The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-17
LOCAL MENTION.

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spnt. G. d. Abbott of the Eureka &
p.lisade Railway spent Thursday and
Friday in Eureka.
The Johnson Mercantile Company of
Eureka received two E. &P. carloads Of
Phoenix fonr on Friday.
Denny Keefe went to Ely Tuesday
and expects to prospect in White Pine
Comfy the next few months.
Cashier W. E. Griffin of the Eureka
County Bank left last Saturday on a
business trip down the railroad.
John Cobb and family, formerly of
Eureka. are now at Duckwater. Nye
Couuty. where they expect to reside.
A y. Sm tn, son-in-law of Mrs. Ed
Mulcoy, who spent a few weeks in Ea-
reka. returned to the Goldfield country
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. o. Jones, who has beer visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. N. A. Whit.
more az 4 dAlcadt hCu hOLAC w A<u-
reka Wednesday.
Martin Brown returned to Eureka
in California and in the Tonopah and
Goldfeld country.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Ha'stead of
Duckwater. Nye County, came up to
Eureka Tuesday for supplies and spent
a few days in town.
There will be a called communication
of Eureka Lodge No. Is. +. & A. NJ.
on Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Work in the first degree.
Mrs. Charles Cobb of Hamilton is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. John
Clark of Spring street. and expects to
spend the Summer iii Eureka.
John vittle and William Giles, who
have been tributing in the Rocco Home.
stake mine at Hamilton, came over to
Eureka Thursday ON a business visit.
Fred Plagemann of the firm Of Siebe
Bros. g. Plagemann, San Francisco
liquor merchants, arrived in Eureka
Friday and will remain until Monday.
Miss Maggie Miles. having completed
her term of teaching at Duckwater.
Nye County, passed through Eureka
Tuesday on her way home to Austin,
Lander County.
Miss Emma @. Regli has finished her
term of teaching at White Rock, Eiko
County, aud is spending her vacation
with her parents at the Hay Ranch.
west Of Eureka.
Angelo Depaoli. who was bucked off
his horse at his ranch near Eureka two
weeks ago and seriously injured. is able
to be up and around and on the fair
road to recovery.
Mrs. +. ImObersteg and two children
left Saturday to spend the Summer
vacation at Alpha, where Section Fore
man Inn bersteg Of the E & p. makes
his headquarters.
Miss Belle Pepper. formerly of Eu-
reka, has returned to her home i'll Tono-
pah for the vacation from San Jose.
Cal, where she is a pupil Of Kings
Conservatory Of Music.
Charles Janin of San Francisco and
d. ]. Lawton of Grants Pass. Ore. ar
rived in Eureka Thursday and have
gone to Hamilton, White Pine County.
to examine mining properties.
Mrs. George Paul and children of
Ely, after a short visit in Eureka, left
last Saturday for a trip TO Sau Fran.
cisco. Mrs. A. Mau of Eureka, Mrs.
Pauls mother. accompanied them.
Prof. G.. W. Waits. who filed the
position Of principal in the Eureka
School, returned to Reno last Saturday.
He expects to be given charge Of one OF
the schools in the western part of the
State.
Charley Graham, who in early days
was a partner with Gus Hintze in the
Empire saloon in Eureka and who has
been in Montana for a number of years,
recently returned to Nevada aud Is
located at Reno.
William Mendes and family returned
to Duckwater. Nye County, the first OF
the week. Included in Mr.. Mendes
four-horse-load of supplies and pur-
chasas uara a douhla-spatad leatler-tOD
carriage and q new mower.
The Tonopah papers report that
Judge Peter Breen of the Third Judi.
cial District, including Eureka. Lander
and Nye Counties, has decided TO re-
move his family from Eureka to Tono-
pah and make his home there.
Mrs. A. Mckay and Miss Eiythe
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