The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Monday will be Halloween.

Monday Will pc dalloWe On.
r. Sadler returned Monday from q
trip to the western part OF the State.
Rev. Father Manion has returned to
Eureka after a several weeks absence.
James Bergman, accompanied by
his wife, returned to Gold6eld last SUM-
day.
The wife and child of DIR. D. W.
Smith arrived Friday from Florence,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bartlett arrived
from Tonopah Thursday for q short
visit in Eureka.
Miss Kate Mechanics went to Pine
Valley on Thursday for q visit with
Mrs. E. Bradley.
Miss Kittie Winzell of Alpha came
up to Eureka Thursday for q few days
visit with friends.
William Whalen was up from Alpha
and spent several days in Eureka the
middle of the week.
Jack Jury of Ruby Hill returned to
Eureka Monday from Sparks after an
absence Of several months.
Martin Horton of Duckwater, Nye
County, wss in Elko this week dispos-
ing of his crop Of Winter apples.
Sheriff T. A. Burdick left last Satur.
day with the election supplies for the
several precincts in Eureka County.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun.
day School at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Henderson and two
children left Eureka last Monday by
private conveyance for Tonopah, where
they expect to reside.
John Cobb, who has been working at
the Rocco Homestake mine neal Hamil.
ton, returned to Eureka Friday morn.
ing on account Of i'll health.
Seraphine Rogantini of Duckwater.
Nye County, was in town Thursday
and purchased a two-horse farm wagon
from George Gavin of Eureka.
Paul Yost has just put in two gasoline
lamps in the Corner s~oloon. aud the
new illumination is a great improve
ment over the old kerosene burners.
Mrs w. B. Graham and daughter,
Katie, returned from their visit TO Cali
fornia and Reno ON Wednesday and
left Thursday morning for their home
in Ely, White Pine County.
The telephone line between Eureka
and Ely was out Of commission Mon.
day and Tuesday. During the late
storm three or four poles were blown
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the 9 Mile House.
Supt. G.. d. Abbott went over the
Eureka & Palisade Railway this week
on the annual cleanup trip. The work
train reached Eureka Tuesday evening
and left Wednesday morning on the re-
turn trip to Palisade.
John H. Fuller. representative Of the
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Com
pany Of San Francisco. spent several
days in Eureka, last week. He is
travelling through Eastern Nevada as a
special agent for several insurance COM
panies.
p. NJ. DesMarais of New York. who
has been visiting on the Coast for some
time, arrived in Eureka Tuesday. Mr..
DesMarais is a druggist and will relieve
his brother, L. N. DesMarais, at the
Schneider drug store. The latter will
leave Eureka shortly on a vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ebert Of Beo-
wave. Eureka County, arrived in Eu-
reka by private conveyance last Sunday
night, called hence by the serious i'll
ness of the latter's mother, Mrs. w. H..
Sweeney. Mr.. Ebert returned home
the middle of the week. Mrs. Sweeney's
condition is improved.
w. NJ. Hamilton, who recently went
to San Francisco for his sister. Mrs. II.
S. Candee. and her two children. ac-
~companied them ON their way home to
Cairo. Illinois, as far as Omaha and re.
turned to Eureka last Saturday. The
little girl who became i'll with fever
shortly after her arrival in Eureka in
July. has recovered her health.
Mrs. Chester Smith of Napa, Cal, ar
rived in Eureka last Saturday. Mrs.
Smith is a sister of Samuel Gibson
who met death in the Diamond
mine last week. and upon news Of the
sad fate of her brother left home to at
tend the funeral, but was detained Oh
the way by a wreck ON the railroad near
Truckee. She will remain in Eureka a
couple of weeks.