The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-18
EUREKA ECHOES.
fBy our Regular Correspondent

(BY our Regular Correspondent
Miss Anna Johnson departed last
Friday for the State University al
Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Tonkin arrived
home from San Francisco on Wednes
day last.
Miss Jennie Muleoy left Eureka on
Thursday last to assume charge OF the
public school at Kennedy, Humboldt
county.
Rev. George F. Plummer OF Elv held
divine services at the Episcopal church
on Sunday morning and evening, Sep
TENDER I.
F. J. Brossemer of Eureka and J.
McNaughtou departed on Wednesday
last for Reno to attend the Republican
State Convention as delegates.
Miss Flossio Ford was a passenger on
Fridays train. bound for San Francis
co, where she will make an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. I. Wheel
or.
J. B. Simpson. J. NJ. Lynch, editor
of the NEWS, and C. A. Walker pass
ed through Eureka on Wednesday
last, bound for the Convention at
Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKim and son were
passengers on Wed ncsday's train,
bound Tor San Francisco, where they
will purchase goods for the Fall and
Winter season.
Miss Maud Norman OF Illipah pass
cd through Eureka on Thursday last
en- route to San Francisco, where she
will take business course during the
next six months.
p. 81. HUI left on Thursday last to
attend the Republican State Conven-
tion at Reno, as delegate from Eureka
county. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Nevada, who will visit
in Carson for several weeks.
The Christian Endeavor Society
gave q literary and musical entertain
ment on Saturday evening, September
8. Quite number were In attendance
aud the society will Undoubtedly be q
lasting organization. The mem bership
at the present time numbers list of
thirty-dve.
Mrs. M. Morris left last Monday for
San Francisco, where she will purchase
her winter stock OF goods. She was
accompanied by her son, Nose and
youngest daughter. Nose viii take a
pharmacists course in the city, with
the intention OF adopting 1t as his fu-
ture occupation.
The following is the program given
last Saturday evening by the Christian
Endeavor Society at the Presbyterian
church:
Recitation: Lasca-Miss Kate Me-
Charles.
Vocal Solo-Miss Nina Whitmore.
Declamatiou--Joseph Arthur.
Vocal Solo--Miss Lena Gregovich.
Reading: Nobody's Child-Mrs. J.
Wheeler.
Banjo Solo-Miss Violet Hancock.
Recitation; Betty's Fall--Dorcas
Williams
1.-THE good brother who came In
from the East, - az noted by the Cherry
Creek correspondent, made his appear
ance in Eureka for several days last
week. While here he successfully
csnvassed the town with CUTLERY"
and as usual with the foreign article
in Eureka, fairly CLEANED a harvest.
AS the individual was not placarded as
the good brother" and fake as well.
a goodly number OF unsuspecting vic.
tins paid their little quarter for potato
peelers made OF tin and sharpened with
a file "pro tenn" The article proved
to be diffusion and snare, and after
vainly attempting to make the sched-
ule time-eight minutes, consumed in
pairing one potato--the utensil, In the
maiorito of cases, was cast aside, and
the firm resolve made by the good
housewives that In the future Eureka
shalllnot always and ever be the fools
heaven for everybody and anything
that comes it's way.