The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-06-25
LOCAL MENTION.

the uTst VI thO WCO " 1870
Jake Clough of Belmont, Nye County.
was in Eureka Tuesday for a load Of
supplies.
Henry Kind is building a six-room
dwelling house next to the Presbyterian
Church in Tonopah.
George Gavin this week received .
carload of farm implements, spring
wagons and buggies.
Fred Doll, the Elko hide buyer, was
in Eureka the first of the week on his
way to Newark Valley.
Bert L. Smith went over to Elko
Thursday. His family will remain in
Eureka for the Summer.
Jay and Bert Henderson of Eureka
are now employed at the mill in De
Lamar. Lincoln County.
Sam Paul. a mining man of Ely.
passed through Eureka Tuesday ON his
way to the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. IS. F. g. A. NJ. Sat-
urday evening at 1880 o'clock. Work
in the second degree.
Margaret, the younger daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gibson. returned to
Eureka Friday from a years visit with
relatives at Napa, Cal.
Miss Lizzie Beatty, who has been
-;a;&;.- ~ s;star Me- TT ~ McTarpay
of Eureka, returned to her home at
Santa Monica. CAL, ON Monday.
John Williams of Hot Greek, Nye
County, this week sold five work mules to
O. II. Duborg Of Beowawe, and delivered
the animals in Eureka on Friday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar and Miss Ethel
McGarry left Eureka ON Sunday to join
their father. NJ. McGarry, at Hamilton.
where they will spend the Summer.
Mrs. John Gregovich left for Reno
last Saturday to represent the Diamond
Rebekah Lodge of Eureka at the Grand
Assembly which was held this week.
w. E. Griffin, cashier of the Eureka
County Bank, was called to Reno on
Monday by the serious illness of his
wife, whose health has been failing for
some time.
Judge Peter Breen, who has been
holding court at Belmont, returned to
Eureka Tuesday. With w. Z. Hollis,
Deputy Sheriff of Nye County, he made
the trip overland.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday even
ing were largely attended. and the pro-
gramme arranged for the occasion was
excellently rendered.
J. T. Miles, Treasurer of White Pine
County. came over from Ely Tuesday to
meet his wife and children who arrived
that day from Carson City, where they
had been on an extended visit.
Will Stewart met with a painful nc
cident Wednesday while opening a case
of goods at Phil Paroni's store. flying
splinter Undecided itself in the ball of the
left eye. and it required the services OF
DIR. Burnett to dislodge it.
Jesse Mendes was up from Duckwater
this week and reported the crops in that
sect on of Nye County in excellent con-
dition. The apple orchards give pro-
mise of a large yield of good fruit. The
first crop of alfalfa is being cut.
j. +. Plageman of San Francisco ar.
rived In Eureka Wednesday. He has
just made a trip along the line OF the
Carson & Colorado Railroad, and says
that at Sodaville he was told that the re-
cent gold strike at Goldfield is as big
N as rich as reported.
Miss Mollie Scott. who has been teach.
ing school at carlin, E ko County. was
an arrival by Wednesdays train on her
way to her home at Ely. White Pine
County. She spent a few days in Ed
reka visiting Miss Laura B. Orr. Vice
Principal Of the Eureka school.
Miss Anna johnson of Eureka. who
has been Principal Of the public school
at DeLamar, Lincoln County. completed
her term a few weeks ago, and went ON
to Salt Lake, where she visited friends
for a week, She is now visiting friends
in Reno and is expected home shortly.
Grand Patriarch Frank ]. Brossemer
went to Reno last Saturday TO preside
at the Grand Encampment of the Iude-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. which
met on Monday. He also attended the
Grand Lodge of the Order which fol-
lowed the Encampment. He returned
to Eureka Friday.
@. H. Duborg. the Beowawe sheep
man, arrived in Eureka Friday on a
business trip. He reports the crops and