The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-04-28
APRIL ss. 1906.
LOCAL MENTION.

IL. ~ JOWOAA
Thursday on a business visit.
A dwelling house and furniture Is
offered for sale under "New To-Day"
Mrs. G. @. Campbell of Salt Lake
Joined her husband in Eureka Wednes-
day.
r. J. Reid is reported laid up at
Goldfeld with a severe attack OF rheu-
matism.
Several inches of snow fell in Eureka
Monday. II has since been clear. but
cold and raw.
Fred T. Doll, the wool and hide
buyer, has an announcement to stock
men under New To-Day"
Joseph T. Williams Of Hot Greek
Nye County, was in town Thursday
for a load of merchandise.
Two prospectors from the southern
country arrived in Eureka Thursday
with a pack train of seven burros.
Peter Edera, son-in.law of Simon
Trento, returned to his family in Eu-
rska Thursday from San Francisco.
Don't forget the 1. o. o. F. annivers-
airy ball this evening. The supper will
be served at the Brown Hotel Res
taurant.
Francis, the three-year.old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Henderson. is re-
ported seriously i'll with pneumonia al
Columbia, neal Goldfeld.
William Giles. who has been working
In the mines at Hamilton has returned
10 Eureka with his family and expects
to remain here permanently.
The attention Of liquor and cigar
dealers is called to the advertisement
Of a Salt Lake firm appearing in another
column Of to-day's SENTINEL.
Judge Peter Breen returned to Eu-
reka Thursday from Tonopah. He has
adjourned the session Of the Nye
County District Court for two weeks.
Bert Henderson. principal OF the
Ruby Hill school. who was quite
severely burned several weeks ago with
a gasoline lamp. was able to resume his
school duties last Monday.
Miss Minnie Mau. who has just
finished her term Of school at Ely. ar
rived home Friday. En route she
stopped over at Hamilton and was pres
ent at the Moorman.Z adow wedding.
Father Mauion left Eureka Thursday
for Elko County and will hold services
at Carlin next Sunday. From there he
will visit the diffent parishes along the
railroad AMI lie absent from Eureka for
about three weeks.
John Kerr. representing the Reno
Journal, passed through Eureka
Wednesday en- route to Ely. He is
writing mp the mines in Eastern Nevada
and on his return here will look over
the mines in Eureka District.
William Matson loaded out his two
six-animal teams in Eureka on Wednes'
day with merchandise for the Rocco.
Homestake and Nevada Lead Com
panies at Hamilton. He reports con.
siderable snow and cold weather still
at Hamilton.
John Weber of Ely, who has been 10
Salt Lake on a business trip, arrived in
Eureka Thursday en- route home. lie
left by private conveyance Friday &C
companied by G. l.. Richard of Gold
field. the man who is reported to have
recently paid $4,000 for a corner lot at
Ely.
DIR. w. NJ. Forster, whose offices
were in the st. AIMS building on the
corner Of Powell and Eddy streets, in
San Francisco, escaped from the hftn
floor of that building after the earth
quake without injury. but with only the
clothes he had on his back. He has
been heard from at his home in Berk-
eley, California, and his Eureka friends
will be pleased to know Of his safe
escape.
Mrs. E. W. fremont aud daughter.
Beatrice, left Eureka Tuesday for Car
son. Mr.. fremont preceded them from
Manhattan, Nye County. to take up his
new duties as Receiver of the United
States Land Office in that city. Mrs.
fremont grew to ~womanhood in Eu-
reka and is bound by many ties OF
friendship and association to the old
town. The best wishes of numerous
friends here go with the fremont
family TO their new home.
Mrs. r. E. Raftice, who has been a
resident of Eureka for the past four
years. and in the employ of the SEN
TISEL for some length of time. left here
Tuesday to join her husband. who is
Lieutenant of the Guard at the State
Prison at Carson. Mrs. Raftice is a
woman Of many capabilities and
wherever her lines may fall it is the
wish of the SENTINEL and her many
friends in Eureka that success may
crown her efforts and prosperity attend
her.
PRESBYTERIAN Services.
Rev. DIR. Compton announces that
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