and family of Ruby Hill
have moved to Eureka and occupy the
house on Mob Hill formerly owned by w.
J. Tonkin.
Miss Minnie Mau left by Wednesday
mornings train for Ruby Valley, Elko
county, where she will teach the Fall term
of school.
Fred Plageman and Governor Sadler re-
turned from their trip to Muncey Creek
last Saturday. Mr.. Plageman left for San
Francisco on Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Mckay and son, Robert.
departed for Tonapah Wednesday MORN
ing by private conveyance. They expect
TO remain there several months.
Gazette: Richard Ryland is making
preparations to build a two-story brick
with seyenty-6ve feet frontage on Virginia
street south Of the Racket store.
Bishop Leonard of Salt Lake City will
arrive in Eureka on Saturdays train and
hold morning and evening services a,
st. James Episcopal Church on Sunday
next.
A farewell party was given Miss Lizzie
Pepper by the members of the Sapho Club
Tuesday evening. 1t was we'll attended
and all report having had q very enjoyable
time.
All of the teachers of the Eureka public
school who have been absent at Reno and
California for the past two months are ex'
pected to arrive in Eureka on Saturday.
train.
DR.. Z. r. Keen has a new double-col
umn ad in this issue. in which he states be
will keep a full line of all goods kept in q
frst-class drug store. See ad under "New
To-Day"
A grand Indian fandango begins al
Duckwater next Sunday. All the Indians
in this neigborhood are making great pre-
parations for the event, which is to last fol
five days.
Mrs. Louis Zadow and daughter, Selma
arrived from Hamilton Tuesday evening
and departed next morning for San Fran
cisco, where the former goes for medica
treatment.
Mrs. M. McGarry and daughter, Mis-
Annie, took Tuesdays stage for Minera
Hill, where Miss Notary will open tn
Fall term Of the public school next Mon
day. Mrs. Notary will return in 8 few
days.
Roy Rousey, the little son of Mrs. j. N
Rousey, is suffering with what is though
to be a stroke of paralysis. Two othe
children in town, the son of Mr.. and Mrs