The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-08-17
saturday. AUGUST IL. 1907.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LAfh4E IL
,-om his visit in Pine Valley.
naopis Keefe left for Ely last week to
= in the Success mine near that
place.
Mrs Abram Laird this week purchas-
,.n Emerson square piano from Mrs.
Ell Mulcoy.
Iasse Mendes was mp from Duckwater
IN Tyesday attending to business mat
ters 10 Eureka.
Miss Jessie Bradley. a sister of WILL
lam Bradley of Eureka. is a recent ar
,ival here from Homecoming, Nd.
There will be a regular meeting of
r,reka Lodge No. 10, +. & A. NJ. on
saturday evening at Z 80 O'Clock.
Mics Lizzie Rand Of Palisade has been
.olected to teach the next term Of the
Sulphur district school in Diamond val
ley.
Father Maniou will hold the usual re-
,ioions services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. I. A. Burdick and daughters,
Mary and Noko. returned Sunday from
several weeks visit with relatives at
Sacramento. Cal
Eogene Norris returned Tuesday from
. trip TO Cherry Greek. White Pine
County. He reports considerable min.
ing activity in that section.
Richard Bowden and wife arrived
in Eureka by Thursdays train from
Austin. Nevada. Mr.. Bowden has
taken a position in the w. J. Lucey
barber shop.
The f. & p. this week received an.
other co. 00-pound engine from Cali
fornia, and those who have inspected 1t
in the shops at Palisade are greatly
pleased with its appearance.
The SENTINEL learns that the Ruby
Hill Baseball Club. which won the
second game last Sunday, has decided
to give its free ball at the Opera House
Thursday evening, August 20.
]. A. Mcdaniel, who is developing
mining properties at Morey, Nye
County, about 100 miles south Of En-
reka, came in from there Tuesday for a
load Of supplies.
Mrs. L. A. Leach OF Winnemueca.
who recently visited her mother. Mrs.
Ed Mulcoy, in Eureka, has gone to
Santa Cruz. Cal. for the benefit Of her
health. She was accompanied by her
husband.
The engine pulling Thursdays E. &
P. train from Palisade broke an eccen-
trio about SIX miles below Diamond
Station and worked its way into Eureka
with one side OF the engine. arriving
here about four hours late.
At a recent meeting of the School
Trustees Of Prospect school district Mrs.
Kate Cicali was elected to teach the
next term Of that school. The Fall
term Of the Prospect school will COM
mence on Monday, September 2.
DR.. Burnett vas called to Hamilton
Sunday to attend Mrs. Joseph Zoanni,
and found on reaching his patient that
she was suffering from blood poison.
Latest reports from the sick woman
state that her condition is somewhat
improved.
Maurice Hartnett, accompanied by
his niece. Miss May. left for San Fran
cisco on Monday mornings train. The
occasion OF the young lady's visit to her
uncle here was ia notify him Of the
serions illness Of her father, Daniel
Hartnett, until recently engaged in that
city In the capacity Of contractor and
builder, who urgently requested that
his brother visit him as soon as possible.
as he believed he would not survive his
present illness.
Miss Hattie S Irwin was taken serious
~ Ill at the Irwin ranch at Duckwater
Tuesday and a messenger was sent to
Eureka for a ply stefan. DIR. Burnett
lett the same day, aud on arriving at
his destination found the lady suffering
from a severe attack of stomach trouble
when the physician left. his patient
was resting easy. and If no complica-
tons set in she will be all right in a few
Gays. Miss Irwin has resigned her pc.
sitlon as teacher of the school at Min
eral Hill on account OF her i~lluess.
Mrs. q. l.. Broy aud daughter, Edna,
VINO are in San Francisco under medi-
cal Treatment, were not making favor
aoie progress when last heard from.
An operation was performed OH Miss
Eina's throat last week Of rather a
serious nature. An abscess had formed
from a diseased condition Of the throat
~nere a tonsil had been previously re-
moved. Sufficient time has not
se' elapsed to know definitely the
result OF the operation, but her general
condition was favorable and IL is hoped
the disease a be arrested and q cure
effected.