The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-07-18
LOCAL MENTION

Tha mall CLOSES y y HVSos
The Distric. Court will meet Monday,
July 20.
Mrs. NJ. Fsrliuger's condition is much
improved.
Msudie Porch is spending the week 81
at A. Louck's, Devils Gate.
Miss May Price is visiting friends in
Huntington Valley, Elko county.
Mrs. Hank Knight read the Declaration
of Independence at Tonopah on the Fourth.
Oscar J. Smith, the well-known Reno at
torpey, is visiting bis brother, Bert L.
Smith.
William Moore Of Warm Springs ranch,
was in tow Thursday looking for hay
hands.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Burnett have taken
up their residence at the Henry Zidow
house on Clark street.
journ at The Base Range. returned to San
Francisco on Tuesday.
II. A. McKim invites the attention Of
the SENTINEL readers to his cash bargains
specialized under New To-day"
Frank Whitworth, the horse buyer, 10 in
town arranging for the shipment Of sbout
300 head OF horses from the tank.
Scott j. Jsmison OF Reno, has accepted
the position Of principal of the Tonopah
public school for the ensuing year.
Mr.. land Mrs. McGsrry and Mrs. Ger
trude Hsgsr, who spent the Fourth Of July
at Tonopah. returned to Eureka on Monday.
A sentiment prevails that Eureka county
cannot contribute the maximum donation
allowed by law to the Reno Chamber OF
Commerce.
Father Minion had not returned from
Hamilton when the SENTINEL went to press,
but he may return in time for services ct
the Catholic Church on Sunday.
Ed. Mulcoy. accompanied by bis dsugh
tiers Mrs. A. Leach and Miss Jennie Null
coy, returned to Eureka on Wednesday
from Kennedy. Humboldt county.
DIR. L.. A. Hsrcourt and Rev. p. Msnion
on Tuesday were called to the sick-bed OF
Dennis MeEllen, a welI-known and promi-
nens residen. Of Hamilton, White Pine
county.
One Of the f. & P. teams is on the road
to Keystone, White Pine county. from Eu-
reks. with a %. 900 pound rock crusher
consigned to the New York and Nevada
Copper Company.
Rev. P. Msniou. rector Of st. Btendan's
Church. returned to Eureka ON Tuesday.
He was absent two months, which were
spent in pastoral visits to his many and far
apart missions.
Edgar Sadler came in from Mineral Hill
last Saturday to make arrangements for the
harvest season. He returned Sunday, &C.
companied by James Downing, who has
been engaged as cook.
Miss Annie s. Johnson. who visited with
ifionus III tuo "cstoth patt y tho ota'o VI
several weeks. after her graduation from
the University OF Nevada, returned home
on Friday OF last week.
Mrs. Frank Mathews and two children
arrived in Eureka Friday Of last week from
Butte. Montana. They were preceded by
Mr.. MAtthsws q few weeks. The family
has returned after an absence OF ten years.
According Ito the Central Nevadan. the
Austin corps Of teachers includes s. d..
Williams. Principal. and Miss Jessie
Sohmidtlein, reelected to the Primary
Department. The latter is a sister Of Mrs.
w. II. Russell OF Eureka.
Miss lone Erickson. a graduate OF
the University OF Nevada. has been APP
pointed teacher in the Tonopah public
school. Miss Erickson will visit friends in
Reno until the latter part OF August when
abe will enter upon her duties. Journal.
Miss Lizzie Pepper. the charming Fire
Queen" in the Fourth Of July procession.
left Sunday evening for California on an
extended trip. Misc Pepper was escorted
down to the stage by both OF the fire CON-
panies and given . rousing send of as the
stage pulled out.-Miner.