The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-09
O MENTION.

Miss Kate Brown returned home Mon
day from the f. & p. Hay Ranch.
Mrs. Gov, Sadier Of Carson 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ben Plummsr. OF Mineral
Hill.
Mrs. Joseph Tognoni Of DuckwAter was
in Eureka Thursday on . shopping expedi-
tion.
Miss Eva Plummer returned 10 her home
in Mineral Hill this week from her visit to
Reno.
John Hancock, Jr., reached Typo early
this week on his way homs to Eureka from
Tonopsh.
Miss Maggie Rourke has been appointed
teacher of the Cleveland school in White
Pine county.
Mrs. NJ. winzell and daughter. Miss
Kitty, Of Alpha, have been visiting in Eu-
reka this week.
J.. A. Ferrsro, agent Of the S. P. and Z.
& P. railways at Pslisade, wal . visitor to
Eureka Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Gregovich left last Saturday
to make . visit with friends in Huntington
Valley. Elko county.
Harry Frey of Ruby Hill departed Mon.
day for San Francisco, where he intends
learning the BARRIERS trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hoegh and son,
Tracy, are expected TO arrive home from
San Francisco on Saturdays train.
Mrs. Paul Lane and children Of the E. &
p. Hay Ranch left for California this week
and expect to remain the balance Of the
Summer.
The latest metal quotations are: Silver
at New York. 52s; Lead At New York
s4.l2., at Salt Lake City, s $50; Copper at
Salt Lake. lie.
Mrs. William Zsdow and son, Willie.
who attended the Reno Carnival and made
an extended visit with relatives ct Grass
Valley. California. returned home Monday.
Victor F. Lamotte. . former Eureka boy,
is living with his parents in Sacramento.
where be has held . olerkship in the s.. P.
X. r. freight office for the past four years.
A. P. Tenvoord departed for Ely sdnes.
day. He went over with . view Of engsg-
ing in business IL there 10 sufficient work to
justify the opening Of another barber shop.
Joe Briooa came over from Tonopsh this
week. He recently purchased an interest
in . blacksmith shop at that place and will
return there shortly to engage in business.
Mrs. J. L. Fast and son. Alger. former
well.known residents Of Eureka county.
passed PAlisade Monday night en- route to
California from an extended visit in the
East.
Andy Stinson returned nome Saturday
from Typo. The company st that place
has recently reduced it's working force. and
anumber Of the men laid of have gone to
Tonopah.
Jack Cassidy was up from Alpha Tues.
day. He said AL Clayton had just finished
haying aud had secured one Of the largest
crops harvested on the Boomhower ranch
in 9 number Of years.
The crew OF Eurekans that have been
putting up hay on the Sulphur ranch in
Diamond Valley completed their work and
returned home Monday. A good crop is re-
ported to have been harvested.
Reno Gazette. Aug. 4: Miss lone Eriok-
son left for Elko this morning where she
will take charge Of one OF the public schools
at that place. Miss Erickson is . graduate
Of the Nevada State University.
Mitch Gregovioh. who has been Commits
sasy at the Nevada State Prison for the
past two years, has resigned. Thomas
Aoree Of Austin. . former guard. has been
given the position thus made vacant.
Rev. Father Manion returned TO Eureka
this week from his trip through White Pine
county. Commencing with next Sunday.
the usual services and Ssnday school will be
held in the Catholic Church in Eureka until
further notice.
w. l.. Butler. who was recently sp-
pointed principal of the Eureka public
school. and who has been in Eureka for
several weeks. left Thursday for California,
where be will remain until school opens
here in September.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Foster left for San Francisco
on Tuesdays train. having been summoned
there on account Of the serious condition Of
her son. Ralph w. Trsvers, who is under
medical treatment al the s. P. Railroad
Hospital in that city.
Miss Lizzie Regli, who was one Of the