The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-08-18

@. E. Allen is over from Cortez on a
visit to his family.
]. e. Valentine was an arrival from
the Bald Mountain country Thursday.
@. s. Six, the Ruby Hill merchant,
left Tuesday for a business visit to Salt
Lake.
Mrs. A. Fletcher went out to Newark
Wednesday for a few days visit with
the @. M. Perry family.
s. Migliarini, who has been working
nc the Ne Plus Ultra mine at Hamilton.
came over to Eureka Thursday.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
ligious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. NJ. b. Bartlett was an arrival in
Eureka Thursday from Tonopah for a
short visit aud to look after her prop
erty interests in Eureka.
Mrs. Oscar ]. Smith Of Reno while
ON a recent visit to Denver. Colorado.
contracted a severe cold on her lungs.
and has gone to California for treat
ment.
Miss Bessie Buchanan, q former En-.
reka girl and a graduate Of the Eureka
High School. has been appointed one of
the teachers of the public school at
Sparks, Nevada.
The Carson Appeal says that r. l..
Fitzgerald of Redding. California, is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever al the
residence Of his father. Chief Justice
Fitzgerald, in Carson.
A. Cazier Of Currant Greek was in
town last Saturday with the first ripe
apples brought to Eureka this season
The apple crop throughout this section
of Nevada is reported short this year.
Attorney II. K. Mitchell was a pas
senger on last Sundays belated train.
He missed several connections on the
trip home and says he vas more than
four days on the road between Reno
and Eureka.
Mrs. John Moyle and daughter. Miss
Mildred. returned Saturday from a
couple OF months visit with relatives
in California. Mr.. Moyle Is now EN-.
ployed at Ruby Hill and the family has
zone there to reside.
J. Fewson Smith. mining engineer Of
the United States Mining Company.
who has peel here for several weeks
engaged In work for the Richmond Eu-
reka Mining Company. returned to
Salt Lake Thursday.
Miss Portia Wittenberg. a former Eu.
reka girl who has been teaching in the
schools at Ogden, Utah. has resigned
her position there and is now employed
as bookkeeper by her brother. O. f.
Wittenberg. at Tonopah.
Mrs. William Spinner. who has been
i'll for a number Of weeks at her home
ON Spring street. left for Salt Lake
City Thursday to consult a specialist re-
garding her case. She was accom-
panied by her nephew. R. A Laird.
Mrs. Seraphine Rogantini returned to
Eureka Saturday from California,
where she has been FOR several months
under treatment for her eyes. Mr..
Rogantini met his wife here and they
left for their home at Duckwate on
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Lorigan brought her
young son up from Duckwater last
Saturday to have an examination made
of an injury to his ankle recently re-
ceived by falling from a horse. Upon
examination 1t was found that the in
jury was a severe sprain.
Ray Baker. son of George W. Baker,
and a native Of Eureka, has located at
Tonopah. He is expected to take a
prominent place in politics in the
southern country. having recently been
identified with the leading Republicans
in Alameda County, California-the
political hub Of California.