The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-09-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Charles Rudeen returned to Eureka
from Hamilton on Thursday.
E. Boomhower of Alpha spent a
couple of days in Eureka this week.
Miss Nellie Robinson returned to Eu.
reka this week from her visit to Pine
Valley.
Mrs. @. Richter departed Wednesday
for Eureka, Utah. where she will prob
ably remain.
Duckwater apples on the Irwin ranch
for sale. Read advertisement under
"New To-Day"
Rev. Father Manion left Eureka Fri.
day for a several weeks trip to Elko and
along the railroad.
William Smith of Newark Valley
went to Elko this week with q four
horse load Of apples.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G.. McTerney left
Monday for q trip across the country to
Tonopah and Goldield.
Felix Phillippie. John Martin and son
left Eureka last Monday to work at the
Last Chance mine at Reveille, Nye
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Halstead were
up from Duckwater for q load of goods
and supplies for their store the first of
the week. A1f AtA
Tom Bradstreet shipped eight E. & P.
carloads Of horses from Diamond Sta
ton Wednesday, which he bought from
V. LAM this week.
Mrs. A. p. Wickersham, who has
been visiting her nephew, w. II. Rus
sell of Eureka, returned to her home at
jacksonville, CAL, Wednesday.
Jay Henderson, wife and baby re-
turned the latter part of last week from
DeLamar, Lincoln County, and will
make Eureka their home for the present.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of a copy of the Yearbook of the
Department of Agriculture for 1908,
through the courtesy of Senator w. NJ.
Stewart.
There was a decided change in the
weather in Eureka Thursday afternoon
with showers Thursday and Friday.
IL has turned much cooler and indica-
tions are wintry.
Lew Rogers, a former Ruby Hill boy.
was admitted to the bar at Carson City
on Sept. IL by the Nevada Supreme
Court. He expects to locate at Gold
field Us an attorney.
G. II. Duborg was an arrival from
Beowawe Wednesday, and in the after
noon left with w. NJ. Hamilton for a
trip south to Fish Greek and vicinity to
look at some sheep.
DIR. W. +. Burnett was called to
Hamilton Wednesday to attend Mrs.
Gus Simons. He returned TO Eureka
Friday morning and reported his
patient much improved.
Mrs. L. Robinson. Miss Eileen and
Raymond came in from Newark the
first Of week, and were accompanied by
Miss Sophie Monroe of Ely, who was re-
turning home after a visit.
II. +. Golding, assistant cashier of the
Eureka County Bank, returned Thurs
day from San Francisco. His wife is
still in the city, and Mr.. Golding says
she is recovering from her recent illness.
Mrs. H. A. McKim was taken sud-
denly i'll Friday Of last week and was
confined to her home for several days.
She is now able to be out, and has
about recovered from her in~disposition.
Mrs. Charles Irving and daughter,
Miss Josephine Rogantini, came in from
Duckwater. Nye County. Wednesday.
The latter left Eureka by Fridays train
for Pendleton, Oregon, where she will
attend school.
Sam Paul was an arrival from Ely
Sunday night, accompanied by his
daughter-iu.l law, Mrs. Frank Paul. and
children. They left Monday. the latter
going to Reno to visit relatives and
friends, while Mr.. Pau went East on q
business trip.
Mrs. G. r. Mullins has relinquished
her contract of carrying the mail be-
tween Eureka and Romano-a once-a-
week service to Diamond Valley-and
Edgar Sadler will assume the response
bility on Oct. 1. Mrs. Mullins is prepar-
ing to leave Eureka for Goldfield.
Mrs. w. B. Graham and daughter,
Miss Kittie, arrived from Ely. White
Pine County. Monday by private con-
veyance. They left Eureka by Tues
days train for Reno. where they will
visit friends for a short time and then
90 to San Francisco, where Miss Kittie
will enter school.