The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-21
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Sol Hip passed through Eursks from
Ely last Saturday TO his home at Reno.
Pete Sohaeffer and Axtel Shields were
visitors in Eureka this week from Hsmil'
ton.
Ernest Simonsen and Clarence Moormsn
Of White Pine county were visitors to En-.
reks this week.
Miss Betsey Berg remembered the 1902
High School graduates by sending each .
bououet from San Francisco.
Mrs. Wesley j.. Lambert and son de-
nsrssd from Eureka Thursday to join her
Husband at Wallace, Idaho.
there will be . regular meeting OF st.
Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. M. this tSat-
urdsy) evening ct 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Joe Tognoni and daughter, Mrs.
seraphine Rossntini. were arrivals in En-
rska Thursday from Duckwster.
Ted Clay Of Wadsworth finished repair
ing the boilers At the Eureka Con. hosting
works aud departed for home Thursday.
1t is reported that George Young. Jr.,
has secured employment with ]. G. Ford ct
Tonopah aud will probably remain there.
Miss Ethel Loriean came up from Duck
water the fret OF the week to make . visit
OF several weeks With Mrs. Ed Mccormick.
Bert Henderson last week finished teach
Jog an eight months term Of school in An
selope District and returned home Saturday.
James Rogsntini was brought to Eureka
this week from his ranch At Pinto Creek.
White Pine county, and is reported to be
quite i'll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John L. Butler, who have
been residing =. Typo for the past year.
passed though Eureka on Monday for .
visit to California.
DIR. c. Hamilton left by private convey
ance on Wednesday for . professional visit
At Hamilton. He will also visi. Ely before
returning to Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hslstsad Of
Duckwster spent several days 10 Eureka
early this week. They made numerous
purchases during their stay.
James Granger, . former we'll known
resident of Ruby Hili, but now engaged 10
the hotel business at Sumpter. Oregon. ar
rived here for q short visit this week.
Miss Jessie Diamond is teaching at the
new school house recently built by the
Trustees OF Newark district, aud NOS ut
James Rogantini's IS stated in our last is-
sue.
/. C. G.. Wbitmore has made arrange
.ssats tc have the mail carried between
Eureka aud Typo, Nye county. by AL
Dees. The new contract commences on
July /.
Phil Paroni this week received his frat
lot Of fat mutton sheep from the Eureka
Live Stock Company. and intends supply
ing his market with lamb and mutton dur
ing the Summer months.
The Eureka Live Stock Company on
Wednesday, finished shesring their sheep at
tbs Cotton woods, north OF Eureka. and the
s~hearing crew left on Thursdsy's train Tor
the western part Of the State.
The attention of persons desiring to make
application for teachers certificates is d.
rsctsd to the notice OF Teachers Exsmiua-
tion published under New To-Day" The
examination commences on July 7.
10 . recent letter to an Elko friend
W. II. 0'Neil states that he has accepted
the position OF manager OF Cutting & Ed
wards hard ware store at 1onopab. and ex-
poets to leave Reno shortly for that place.
Mrs. N. A Whitmore and Miss Maggie
Jones. daughters of Mrs. j. o. Jones OF Eu-
rska. are here from Pslissde on . visit to
their mother and to be present at the com.
msncement exercises Of the Eureka High
School.
Professor RAmsdell gave an entertaining
and amusing performance at the Opera
House on Wednesday night. 1t is under
stood the Professor has been asked 10 give
another performance some night next week,
and the matter is being considered.
James w. Orndorff. we'll known by all
Nevadans. has taken . lease Of the Bald win
Annex billiard saloon on Market street in
San Francisco. Mr.. Orndorff lie Q most gen
ial host, and the Annex will no doubt be-
con a popular resort for Nevadans while
visiting the city.
John Hancock, Jr., returned from Tono-
psh Friday morning. He lie quite enthusi-
astic over the outlook Of that camp. but
says the hot weather aud the water did not
agree with him. He reports several Of the