The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-09-16
LOCAL MENTION.

u.ssk for an overland trip to Tonopah
Mrs. w. J. Tonkin Of Virginia City
q farmer Eurekan, is visiting in Sal
Francisco.
Joseph Meister Of Newark. Whit
Pine County, paid Eureka a bushes
visit Tuesday.
A "Notice of Forfeiture" of mimi,
claims at Newark. White Pine County
annears under New To-Day"
.Iudge Peter Breen leaves Tuesda,
for Tonopah to hold a session of tn,
District Court for Nye County.
supt. Charles Real of the Diamond
mine was over from Salt Lake THU
week and spent several days in Eureka
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
nsual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun.
day School at 2 D. m.
Marshall Rich and Miss Mary DeFlon
returned from a trip to California Tues.
day. Charles DeFlon remained at San
Jose to attend school.
Mrs. John Gregovich returned to
Eureka last Saturday from a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Il. Carieux, at Beo-
wave, Eureka County.
Attorney Henry X. Mitchell of San
Francisco returned to Eureka Tuesday
on legal business aud expects to remain
here a week or ten days.
James Granger returned home to
Eureka for a visit the first of the week
from Hamilton, White Pine County.
where he has been mining for several
months.
Leon Kind, a sou of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kind, former Eurekans, left
Tonopah this week for a trip to the
Portland Fair. themes to New York to
visit relatives.
Ell FlIvin, who was called home to
Eureka by the death of his brother,
John j. Flavin. returned Tuesday to
Ely. White Pine County. where he is
employed at the mines.
Clarence Ahern, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Ahern, former Earekans. left
Touopah last week for Sat- Lake to
enter All Hallows College for a course
in mining engineering.
Peter Rutherford of Currant Creek.
Nye County, who recently spent some
time in Eureka for medical taeatment,
is reported to have had a relapse and is
thought to be in a critical condition.
George Dugan came over from Tono-
pah last week and after a short visit
with his aunt. Mrs. Matt Ho y, re-
turned home. accompanied by his sister.
Helene, who spent the Summer in
Eureka.
Mrs. II. A. McKim and son, Horton,
formerly of Eureka. left Touopah last
week for a visit in California. Mr.,
McKim joined them this week and they
will visit the Portland Fair before re.
turning to Nevada.
Joseph Williams of Hot Greek. Nyt
County, brought his son, Joseph Will
Jams Jr., TO Eureka last Saturday ant
the latter took the afternoon train fol
Lexington, Missouri. to enter the Went
worth Military Academy.
Dennis Coyle is visiting Eureka fol
the first time in three years, arrivin,
Wednesday from the Six Mile Hous'
on the Hamilton Road. He expects Il
return home the first of the week. &C
companied by his wife and daughter
Miss Rose.
William Sandry. a sampler for the
United States Smelling Company. ar
rived in Eureka Monday from Sal
Lake. He is assistant to Guy Anderson
the comp my sampler who is in CHI irs'
of sampling the Richmond mine o
Ruby Hill aud the Richmond slas
dumps in Eureka. Mr.. Sandry Ia
been assigned to duty at the mine.
The railroad team came back to Eu
reka Monday and loaded out W.T.
freight for Ely Wednesday. the reacI
of the wagon broken last week beinI
repaired in the interval. AS soon a
the freight is delivered Al effort Will b
made to ct the blower of the PHO
Knob sme.t.r back on the wagon an
GA to its destination, about 10 mile
from where it tipped over.
Reunion of Whitaker Seminarians
Bishop and Mrs. Whitaker, formeri
oil Nevada, were rendered a reception