The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-26
LOCAL MENTION.

rboid fever, is reported as getting along
nicely.
.,,option ia called to Mrs. Flora
uorris a Sons new ad. under "New
To-Day"
Thers are uncalled-for letters in the
,ostoffice for w. G. B,ley AMI G.
Correa (3).
Mrs. w. f. Burnett returned home to
Eureka Friday from an extended visit
at Santa Rosa. Cal.
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald has return
al to Carson City from a several
months visit in California.
Mrs. John II. Wheeler left for San
Francisco Wednesday night on a Sum-
mer vacation .-Tonopah Miner.
Dave McLain was up from Duckwater.
Nye County, on a business trip this
week and spent several days In Eureka.
Otis Fulton, foreman Of the Tenabo
mine at Cortez, Eureka County. has re-
turned from a trip to the western part
Of the State.
Judge Peter Breen returned home to
Eureka Thursday from Austin. Lander
County, where he held a term of the
District Court.
Emer Bray came from Austin. Lam
der County. by team this week and is
spending some time prospecting 10 aud
around Eureka.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning Mt 10 O'Clock. Sun.
day School at 2 D. IN.
Almon Day of Boston, Mass. was an
arrival in Eureka Tuesday and went
out to inspect the Bay Safe mine at
Newark IN "Wednesday.
Judge George s. Brown of ko
passed through Eureka Tuesday on his
way to Ely. White Pine County, to
hold a session Of the District Court.
r. w. McKeon. who worked in the
SENTINEL composing about 20
years ago, is now conducting the st.
Johns Review with a Mr.. Thorndyke at
81. Johns. Oregon.
Will Kohler came up from Diamond
Valley last week and visited with his
cousin, Mrs. William Ia low of Eureka,
until Friday. when he departed for his
home at Grass Valley. Cal.
A big consignment of Milwaukee
bottled beer arrived at the 4. q +.
depot In Eureka this and last week for
w. B. Graham. the Ely merchant. The
shipment was packed in barrels and ag.
gregated 5000 pounds.
Attorney Otto T. Williams of Elko
has notified the SENTINEL that he is
coming across the country to Eureka
aud will arrive Sund ~ evening. and
will atteni to legal business and court
matters Monday morning.
NJ. McGarry and daughter. Mrs. Ger
trude Hagar. who left for Hamilton the
middle of last week. returned home to
Eureka Sunday. Mr.. McGarry became
ill on the road over and decided to post
pone his trip for the present.
Miss Elizabeth Regli Of the Hay
Ranch is spending the week in Eureka
with friends. Miss Regli has been re-
elected to teach the Gregory school at
Osceola. White Pine County, aud will
reopen school on Monday, Sept. 4.
Mrs b. l.. Smith and family of
Eureka and the formers Two sisters.
Mrs. Beulah Hanks of Douglass, Ariz..
and Miss Norma Downey of Laramie,
Wyo.. are spending the Summer at
Ocean Park, near Los Angeles. Cal.
ice Sabron of Duckwater. Nye
County, spent several days in Eureka
this week. He reports that several OF
the recent strikes in the old Troy min
ing district, near Duckwater. are lock-
ing well aud that Tonopah parties have
taken bonds on a number Of the prop
critics.
Jack Mckenzie, the el'-kuown min
ing man and a former Eurekan, is now
in charge of the property OF the Nevada
Con. Copper Company at Copper Fiat
near Ely. White Pine County. Supt.
Z. T. Gray and his wife have gone to
California for an extended visit.
Miss Rebeccl Eccles of Ruby Hill has
completed the Summer term OF school
at Newark. White Pine County. She
has been appointed teacher at L'moiiie'
Elko County. and will open school
there on Sept. 4. Mss Ethel J. E;cies
has been reelected teacher at Antelope.
Eureka County. for the term beginning
Sept. A.
Mrs. M. Horton of Blue Eagle. Nye