Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-01-12
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his family.
The latest quotation for silver is $685.,
Lead remains at last years established
price, $500.
Will Norman Of Illipah, White
Pine county, spent several days In
Eureka this week.
NJ. McGarry and son, Leonard, re
turned to Hamilton last week to
resume work in the Cornell mine.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett made q
trip to the north end of the county
last Wednesday, on legal business.
Christian Science services will be
held at the Presbyterian church al
IL o'clock next Sunday morning. SUB
ject, Life"
Mrs. Gertrude Hagsr, who is teach
ing the Palisade school, spent her
HALLIDAY vacation with Mrs. +. \.
Murphy at Palissde.
Rert Henderson and Miss Anna
johnson, who spent their Holiday
vacation in Eureka, returned to the
University at Reno on Monday.
The Buchanan Opera Troupe ar
rived in Eureka by Tuesdays train,
and that evening began a five-nights
engagement at the Opera House.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank Wittenberg and
daughter, Addie, left on Wednesday
for San Francisco, where MIR. Witten-
berg goes for medical treatment.
w. B. Graham, the Ely merchant,
has vent out handsome Autographed
calendars for the year 1901 to his Gus
toners and friends, a number OF which
we're received in Eureka this week.
There will be a called meeting of st.
Johns Chapter No. 8, X. A. NJ, this
Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock, for
the purpose of installing its officers.
Z. L. Winfrey. Scott Jameson. and
Miss Martha Hicks returned on Satur-
day last from their Holiday vacation
and the Winter term of school opened
on Monday.
Miss Susie Mulcoy, who has been
teaching the school at South Fork,
Elko county, completed her term last
week, and returned on Saturday TO
her home in Eureka.
Sam Eccles OF Ruby Hill left on
Monday for San Francisco for medical
treatment. For some time past Mr..
Eccles has been troubled with what
seems to be partial paralysis, affecting
one side OF his head.
A. V. Piccolo, whose wife died here
last September. left on Monday for
Carson, with three Of his four children
where he will place them in the State
Orphans Home. The little ones are
aged respectively g., 8 and 8 years.
Miss Jessie Diamond, who returned
to Eureka last week from San Jose
California, has been engaged to teach
the Dolan school, about seven mile,
from Cherry Creek, White Pine
county, and left for that place by
Thursday stage.
The weather during the past week
has been the coolest experienced thii
Winter, the thermometer on Thurs
day morning registering 8 degrees be-
low zero in Eureka, Is below at tn,
Hay Ranch, and % below at Mrs
Winzell's. With the heavy snowfall
and the ground in good condition un-
derneath, the sleighing is better than
has been known for years.
John Weber Of Ely, one of the Pres
idential Electors chosen at the las
election, passed through Eureka Fri.
day morning for Carson, where the
Nevada Electors will meet next week
and cast the vote of the State for w
.. Bryan for President. and A. E. Ste.
yenson for Vice. President. Mr.. Web
Der expects to be chosen as the Mes.
senger to carry the vote to Washing.
ton.
At a literary entertainment giver
by the young people OF Santa Barbara
California, IN the evening of Deem
Der 20, Stella, the twelve-year-o ole
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Reit
OF Eureka, who has been visiting il
that city with her mother, took /,
prominent part, and was highly com
plimented by the local newspapers OF
her rendition of the popular song
I'm Getting a Big Girl Now"