The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Clay Fariinger iei' io' ny '"'' mum
day.
,.ass A. L. Fitzgerald left Wednes-
DAY for a trip to Ely.
Alex Baricco was an arrival from
c,rlin BY Thursday s train.
rhs Fall term OF the Eureka public
..hool opens next Monday morning.
Vance Loofbourrow went over to
p.a.be Lincoln County. last Tuesday.
Tbe Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
...a new announcement in to-day's
SENTINEL.
Pan simonsen and Nick Sri left Mon
a.vf for a prospecting trip in White Pine
County.
wilbur Lucey returned Saturday from
~, trim to the Sacramento and Reno
State fairs.
I B. Bale is having a neat iron fence
mt M in front of his new residence on
North Main street.
q W. Whitney of Hubbard, Iowa, a
horse buyer, was in Eureka several days
this week on business.
There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
CHAPTER No. 8. r. A. NJ. Saturday eve
ming at 7 o'clock sharp.
John Thacker, Wells-F argo's chief
a.tectiye. spent Thursday in Eureka on
business for his company.
A reward is offered for the return Of
a lost bundle of laundry. See adver.
,i.ement in another column.
There will be a called communication
of Eureka Lodge No. 10. +. 81 A. NJ. on
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Will Robertson has re-purchased his
old residence on Spring street from j.
r. Bale and moved In this week.
Will J. Mulcoy, formerly Of Eureka,
Ia now employed as a car inspector at
Winnemucca by the S. p. Company.
Miss Helen whitmore returned Tues
day from a vacation trip in the western
part Of Nevada and to different parts Of
California.
+. L. McLucas Of Etna Green, Iu.
diana, the new principal Of the Eureka
public school. was an arrival by last
Saturdays train.
John Pardy returned "Wednesday
from the Whelan ranch in Pine Valley,
where he has been engaged in running
some surveys.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
ligious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
S. T. EDWARDS. who has been con.
ductor Of the Ruby Hill ore train for
several months, resigned his position
and left last Monday for Salt Lake.
NJ. McGarry aud his daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude Hagar. left for Rhyolite. Nye
County, on Tuesdays train. They ex-
pect to remain there the coming Winter
DR.. Burnett returned Thursday from
o visit to Mrs. Thomas X. Whelan OF
Pine Valley. and reports her in a
serious condition from nervous dys-
pepsia.
Gus Corenke. who was barkeeper at
the Eureka Brewery Saloon for about
20 years, and left here 10 years ago for
Klondyke and Nome, is now a resident
Of Tonopah.
Granville A. Fletcher, wife and baby
returned home Tuesday from San Fran.
cisco. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Hiram Mott Of Boliuas, Gal, who
comes to Nevada for a short visit.
The ball given by the Daughters Of
Rebekah at the Opera House Friday
night OF last week was a pronounced
success both socially and financially.
and all who attended report having had
Avery enjoyable time.
Mrs. N. A. Whitmore and children
were arrivals in Eureka Wednesla a.
from Palisade. MIR. Whitmore recently
purchased the r. ]. Reid residence
on Spring street. and the family will
now make Eureka their home.
John Williams big team arrived in
Eureka Tuesday with "a lotion shipment
OF ore from the Bernheimer mines at
Morey. Nye County. He loaded out
Wednesday at the 4 q p. depot with
lumber for the Southern Nevada Mines
Company at Typo.
DIR. Waller I. Burdick. who married
Miss Marie Wittenberg at Ogden. Utah.
about a year & aud went East to com
plete his medical studies. arrived in
~Tonopah, Nevada. recently with his
wife. where he has decided to locate
and practice his profession.
Mrs. Kate Cicali, who recently took
charge of the Prospect school. resigned
last week and returned { o Belmont to
take charge of the school she taught
last term. The trustees of Prospect
have employed Miss Lizzie Bonnetti Of
Eureka to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. John Clendenning aud children
left Saturday to join her husband ut
T~onopah. Mr.. C~lendenning. who is
now engaged in the livery business
there. racenflv purchaaad m furnished