The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-12-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Christmas.
Owen Porch came back from Tono-
pah Saturday.
Found-A silk shawl. Call at the
SENTINEL office.
Edgar Father went to Ely Monday to
work in the mines.
A. @. Redding departed on a business
trip to California Wednesday.
Steve Naples of Pine Valley was an
arrival Monday for Grand Jury duty.
I. J. Wilson of Monitor Valley, Nye
County, was in Eureka Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Anna johnson went to Salt
Lake on Friday to spend the holidays
with friends.
William Tyler and Joseph Flynn
were M from Mineral Hill this week to
attend to court.
Frank Paul and W. G. Crabtree ar
rived from Ely Friday and continued
on to California.
II. A. McTerney is convalescent from
an illness that confined him to his home
for q few weeks.
Edsall Cobb, a mining man from
Boise City, Idaho, spent several days In
Eureka this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Smith of Reno
visited Bert Smith aud family a few
days during the week.
Frank Kopp left Wednesday for Park
City, Utah, to spend Christmas with
his brothers. Ed and Joe.
Attorney E. s. Harrington OF Elko
was in attendance OF legal business in
the District Court this week.
Paul Norman departed from Beno
the first of the week to look after his
Nye County mining interests.
Mrs. John Lucey and two children
went to San Francisco last Saturday,
and expect to be away some time.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eureka Commandery No. 2, K. T.,
Saturday evening. Dec. "a, at 8 o'clock.
E. j. McEllin came over from Hamil-
ton Monday aud went to Oakland, Cal,
to spend the holidays with his family.
A.. p. Tenvoord received the news
last Saturday of the death OF his father
at st. 10, Missouri, on Friday. Dec. 10.
Charles Brossemer Of Elko, who has
been quite i'll at that place for several
weeks, was able to be out last Wednes-
LAY.
Frank Curieux of Beowawe, who was
called on the Grand Jury. arrived from
the north end of the county on Mon.
days train.
MISS Kittie Winzell was attending to
legal business in Eureka the first OF the
week, and returned home to Alpha
Wednesday.
There will be a called communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A. M, at
2 o'clock on Saturday evening. Work
in the third degree.
John venton and John Vittle OF
Ruby Hill aud Will Evans OF Eureka,
who are employed at the Rocco Home
stake, are home for Christmas.
A stated communication Of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ. will be held at
its hall on Saturday evening. Dec. "a.
at z O'Clock. Election Of officers.
Miss Sophia Fulton, who is teaching
the school at Simpson Park. zeal Aus
tin, returned to Eureka Monday to
spend her Christmas vacation at home,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Waltz were ar.
rivals from Cortez Monday and are the
guests of Mrs. w. H. Russell. Mr..
WALTZ is a member Of the Grand Jury.
Miss Jennie Gregovich closed her
school ut Beowawe last week and re-
turned TO < ureka Saturday to spend the
holidays with her mother. Mrs. John
Gregovich.
Fred ImObersteg, section foreman on
the E. g. p, was called to Eureka Tues
day ON court business. Mrs. Obersteg
and two children go to Alpha Saturday
to spend the holiday vacation.
Nels Paulson paid Eureka his last
bachelors visit Monday. He returned
to Hamilton with Felix Rice and Sisto
Marciochi, whom he engaged to furnish
the music for his post-nuptial dance.
Judge George s. Brown came from
Elko this week and occupied the bench
in District Court matters in which
Judge Peter Breen was disqualified to
act through attorneys connection, be-
fore he was Judge, in the cases.
Joseph Birch oame up from Duck
water Wednesday for a load OF supplies