The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-06-23
LOCAL MENTION.

An important notlee to t~respassers
will be found under New To-Day"
Mrs. j. II. Hoegh and son, Tracey,
returned home Sunday from Reno.
w. NJ. Blair of Duckwater was in
Eureka Friday taking on a load OF sup
plies.
Mrs. John Dali went over to Goldfeld
ON Tuesday for a short visit with re-
latives.
Eureka was visited early last Satur.
day morning by a rainstorm that lasted
several hours.
Information is wanted of Samuel
Morrison. See advertisement under
"New To-Day"
P. NJ. DesMarias and Leslie Hause
started for Bald Mountain Friday with
a camping outfit.
The grammar grades of the Ruby Hill
public school closed on Friday for the
Summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mendes and
son Of Duckwater are making a few
days visit in Eureka.
Is the White Pine News still icing
Published! SSor a copy of the last three
issues has reached Eureka.
II you have any idea of making a trip
East. read the Southern Pacifc's new
advertisement in this issue.
Mrs. w. G.. Blair left Monday for
Tonopah on a visit to her son, Will,
and sister, Mrs. G.. Corenke.
f. Dow, a druggist from Salt Lake,
arrived here this week to take a position
with the Schneider drug store.
Sol Triple has caught the improve
ment fever and was having his Main
street building painted this week.
Miss Clorinda Rebagleatti was among
last Saturdays departures for Reno.
where she expects to learn dressmaking
Attorney G. w. Shutter.C ottrell was
over from Reno ON Thursday attending
to some legal matters in the District
Court.
Will Mau returned TO Eureka
Wednesday from a business trip to
Ely. He reports that place as quite
lively.
Leo Lucey, who has been running an
engine on the L. & p, quit his job this
week and Johnny Pratt is now running
ia his place.
Mrs. w. II. Sweeney was a departure
by Tuesdays train for Palisade to make
a short visit with her daughter. Mrs.
j. w. Ebert.
Miss Molly Scott of Ely, who has been
teaching at Wells. male a short visit
with friends in Eureka this week on
her way home.
o. j. Eggleston. mining engineer OF
the Richmond Eureka Mining Company
left on a business trip by Fridays train
for Sacramento, Cal.
G. f. Smell, a banker of Payson. Utah,
who is interested in the Ruby Hill Mer-
camille Company. was a visitor here
several days early this week.
Z. Betti. Eureka's veteran merchant,
is getting in a new stock of goods at
his old stand on Main street aud will
shortly be ready for business.
George Saunders. clerk of the Brown
Hotel. leaves Saturday for Hot Springs,
Virginia, where he is called on account
Of the serious illness of his father.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Of the Order of Eastern Star at Reno
last week Miss Nevada HUI of Eureka
was elected to the Office of Grand Adah
Mrs. G. A. Irving is mp from Duck
water to meet her daughter. Josephine
Rogantini, who has been attending
school at Pendieton. Oregon, for the
past two years.
Mrs. Henry Lorigan of Duckwater
was in Eureka Friday to meet her
daughter. Ethel, who is returning home
from q two years attendance at school
in San Jose, California.
j. s. Bagg has returned to Eureka
from a three weeks prospecting trip in
the Bald Mountain country. He says
that section looks good to him and he
believes will 1901 create a stir in the
mining world.
Mrs. J. +. Sheehan, who has been
here for several weeks attending to
some business matters in settling up
the estate of her father, the late George
Gavin, returned to her home at Oak.
land, Cal, on Wednesday.
Granville Fletcher. Mccoy Fitzgerald
= Mrs A. Fletcher and Miss May Dona-
hue drove u to Newark Valley last
Saturday and remained over night with
G. M. Perry. manager of the Newark
Mining aud Milling Company.
Miss Mary Meister was notified at
Tonopah by telegram Of her mothers
death. and left Immediately for Eureka.
arriving here Thursday. She did not
make the necessary connection to reach
here in time for the funeral Wednes-
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