The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-07-16
LOCAL MENTION.

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R. Sadler and son. Clarence. were ar
rivals in Eureka Tuesday from Carson
City. ~
Ned Clark was in Eureka Saturday on
n business visit from Blue Eagle, Nye
County.
W. E. Griffin. cashier of the Eureka
County Bank, returned from Reno
Thursday.
Mrs. Oliver Pratt Of Palisade is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. P. Mcbride, for a
few days.
Granville Fletcher went down the
road Friday to take a look at the Wild
Rose mine near Alpha.
Charles Greenwood, brother Of Mrs.
Eugene Geraty Of Prospect, arrived
from Auburn. Call Friday.
Judge Peter Breen leaves for Elko
Monday to hold h; term Of District
Court for Judge George Brown.
William Moore of Newark Valley was
in Eureka Thursday looking for a haying
crew. He reports harvest hands scarce.
Miss Ruby Mechanics left Sunday
for the Simonsen ranch in Newark VAL
ley. where she will spend her vacation.
Otis Fulton, Mahlon Ridge and Wal.
ter Magee were arrivals in Eureka by
Fridays train from Cortez, Eureka
County.
IL. L. Requa came up from Palisade
Wednesday. He is taking a months
vacation. part of which will be spent at
Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. M. F~arlinger and two children,
Retta and Claude, left Friday for New
ark Valley to spend a month at the
Simopsen ranch.
There will be a called communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. g. A. NJ,
Saturday evening at 1880. Work in
the third degree.
Rev. Father Manion will bold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock. Sun
day School at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. A. p. Wickersham of Watson
vile, Cal, aunt of w. II. Russell, ar
rived in Eureka Thursday for a visit
with her nephew and his wife.
soc Arthur. formerly of Ruby Hill,
who has been in Butte City. Mont, for
nearly q year, passed through Palisade
Monday GA bis way to Tonopah.
Mrs. Alice Chiids, sister of Mrs. j. H.
Hoegh. arrived from Ruby Valley, Elko
County, several days ago aud has rented
Ehe NJ. B. Bartlett house on Spring
street.
Bud Porch of Spring street is suffer-
ing from an attack Of blood poisoning,
which started from q scratch on his
knee sustained the early part of the
week while shoeing a horse.
Robert J. Reid of Eureka graduated
from the San Francisco Business College
at San Francisco on July /. and will
take the Civil Service examination that
will be held in that city this month.
Bert Henderson, who has baen teach
ing at Panaca, Lincoln County, arrived
in Eureka Monday to spend his vacation
at home. He came by way of Salt Lake.
where he visited friends a couple of
weeks.
Chester NJ. Perry. President of the
Newark Mining and Milling Company.
who has been spending several weeks
at his company's mine, the Bay State. at
Newark, returned to Boston, Mass,
Thursday.
Miss Anna Johnson returned to her
home in Eureka Friday. Since closing
her sehoo, in DeLamar. Lincoln County,
several weeks ago. she has been visiting
friends in Salt Lake aud the western
part of the State.
Mrs. T. Robinson. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Eileen, arrived
from San francisco last Saturday on a
visit to her ,soHs. Thomas and Raymond,
at the Bay State mine in Newark.
They went to the mine Sunday.
W. J, Tonkili is engaged in packing
the dry goods and clothing remaining
in his North Main street store prepara-
tory 70. shipment TO Virginia City. He
expects to leave. with his family. some
time this month for the Comstock to
reside.
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Sir. and Mrs. n. A. McKim and son,
Hortea, leave Sunday by private con-
veyanee for Tonopah for a two weeks
visit with Mrs, McKim's sister, Mrs. F.
o. Henderson. They expect to take q
look at the new camps in the Tonopah
country bsfore returning.
s. ID. Williams, formerly Vice Prin-