The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-06-22
Local Mention

Thursday on q visit to his family.
Mrs. Joe Tognoni and daughter were
visitors from Duckwater Wednesday.
Miss Silva Horton Of Blue Eagle came
IN Thursday for q short visit in Eureka.
Ed Clark Of Blue Eagle. Nye County,
arrived 10 Eureka this week for a short
visit.
Miss Minnie Lorigan Of D~uckwater,
Nye County. arrived here Thursday on
o visit.
Mrs. Matt Hoey left by Mondays
train for q visit with relatives at Los
Angeles.
Miss Sophia Fulton. who has been
teaching at Troy. Nye County. returned
home Thursday.
Ernest Simonsen and William Robin.
.on were in Eureka from Newark VAL
ley on Tuesday.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eareka Lodge No. 10. +. & A. NJ ON
Saturday evening at Z 80 O'Clock.
II. #. Golding and Edgar Sadler. rep
reseutatiyes to the Masonic Grand
Lodges at Reno, have returned home.
Miss Jeanette McNaughton of Ruby
Hill, who has been teaching in Exc
County. returned home by Tuesdays
train.
Will Robertson. the painter, left for
Phillipsburg ON Thursday and expects
to be absent from Eureka for about a
week.
Lloyd Ellis. assistant agent at the E.
& p. depot here. resigned his position
this week and was succeeded by A. T.
Taylor.
Miss Violet Hancock has finished
teaching her term OF school at Duck.
water and returned to Eureka on We'd
nesday.
r. A. Dean and Phil Brown left
for Newark Valley Wednesday. Before
returning to Eureka Mr.. Dean will visit
Bald Mountain.
b. Merialdo has sold his interest in
the Brown Hotel bar to John Repetto,
and the business will hereafter be o n
Quoted by the Repetto Bros.
Mrs. Leroy Kelsey of Tecoma. Elko
County, arrived by Thursdays train
for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Rosevear Of Ruby Hill.
Philip Hickey and James Kauiz. n
nected with the Nevada Mines Com
papy at Typo. spent several days in Eu-
reka this week on company business.
Jim Downing has returned from the
north end OF the county. He found life
"down on the farm" less attractive
than he expected. and will now remain
on the Base Range.
Mrs. A. NJ. Welles and son. Halsey.
Of Denver. Colorado. are visiting Mrs.
Welles' brother. T. ID Vanderlieth at
Carson City. Mr.. Vanderlieth aud his
sister were former residents Of Eureka.
Captain Norman, the rancher and
cattleman OF White Pine County. and
at one time a resident Of Eureka. who
has been in poor health for some time,
is now in Ely receiving medical atten-
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Mepdes drove
up from Duck water on Wednesday to
meet their daughter. Miss Irene. who
is expected here by to-day's train from
Ogden. Utah. where she has been at
tending school.
Angelo Florio returned this week
from his trip to San Francisco. He re-
ports q good demand in that city for
horses. and will take another shipment
there as soon as the animals can be
gathered from the range.
Miss Filth Swick has accepted the
position OF teacher Of the Typo public
school, and on her return from Reno.
where she represented Diamond Re.
bekah Lodge at the Grand Lodge. will
take up her school duties at Typo.
Almon Day. one of the principal
stockholders Of the Newark Mining 81
Milling Company at Newark. arrived
from his home in Lynn. Mass by
thursdays train. He was met here by
supt. William W,inright aud they left
for Newark on Friday.
About 60 feet Of sheds situated just
north Of Matt Hoey's blacksmith shop
on South Main street and owned by
John Williams. collapsed under the
weight OF snow that fell here last week.
The sheds we're used in the early days
ior sheltering horses. At the time they
iell in they were unoccupied.
John Hancock. Jr.. accompanied by
Reese Wampler and II. J. McGhan.
mining men. arrived from Goldfield by
auto last Monday, and left Tuesday by
the SINE ~conveyance for Newark Valley
70 inspect some copper properties there.
on their return they will look over the
mining field Of Eureka district.
W. G. Strange of Goldfeld came over
rom that section early this week. He
~ connected with the New Eureka Min
ing Company, whose mines are located
~ Spring Valley. about II miles west
u Eureka. formerly known as the