The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-06-11
LOCAL MENTION.

w. ]. Tonkin left Eureka Friday for
a trip down the railroad.
Miss Lena Peters returned Monday
from her visit in California.
r. Sadler left Eureka Wednesday for
the western part of the State.
Attention is called to the H. A. Nc.
Kim "Notice" under New To-Day"
p. Rutherford of Currant Greek, Nye
County, was in Eureka Friday for o
load of supplies.
w. NJ. Blair is engaged in hauling
hay from Duckwater to Tonopah. where
it sells for $40 a ton.
Prof. T. P. Brown returned Monday
from Reno, where he attended Uuiver.
sity commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Rose returned to
Eureka from their trip to White Pine
County last Saturday.
The E &. B. special brought the mail
from Palisade last Sunday and gave Eu-
reka q ~seven-day service this week.
Eugene Norris and Tom Casey re.
turned Tuesday from their mining trip
to Cherry Greek, White Pine County.
M. L. Requa has had his automobile
repaired at Ely and with his party, ex-
poets to leave there Sunday for Eureka.
Louis Montague Fassett, a former
Ruby Hill boy, graduated from the High
School at Spokane. Wash, at the term
just closed.
Art johnson and Andy Tenvoord re-
turned Tuesday from a prospecting trip
In the vicinity of Hamilton, White
Pine County.
Miss Minnie Mau of Eureka has been
engaged to teach the school in Lamoille
Valley, Elko County, which reopens in
September.
Mrs Paul Lane and children, Misses
Mollie and Katie Brown drove up from
Pine Valley Thursday for a few days
visit in Eureka.
Miss Emma Regli, who graduated
from the Nevada State University at
Reno last week, returned to her home
in Eureka on Tuesday.
John Wedekind, who is prospecting
In the Bald Mountain section of White
Pine County, was an arrival in Eureka
Wednesday for supplies.
Eunice Rodoni, Mrs. NJ. Philippine of
Ruby Hill and Ed Gallery returned to
Eureka from Tonopah by private con-
veyance on Wednesday.
Charles Read. Superintendent Of the
Diamond and Excelsior mines at Pros
pect. who spent several days in Eureka.
returned to Salt Lake City Friday.
Mrs. A. Mau, accompanied by her
son. Will. left Eureka IN Thursday for
Ely. White Pine County, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. George
Paul.
Mrs. L. Porter finished teaching her
term of school at the Italian ranch this
week. and has been engaged to take
the school in the new district at Roberts
Greek. which opens next week.
W. @. Rose and w. 8. Haworth re.
turned to Eureka Wednesday from Bald
Mountain. go miles northeast of Eureka
in White Pine County. where they went
to look at some mining properties.
Mrs. William Norman Of Illipah,
White Pine County, arrived Monday for
a few days. visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Q. H. HUI, and returned home on
Thursday. accompanied by her daughter
Miss Maud.
Felix Raphel of Tonopah arrived in
Eureka ON Monday on a visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Raphel. He
came by way Of Reno, where he spent a
week. and will remain at home about
three weeks.
Invitations are out for a party to be
given this friday evening at the Eu-
reka Opera House in honor Of Miss Mar
garet Schultes of Cortez, Eureka County. |
who is the guest of Miss Helen Whit
more of Eureka.
j. Parke Charming. a mining man OF
San Francisco, arrived in Eureka Sum |
day on an E. g P. special. and left in the
afternoon by private conveyance for
Ely to examine the White Pine Copper |
Company's property,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Amidon. who nave |
had charge Of the Eureka Live Stock
Company's ranch at Fish Creek, de-
parted ON Monday for San Francisco
and will go from there to st. Louis to
visit the Worlds Fair.
H. O. McTerney left by Fridays train
for Virginia City to represent st. Johns
Chapter No. 8, r. A. M, and Eureka