The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-10-21
THE Z KA NTINEL
LOCAL MENTION.

ton Thursday on a short business visit.
Mrs. Ernest Schendel was very ill q
few days this week with an attack of
asthma.
Paul Irwin came up from Duckwater
the first of the week and spent q few
days in Eureka.
Pete Carletti and Merrill Fletcher
came up from Alpha Thursday for a
few days visit in Eureka.
Miss Alice Beach of Lane City,
White Pine County. vas a visitor in
Eureka several days this week.
Miss Kate Mechanics returned home
to Eureka Monday after a several
months visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Wesley Lambert and son came
from Butte, Mont, Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Ferret of Eureka.
M. G. Foster returned home to Eu-
reka Monday after a several months
absence at Ely, White Pine County.
Baptiste Minoletti was IN arrival Fri
day from Goldfield where he has been
engaged in teaming for several months.
Nick Moderalli, who is working at
the Rocco Homestake mine, moved his
family from Eureka to Hamilton on
Monday.
Alfred Huebner returned home to
Eureka Thursday from Ely, where he
has been working in the mines the
past few years.
Felix PHILIPPE rejoined his family in
Eureka this week after an absence of a
year aud a half at Goldfeld, where he
has been mining.
Miss Eva Horton returned from a
visit to San Francisco Monday and on
We inesday continued on to her home
at Blue Eagle, Nye County.
Mrs. Henry Lorigan of Duckwater,
Nye County, spent several days in
Eureka this week and returned home
"Wednesday, accompanied by her niece.
Miss Eva Horton.
r. II. Harris. who in early days lived
in Eureka and at Mineral Hill, passed
through Eureka Monday on his way
to Reno aud Carson from q pro specting
trip in the southern country.
Peter Lob, Eureka's popular dray-
man, is getting ready for the boom.
This week he brought out from the
shop a single dray. all repaired and
painted and really for business.
Information is wanted OF the where
abouts Of William NJ. Story. who lived
in Eureka about 1877. 1t is said he
went to California from here. See
advertisement under New To-Day"
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tognoni returned
to Eureka Tuesday from their trip to
Goldfeld. having visited San Francisco
during their absence. and have gone to
their home at Duckwater, Nye County.
Phil Brown, the ~well.known teamster
who left Eureka and went to Tonopah
over u year ago. returned from the
southern country this week with the
intention of helping along Eureka's
boom.
Mrs. o. ID. Green has received her
Fall and Winter goods and is now offer.
ing to the ladies' of Eureka a handsome
line of dress aud fancy goods and milf.
merry. See advertisement under "New
To-Day"
The Morgan House on the corner of
Clark and Buel streets was fitted up
this week for a lodging house by Mrs.
Caroline Huebner, who is now prepared
to furnish first. class lodging accommo-
dations.
E. f. Gray. superintendent for the
Nevada Copper Co. at Ely, and his wife
passed through Eureka Monday on
their way home to White Pine County
from a visit in California and to the
Portland Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Walsh and MIR. and
Mrs. p. Martin of Austin, Lander
County, have been visiting w. j..
Mahoney at his ranch, formerly the
Tonkin ranch, west of Alpha. Mr..
Walsh is an uncle of Mr.. Mahoney.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Jury took place
Wednesday afternoon from the family
residence on Ruby Hill. Rev. Bishop
Spaldiug conducting the services.
Iuterment was in Masonic cemetery
by the side OF his grandfather, James
Jury.
A bread bakery was started i'll Ed
reka this week by Mrs. Caroline Hueb-
ner Mt the Morgan House. corner Clark