The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-11-04
LOCAL MENTION.

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week.
There is an uncalled-for letter in
the Eureka postoffice for Mrs. Meele
Damours.
Mrs. b. L. Smith and two children
left Eureka Monday for a visit in San
Francisco.
]. B. Bale, manager of the Eureka
Cash Store, has a card to the public
under New To-Day"
Mrs. Ed Gallery of Bullion, Elko
County, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Brown, in Eureka.
Chester Clendenning returned home
to Eureka from Tonopah this week to
attend school here this Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams left Eu-
reka last Saturday by private convey
ance for Ely. White Pine County.
Matt Schatzleiu Of Carson, u former
Eurekan. is visiting Tonopah and TAX
ing a look at the new camps in that
section.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sun.
day School at 2 D.. IN.
Miss Grace Jones returned Sunday to
her school at Barr. Eureka County,
after a weeks visit in Eureka with her
mother. Mrs. j. o. Jones.
An addition to Gus Hintze's property
on Main street is about completed aud
extends the property through to Buel
street. giving it a depth of 100 feet.
Miss Ferinda Curto of Eureka was
called to Ely. White Pine County,
Thursday on account of sickness in the
family of her brother, Dominick Curto.
II. Sadler this week leased to AL
Street the building on Main street, one
door south of Gus Hintze's, aud the
place is being made ready for occupancy.
There is a shortage of coal in Eureka
and Peter Lob has been unable to get
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reported oil along the railroad as far as
Ogden.
Mrs. c. II. HUI returned home to
Eureka Tuesday from a two months
visit with her parents, Captain and
Mrs. w. Norman, at Illipah, White
Pine County.
Mrs. Alex Fraser left last Saturday
for San Francisco to buy a stock of
goods for her new store in Eureka,
which will be opened as soon as the
goods arrive.
The remains of George Larsen, a
miner, who died of pneumonia last
week at Ely. White Pine County.
passed. through Eureka Monday en-
route to Mayfeld. Utah.
Mrs. II. NJ. Schneider had the old
wooden sidewalk in front of her Main
street store building, one door north of
Sol Tipple's store, taken up this week
and replaced with a Stag walk.
w. II. Russell, proprietor of the Eu-
reka Shaving Parlors, this week pur-
chased from Matt Hoey the Sweeney
residence property on South Spring
street. opposite the Levan residence.
Seraphine Rogantini of Duckwater,
Nye County, brought his wife to Eu-
reka Monday and she left Tuesday for
San Francisco to consult an o~culist, her
eyes having troubled her for some time.
Right Rev. Bishop Seaman and Rev.
Father Manlon returned to Eureka
from White Pine County Monday and
the Bishop left by Wednesdays train
for Austin. Lander County. thence to
Tonopah.
Mrs Flora Morris & Son made a num-
Der of improvements this week In and
about their Main street store, which in
cludes a new plank sidewalk in front of
the property anu repairs to the front oil
the building.
L. II. Thompson was an arrival In
Eureka Wednesday and spent a few
days here in the interests of the Atlas
and Manchester Fire Insurance Com
panies, for which John Pardy is the
Eureka agent.
X. G. Goss Of Prospect left Monday
for a business trip to California. Mr..
Goss owns a fine orange grove at Paler-
mo, Butte County. and as the season of
to look after his orange crop.
Whisky Joe, the Indian who was
arrested at the Depauli ranch, last week
for attempting while drunk aud at the
point Of a rife to make the balIng crew
do as he babe them, was released from
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