The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-08
LOCAL MENTION.

r. w. fremont has recovered from
hi, illness and is able to be out again.
VIII Gavin returned "Wednesday
from a several weeks visit in California.
Will Swick is home on a short VISIT
having arrived from Goldfeld last Sat
urday.
p. Betti, the North Main street
orocer. makes an announcement under
"New To-Day"
Mrs A. L. Fitzgerald of Carson City,
who has been i'll for several weeks. is
reported in q serious condition.
will Mat was an arrival by Fridays
train from California. where he had
bean for three months on q vacation
trip.
M. r. FLYNN Of Ruby Valley, Exc
County, passed through EUREKA Tues
day in q private conveyance on his way
60 Goldfeld.
Mrs. r. II. Stiokney of Longmont,
Col. arrived in Eureka Monday for q
visit with her brother. B. L. Smith, and
his family.
ANDY Stinson has been seri ously i'll
with pneumonia at Tonopah and ex-
pects to return to Eureka as soon as he
10 able to travel.
Sheriff W. H. Sweeney returned to
Eureka Wednesday from q months
visit in the western part Of the State
and IN California
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. SUM-.
day School at Q p. m.
Former Senator William M. Stewart
Of Nevada left Washington last Sunday
to make his home in Tonopah.
Homer Wilson came over from Mont
tor Valley, Nye County. Thursday and
Is spending q few days in Eureka.
Thomas Haley, who was formerly en-
"a red In the butcher business in Eu-
reka but now located at Columbia. has
been Joined by his wife and two ons
John and Frank.
Sam Paul and J. +. Crabtree, old
time White Piners who spent the
Winter in Southern California. arrived
in Eureka Wednesday and continued
Oh to Ely Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Graham and
Miss o strander of Ely. who have been
In California the past few months.
were arrivals in Eureka Saturday and
left in the afternoon by private con.
.veyance for home.
> ID district Attorney Lew Rogers has
rented from John Pardy the piano
which was used by the Success Social
Club during the Winter months, and it
was moved Wednesday from the Colon
made to his new residence on Spring
street.
o. S. Dove, the photographer, and
his wife leave Saturday for Ely. For
the past month Mr.. DOVE has con
Quoted a gallery in q tent on Main
street. His portrait work and his views
have given general satisfaction. aud he
his been literally ~patronized during his
stay in Eureka.
Joe Tognoni Of Duckwater. who went
into the Tonopah country q few years
agl where his several ventures have
b.en most successful, came up to Duck.
water last week and on Tuesday was
an arrival in Eureka, accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Tognoni de-
parted Wednesday on q business trip
down the railroad.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Anderson and
children Of Prospect left last Saturday
for Salt Lake City to have a surgical
operation performed on the older boy,
Alfred, aged 8 years. For some time
the little fellow has been a great suf.
ferer from n growth in his head. which
only yielded temporarily to medicinal
treatment. A letter received in Eureka
WeGnc sday ST. ted that one tonsil and
a growth had beer removed, and q
second ,peration would be performed
later.
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