The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-07-21
LOCAL MENTION.

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James McDougal was a visitor in
town this week from Newark Valley.
Ton Rutherford Of Currant Greek
spent several days in Eureka this week.
Miss Belle Brackett and Miss Cobb
were visitors from Palisade last Tues
day.
Mrs. John Dali returned to Eureka
Sunday from her visit to relatives at
Goldfeld.
II. O. McTerney left for the northern
part Of the county this week on an as
sessing trip.
This warm, sultry weather is causing
a,number of Eurekans to complain Of
that tired feeling.
w. A. Root. a representative of the
Mining World. spent several days in
Eureka early this week.
Miss Kate Swick went out to the Ia
Mile House last Saturday to visit the
family of her Uncle. Peter Schaefer.
Superintendent Charles Read of the
Diamond Mining Company was a
visitor here this week from Salt Lake.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
School at 2 p. IN.
All members of Diamond Rebekah
Lodge No. 8 are requested to meet at
their Hall at 7:30 O'Clock On Saturday
evening. July 81.
Eugene Geraty has moved his family
from Prospect to Eureka aud they have
taken up their residence in the McKim
house on Mob Hill.
Miss Rose Curto and her brother,
Robert, went out to the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark Valley on Thursday
to remain until after haying.
Walter II. Whitmore and his bride
arrived in Eureka from Goldheld by
Fridays train on a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. @. Whitmore.
w. A. Moore Of the Warm Springs
ranch in Newark Valley spent several
days in town the fore part of the week
looking for a haying crew and purchas-
ing supplies.
Don McNicoll, a former well known
Eurekan. spent several days in Eureka
this week. He is travelling for a large
cigar manufacturing company and left
for Ely on Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Farlinger and two children
went out to the Simonsen ranch in
Newark Valley on Wednesday. where
they expect TO remain until the + ireka
school opens in September.
Read the new advertisement in to-
days SENTINEL, and II you wish to cool
off drop into Mrs. o. ID. Green's and
sample the delicious ice cream and ice
cream soda dispensed there.
w. s. Neil, a barber from Hazsn. Me-
vada, Is a recent arrival in Eureka and
has gone to work for w. j. Lucey.
His wife Joined him here Thursday. be-
ing a passenger ON that days belated
train.
Mccoy Fitzgerald. who has been here
several months assisting in laying a
new water main and making other
changes and repairs to the Eureka
Water Works. returned to Redding.
California. Monday.
Miss Helen Dugan was an arrival
from Tonopah Thursday on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Matt Hoey Of Eureka.
She was accompanied by Miss Maggie
Holmes. a former Eureka girl whose
home is now at Tonopah.
Miss Josephine A. Mulcoy. a graduate
OF the Eureka High School now resid.
ing al Winnemucca, took the recent
teachers examination at thet place Tor a
primary gsads certificate and was one
OF the successful applicants.
George Hagaman has a fine gramo-
phone in his rooms in the Opera House
building. These still Summer evenings
the selections rendered can be heard for
a considerable distance aud Is affording
much pleasure to lovers of music.
w. ii. Matthews. a former WELL
known resident of Eureka who has
been in business in Arizona for a mum
Der Of years. recently sold out his in-
terest there aud returned here by Fri
days train. He expects to remain in
Nevada.
Bert Henderson aud Ed Whitmore
left Eureka Monday with q team for a
camping trip into the Roberts Creek
mountains and the northern part of the
county. Besides hunting aud fishing
the boys expect to do some prospecting
before returning home.
Mart Horton was in Eureka this
week loading his teams with freight for
the Reveille and Kawich country. He
reports everything looking most favor
able in that section aud says that it is
almost certain that a smelter will
shortly be in operation in the Reveille
country.