The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-31
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss Sssssrno Of Alpha spent several
DAYS in town this week.
John Mccormick was en- arrival from An
telope Valley Thursday.
Bishop Leonard held services in Trinity
Church 10 Reno last Sunday.
John Moyle returned home TO Eureka
Tuesday from Dean. He 10 in poor health.
A. C. Dibble and family were arrivals
Thursday from Box Springs, in Diamond
Valley.
The closing exercises Of the italian Ranch
school. Miss Mabel Spinner, teacher. were
held on Monday last.
stsve Damele Of the Three-bar ranch 10
the western part Of the county WAS in for
. load OF supplies this week.
There will be . called meeting Of 81.
Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ. this (Sat-
urday) evening ct 7:So o'clock.
Jack Psrdy has William Robertson en-
gagged in putting . couple OF coats Of paint
on bis Main street Office building.
The Ruby Hill school expects to give its
annual entertainment in the Miners Union
Hall on Friday evening, June Is.
The Kickapoo Company has opened 9 sec-
ond weeks engagement ct Tonopsb. where
they are playing to crowded houses.
Frank Romano and family Of Diamond
Valley came in Thursday from their ranch
~ Sulphur Springs and will remain several
days.
Thomas Rosevear and Thomas Ecoles
were elected school trustees on Ruby Hill
Monday without opposition. John Fine 10
the holdover.
DIR. w. II. Hood Of Battle Mountsin has
gone East for 3 short visit. During his alb
seuce DR.. p. j. Msngsn Of Cortez will have
charge Of his practice.
Victor Barnd Of the Typo Mining l. Re-
duction Company, arrived in Eureks
Thursday from the East. He will continue
on to Typo Saturday.
The Reno papers announce the reappear-
ancs on the streets OF that city OF the loco
mobile that recently played = short engage
ment on the Base Range.
Mrs. G.. s. Henderson and daughter.
Miss Allie, accompanied by her sou. John,
and his bride. returned homs Friday from an
extended visit in California.
prestidigitstor. arrived from White Pine
Thursday. He will remain in Eureka for .
few days and then 60 to Tonopsh.
Joseph Arthur, who recently suffered two
psraiytio strokes. is considerably improved,
and on Tuesday OF this week came down to
Eureka from his home on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Ed Bergman, and her son. Eddie.
returned to Eureka Monday from sn ex-
tended visit with her daughter. Mrs. X. G..
Goss at Palermo, Butte county, California.
The Sulphur Springs school in Diamond
Valley held iss closing exercises on Friday
Of last week. and Miss Theresa Romano.
teacher, returned home to Eureka Thurs
day.
Wendell Jones. who will graduate from
the Eureka High School at the end Of the
present term. intends entering the Nevada
University at the commencement Of it's
next term.
The SENTINEL 10 informed that the clos
Ing exercises Of the Prospect school will
take place Friday evening. June 9th. A
general invitation 10 extended to the public
to attend.
Miss Helen. daughter of Alfred Chsrtz,
formerly Of Eureka. graduated with frat
honors from the Irving Institute in San
Francisco last week and will enter the Cali
fornia University.
Mrs. Ed Roberts. who went over to Ken
nedy several weeks ago to look after some
property she owns at that place, 10 reported
to be confined to her bed there with . seri-
Gus attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. J. L. Hinckley departed for . visit
in the East by last Mondays train. Before
leaving Mrs. Hinokley leased the old Parker
House lots for . term Of three years to
the Fletcher Bros. for corral purposes.
While the report Of the School Census
Marshal Of Eureka district for this year
has not been filed, the SENTINEL learns that
227 children Of school age have already
been registered. as against 226 last year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioner will be
held on Monday next. All persons having
bills against the county should file them
with the County Clerk not later than Sat
urdsy, May 81.