The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-23
LOCAL MENTION.

ETU6.t An8 AhCsa8y AAVtA y
business visit to Elko.
]. W. Bailey returned to Eureka Fri.
day from an Eastern trip.
There are letters in the Eureka post.
office for Susan Collins and M. Zinner.
Charles Minoletti Of Hamilton,
White Pine County, 10 Q visitor in
Eureka.
Miss Kate Swick returned to Eureka
last Saturday from o six weeks visit in
L,moille and Elko.
Mrs. Kate Cicale left Eureka last
Sunday for Typo. Nye County. to teach
the present term OF school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tippee returned to
Eureka Friday, the latter having visited
for several weeks in San Francisco.
Sheriff W. II. Sweeney returned to
Eureka Thursday from a three weeks
visit in the western part Of the Sta,e.
George Sharp of Little Cherry Creek,
Nye County. came mp TO Eureka the
first of the week for q load Of supplies.
Tom Robinson was an arrival from
the Tonopah country Monday and went
out to the Bay State mine at Newark
on Tuesday.
Harry Frey of Reno, a former Ruby
Hill boy. is i'll with typhoid fever and
his condition was said to be serious the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tognoni of Duck
water, Nye County. took the train in Eu-
~oI,o Mo..day for a hn oinaoo Weir IN G,lI
field, where MI. Tognoni is heavily in.
terested in mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manson Of
Currant Greek. Nye County, came up TO
Eureka Tuesday and Mrs. Manson de.
parted by Wednesd avs train for a
visit in San Francisco.
DIR. Henry Hager and George Childs.
brother aud nephew Of Mrs. j. H.
Hoegh, Came over from Ruby Valley.
Exc County. by team Tuesday and
visited in Eureka for a few days.
w. N. McGill came over from Ely
Tuesday and took the afternoon train
for a business trip to Toano. 4 ko
County. He will probably go East be.
fore returning to White Pine County.
Rev. Father Manion left Tuesday for
Ely, White Pine County. Before leav-
ing he stated that Bishop Seaman ex-
poets to be in Eureka the latter part OF
this month. for the purpose of admins
tering Confirmation.
Miss Edna Rosevear of Ruby Hill has
been engaged to teach the school at the
Junction ON the railroad between Battle
Mountain aud Austin. in Lander
County. She departed by Fridays
train to take up her duties
Harry Golding returned Thursday
from Reno where he was attending the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star.
He was accompanied by his wife and
son. who have been visiting in Sau
Francisco and Virginia City for several
weeks.
Anna, the 2.year-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Porch of Spring street, is
critically i'll. She was stricken with
Inflammation Of the bowels two weeks
ago and complications developed that
made her condition precarious the first
of the week.
Mrs. II. M. Schneider returned to
Eureka last Saturday after an absencs
of three mouths, spent in visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ohet Batchelder. at
Spokane, WASH. the Portland Fair.
San Francisco, Oakland aud other
Coast points.
Granville Fletcher went down the
Z. & P. the first Of the week aud spent
a few days at the zinc mine ear Alpha.
He reports the Snowbound looking fine
and the force busy breaking and sack
ing ore. A shipment Of five carloads Of
Zinc-leai ore was made Thursday to
Denver, Col.
Mrs. John Gregovich left by Thurs
days train to join her husband and
daughter at Tonopah. where she will
remain. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. j. Gil OF. Mrs. Gilloz
and Mrs. Gregovich have lived in Eu.
reka for years and their departure adds
to the many who have found new
homes in the thriving southland, yet
ready to return to the Base Range with
a revival Of the times. Louie Greg
ovich made the trip to Tonopah over.
land, going with the team that carried
over the household goods.
Johan E. Soderlund and Carl NJ.
MONIES, cousins. left Sweden together
to come to Eureka to their aunt, Mrs.
M. Rich. When they reached Castle
Garden In New York they became sepa-
rated and MI. Soderlund reached Eu-
reka alone about three weeks ago.
Later a letter was received from
Mr.. MONIES from Galveston, Texas,
stating that he fell in with sharpers
after landing in New York and they
ribbed him Of his money and posses
sions. He had shipped on an outgoing
vessel and landed at Galveston. Money
was sent to him from Eureka and he
arrived here Thursday.