The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-11-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Wallace Bailey of Diamond Valley
visited in Eureka a few days this week.
The johnson Mercantile Company on
"Wednesday received two carloads of
Phoenix -four.
Joseph williams Of Hot Creek. Nye
County, was in Eureka this week for q
load Of provisions.
Ed Looney came over from Hamilton
last Sunday and will remain in Eureka
until after election.
Mrs. J.. b. Fallinni is reported seri.
ously i'll with ~inf1ammatory rheumatism
at her home in Typo, Nye County.
Mrs. NJ. Lewis of Pinto and Mrs. A.
Mckay of Eureka left Tuesday for q
trip across the country to Goldfield.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. SUM-
day School at Q p. m.
Mrs. M. s. Bonniield of Winnie
mucca, formerly Miss Nellie Mckenzie
of Ruby Hill, was a visitor in Eureka q
few days the first of the week.
E. s. Harrington of Elko and Paul
Mccullough of Mills City addressed the
Republican meetings at Beowawe and
Palisade on Wednesday and Thursday
nights of this week.
Mrs. H. A. McKim. who went to San
Francisco several weeks ago, was an ar.
rival last MONDAY in Virginia City,
where she will visit with her mother
before going to Tonorah.
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald of Carson
City, a former resident of Eureka, is
visiting friends at Sacramento. Cal.
and was the guest of honor of the Fri.
day Night Club on Oct. 28.
A letter received from Tonopah dur
ing the week stated that Phil Brown
had arrived there with his load of goods
belonging to H. A. McKim, but "Bill"
Pearce wal still on the road.
Paul Yost has made arrangements
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company for the election returns from
all over the country. and they will be
read and posted at the Corner saloon.
Jerry Ahern, a former Eurekan, con-
tinues to prosper in T~onopah. He has
Just bought a piece of ground back OF
his Main-street store n will erect
thereon a tone warehouse As by 1875
feet in size.
l.. A. Dayton. who resided here
about IL years ago., returned to Eureka
Monday in the interest of Salt Lake
parties. for whom he will prospect some
mining claims near Eureka that he
owned years ago..
The name of Ben Regli was by mis-.
take omitted from the Junior Grade Of
the Honor Roll Of the Eureka School,
which Is printed in this issue on the
first page, and the SENTINEL has beer
requested to make the correction.
Ralph Irwin of Duckwater, Nye
County, has an announcement for Winter
apples under New To- Day" The
apple yield in Duckwater has been
large this year, and the fruit is said to
be superior in flavor and quality to the
apples for several years past.
Miss Hattie Raphel, formerly of En-.
reka but now of Reno, is employed as
stenographer in the Assistant Superin.
tendent's Office at Sparks. She is TAX
ing the place of L. II. Donlin. who is at
present confined in the Railroad Hos
pital al San Francisco by an attack of
appendicitis.
Joseph L. Giroux. president Of the
Pilot Knob copper mines near Ely.
White Pine County. accompanied by
four gentlemen from Louisville, Ken
lucky, arrived in Eureka on an Z. & p.
special at midnight Tuesday. and left
Wednesday morning by private convey.
ance for Ely.