The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-12-03
LOCAL MENTION.

White Pine last Tuesday.
E. d. WALTZ of Cortez spent several
DAVIS in Eureka this week.
Jesse Mendes Of Duckwater. Nye
County, spent Sunday in Eureka.
William Blair was up from Duck
water on business the first of the week.
Assessor W. J. Hooper departed for
the north end of the county by Fridays
train.
Mrs. William Giles has gone to
Hamilton, where she expects to remain
for the Winter.
Rem Miller, the ell-known stage
man. came over from Salt Lake
Wednesday.
Bert Brown of Ely returned from the
East Wednesday and continued ON to
White Pine County.
Judge George S. Brown of Elko
nassed through Eureka last Saturday
on his way to Ely to hold court.
John Donnelly, son Of Mrs. s. DON
nelly returned to Eureka the first OF
the week for q short visit with relatives.
Charles Brossemer of Elko was re-
ported very i'll the first of the week, but
his condition was improved Thursday.
E. A. Skillman left Monday for the
western part Of the State. and will
visit California before returning to
Eureka.
Frank Quinn and Charles Allen, who
are engaged in mining near Cortez, Eu-
reka County, were visiting III Eureka
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rice moved mp
to the Diamond the first of the week,
and have taken up their residence in
the Giles house.
The SENTINEL is requested to an
nounce that Reinhold Sadler can be
found in Eureka, and he is still a Stall
wart Silver a
There will be a called Communication
of Eureka Lodge No. is, +. & A. M,
Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock. Work in
the second degree.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'cock. Sun
day School at 2 p. m.
Miss Bertha Sadler, who has been
visiting for several months in Eureka
aud at Mineral Hill, returned home to
Carson City Wednesday.
Miss Kate Mechanics left Eureka last
Saturday for Pine Valley where she
has been engaged to teach the new
school at the Ennor ranch.
Mrs. William Zadow Of Eureka de-
parted Wednesday for o trip to San
Francisco, and will visit at Grass Val.
ley, CAL. before returning home.
Mrs. M. Terrell, who accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. w. Lambert. to her
home at Haley, Idaho. has returned to
Eureka after a several weeks visit.
Prof. Henry Thurtell Of the Nevada
University, who is visiting the High
Schools Of the State in he interest OF
the University. arrived in Eureka
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Paul and children passed
through Eureka last Saturday on their
way home to Ely from an extended
visit with relatives in tie western part
of the State.
Harry Davies of Eureka, who has
been firing on the Sante Fe in Arizona.
has gone to Montana, and is now fire.
man ON the Oregon Short line, with a
run from Lima to Butte.
The last Tonopah papers con tain ID.
A. McKim's opening advertisement.
indicating that Enreka's former we'll
known merchant is now doing business
at the Nye County metropolis.
Two artistically ornamented cakes ON
display in the Brown Hotel restaurant
window Friday were the cynosure OF
passing eyes. and the query came: DID
Santa CLAUS or Cupid order them?
f. Butler, who was employed al the
chairman mine at Ely, White Pine
County, several years ago. has accepted
a position with the Topaz Mining Com
pany at Rama City, Nicaragua, Central
America.
w. o. Norman of Illipah. White
Pine County, was in Eureka the first OF
the week arranging for the removal OF
the Frank Henderson house on Mob Hill,
which Capt. Norman bought a short
time ago to move to Illipah Station on
the Ely road.
". Mcpherson. a mining nan from
the Wood River country in Idaho, ar
-;-od - Eu.aEa tho first of the week,