The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. J. breeh""O
uouday to spend the Winter in Cali
fornia.
"a. H,,el Zadow is pntting down a
concrete sidewalk in front Of thai
builiiug.
w.,,s IL has turned quite cold and
Il the barometer still indicates
fair weather.
Mrs Edgar sadler Of Diamond Valley
-.-,,,rv her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Ecclss on Ruby HILL
The FIRE plugs in Eureka are being
i. general overhauling in pre-
s.,.tiou for the Winter.
The deliqueut sale notice OF the Ruby
uui Tunpel and Mining Company ap.
uuder "New To-Day"
c..rlss Minolet,i of Hamilton passed
..o,.b Eureka Friday en- route to San
Francisco on a business visit.
There will be a stated communication
.,r,reka Lodge No. 10. +. q A. NJ, on
saturday evening at Z O'Clock.
Mrs. william Blair was in Eureka
lie mi, week from Boil Greek, Nyt
Comfy, for a load Of supplies.
gillian Mendes Of Duckwater and
=. sabron Of Currant Greek were in
rarska on business last Saturday.
Ths condition OF Matt Hoey, who wo'
..rionsly i'll the forepart Of this week.
I. now said to be somewhat improved.
p G.. Goss and family. who spent the
sommer at Prospect. have returned tc
chair home NJ Palermo, Butte County,
California.
Mrs. Emily Flavin Of Prospect left
Thursday to spend the Winter with the
family OF r. G. Goss at Palermo, Butte
County, Cal.
Jobn Roberts, a brother Of Mrs. FL
Berryman Of Prospect. is a recent ar
rival from Wales. England, and intends
remaining here.
Auberal reward will be paid for the
,sturn OF a lost diamond brooch at the
SENTINEL office. See advertisement In
another column.
No new cases OF the recent sickness
At Hamilton have been reported this
week. The Ely papers three
cases Of diphtheria at that place.
Mrs +. ]. Brossemer, who has been
In California several months for the
benefit Of her health, returned home by
Thursdays train much improved.
Joe Tognoni aud son, Joe. of Duck'
water were in Eureka several days this
week attending to business matters and
securing a load Of supplies for Winter.
Reports from Newark Valley state
that several big cattle deals in that sec.
ton have recently fallen through on &C.
count Of the present money stringency'
Willis Bradley arrived "Wednesday
from Seven Troughs, Humboldt County.
for a short visit with Eureka friends.
He reports that new camp to be flourish
ing.
S. 6. Nye. the new agent Of the Eu'
Iesa & Palisade Railway at Eureka.
was joined by his wife and two children
las. Sunday. They arrived from Sal
Lake.
Joseph Minoletti of Newark Valley.
who has been in San Francisco for the
past year engaged in teaming, returned
to Eareka on Monday with a carload OF
bis workhorses.
new musician will be added to the
Gorman orchestra at the Social Club
dance Saturday evening. Herbert
Brown, a recent arrival from Ely. will
play the trombone.
Mrs. Mry McElroy. a former well
known resilient Of Eureka, arrived here
Sunday from Reno for a couple Of
weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs. Sarah
Murphy Of Ruby Hill.
Arthur P. Whitmore Of Denver. Colo
RADIO. a brother of N, A. Whitmore,
who has been on a trip to California.
arrived here Monday fer a short visit
with the Whilmore family.
Thomas Mitchell Chance, who has
been 10 the employ Of the Nevada
Eureka Mining Company for several
months. returned to his home in Phila-
0slphia by Thursdays tra;n.
I'd Mccormick. accompanied by his
VIE, left on Thursdays train for Los
angeles. California. Mr.. Mccormick.
VINO has been quite sick for some time
WIN an attack Of la grippe. is making
'ae trip with the expectation of recover
lug bis health.
!. I'M. Chord Of the Lincoln Mining
oompauy OF this district. who has been
u the East for several months on bust.
ness Tor the company. got mixed up in
s'aiiway wreck near Denver. Colorado.
nss week while on his return to Ne.
'ada- His back and neck were injured
.aa ne Is now under a ply sician's care
penver. His wife was with him at
's time OF the accident. but escaped
uninjured.