The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
LOCAL MENTION.


Mr.. and Mrs. p. salvi Of Ely are visit
ing the latter's mother, Mrs. M. Curto,
in Eureka.
Misses Mary and Henrietta Sasserno
of Palisade came up to Eureka for
Decoration Day.
Miss Kate Swick returned home to
Eureka Monday from q three months
visit in California
Miss Minnie Cox Of Diamond Valley
visited friends In Eureka for q few days
the first of the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver Pratt of Palisads
are visiting the latter's mother. Mrs.
p. Mcbride of Eureka.
Will Mau left Eureka last Saturday
for Ely to take charge Of the Pilot
Knob boarding house.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar. teacher Of the
Palisade public school. came up to Eu-
reka Saturday and returned Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Fulton finished her term
of teaching in Lander County last week
and returned home to Eureka Monday.
Mrs. @. A. Nickels left Eureka
Wednesday for q visit with relatives
and friends in Denver and Pueblo. Col.
Miss Hattie s. Irwin has finished her
term of teaching at Currant Greek. Nye
County. and is visiting friends in Eu.
reka.
Miss Kate Mechanics Of Eureka, who
has been teaching In Pine Valley. has
gone to Reno on q visit to Miss Phemie
Holmes.
Frank Romano and family of Dia-
mond Valley came up to Eureka for
Decoration Day and returned home
Wednesday.
+. M. ImObersteg. section foreman
on the Eureka & Palisade Railway,
visited with his family in Eureka on
Monday and Tuesday.
Judge George s. Brown of Elko
passed through Eureka Thursday on
his way to Ely. White Pine County, to
hold a session Of District Court.
Hugh Coyle and niece. Miss Fannie
came over from the Six Mile
House. ON the Hamilton road, last Sun.
day and visited in Eureka for several
days.
William Robertson this week sold his
North Spring street house aud contents
to j. B. Biale. Mr.. Robertson expects
to leave Eureka shortly to take up his
residence in Winnemucca.
Mrs. Kate Cicala. who has been
teaching at Little Cherry Greek. Nye
County, has finished her term and il
spending her vacation in Eureka with
her mother. Mrs. @. Huebner.
+. Chapman, q mining man from To-
nopah. was an arrival in Eureka last
Saturday and inspected the Lincolu
group Of silver. lead mines at Phillips
burg for the Guggenheimers.
Gus Simons, foreman of the Rocco
mine. returned Monday
from California. where he took his wife
some weeks ago for medical treatment,
aud continued on to Hamilton.
Mrs. r. j. Reid and Mrs. John Gregg
vich returned to Eureka Monday from
their trip to Goldfield and Tonorah.
Helen Dugan OF Tonopah came with
them on q visit to her aunt, Mrs. Matt
Hoey.
Paul Yost started this week TO Inn
prove the building On Main strees which
he recently purchased. A sheet-steel
ceiling is being put in the saloon. and
sewer connections are being made with
the barber shop.
Steve and Tony Damele and then
families, Miss Mary Boetsno, James
Valierga. NJ. Pierelli came o yer from
Barr. In the western part Of Eureka
County, for Decoration Day and spent
several days in Eureka.
Thomas Roselli has fitted up Q nice
saddlery and harness shop at his place
Of business ON Maiu street and his stock
OIL goots will be found " ba lew and
frst-class. Read his advertisement
under "New To-Day"
Miss Theresa Romano last week CON-
pleted her term OF q aching AZ the
Sulphur District School ig Diamond
Valley. Eureka County, and returned
to her home at Cold Greek, White Pine
County. for her vacatipa.
Miss Maud Moorma / retuYned Thurs
day from an EXTENDED Witt in Cali
fornia and is spending a 4. few days
n Eureka with her sister. Mrs. O.
q. HUI. before retur aingf to her home
At nlipah. White Pima Cobnty.
Ulysses LAM was taken Ill at his