The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
LOCAL MENTION.

Bert Henderson returned Thursday
from Tonopah.
While love is signing time is flying.
Get registered while you have time.
j. B. Bale and Antoine Ferrarais left
Monday for a trip through White Pine
County.
w. H. Russell the first of the week
sold his horse and buggy to Walter
Whitmore.
Mrs. T. A. Burdick received o new
Mason g. Hamlim organ on Thursday
direct from the factory.
Apples for sale at special prices.
Read w. H. Smiths advertisement
under "New To-Day"
Miss Nellie Robinson left by We'd
nesday's train for a visit at the j. P.
Raine ranch in Pine Valley.
Mrs. A. Farnum arrived from Austin.
Lander County. Tuesday on q visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Will Harris.
Miss Ruby Mechanics returned to
Eureka last Saturday from her visit at
the Simonsen ranch in Newark Valley.
Mrs. James Kautz has been appointed
keeper Of the Typo Mining and Reduc-
ton Company's property at Typo. Nye
County.
Mrs. Lille Porter, who has been teach.
ing school at Roberts Greek. returned
to her home in Eureka Friday on &C.
count Of illness.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Sum-
day School at 2 p. m.
Mrs. M. Farlinger and two children
returned to Eureka Thursday from a
two months outing at the Simonsen
ranch at Cold Greek.
Prof. s. ID. Williams, who was Vice
Principal Of the Eureka High School
last year, is one of the faculty of the
Union High School at San Mateo, Cal.
Jay Henderson has sold his house
and household goods in De Lamar,
Lincoln County, and expects to leave
there about Sept. 1, when with his
family he will return to Eureka.
Walter Whitmore. after spending a
short vacation at his home in Eureka,
returned to Tonopah Tuesday, accom-
panied by his brother, Ed. They made
the trip overland by private conveyance.
NJ. Phillipini and family of Ruby Hill,
and Will Porch and wife of Huntington
Valley. Elko County, went overland as
a party from Eureka on Thursday to
Tonopah. where they expect to remain.
Fred Esselbrugge and Miss Edith
Swick went to Lamoille Valley, Eikc
County, by private conveyance on We'd
nesday to bring Miss Kate and Ray
Swick home from their Summer outing.
Peter Breen and John Depaoli of En-.
reka and Miles McKinnon of Palisade
represented Eureka County at the Silver
Convention at Wippemucca. Tit
Democrats were only represented by
proxies.
The Catholic Sunday School picnic
was held at the Italian ranches on
Thursday, and was largely attended.
A most enjoyable time was had by all.
and the merry crowd returned to Eu-
reka just in time to escape the rain.
AL Dees, who drives the Typo stage,
ON his arrival in Eureka Tuesday night,
reported the stage road in the canyon
near Hicks station, about 80 miles south
of Eureka, SO badly cut up from the re-
cent heavy rains as to be impossible.
James B. Orr, who has been in Cali.
fornia and at Reno for the past year ON
account of i'll health. spent several days
in Eureka this week. He is somewhat
improved. but ID still fay from being a
we'll man. He left Thursday for bis
home at Ely.
Tom Bradstreet, the horse buyer OF
Sioux City. Iowa, purchased seven car
loads of horses from Tom Dixon, Angelo
Florio and V. LAM this week. and
shipped them from Diamond station on
the L. s. p. on Tuesday to Grand Is
land, Nebraska.