The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-06-15
Local Mention

Nick Sri u WISHING IN Eureka tnis
week from Ely.
Frank Bosko made q business trip to
Eureka on Tuesday.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell is home from
,professional visit at Ely.
y t. Page OF the circulation depart
.,sut Of the Reno Gazette spent several
DAVIS in Eureka this week.
limited States District Attorney Sam
p,,tt of Carson spent last Saturday in
Eureka on official business.
Rev. L. b. Thomas arrived by We'd
,ssdav's train and will hold services on
Ruby Hill ON Friday evening.
Iudge Peter Breen left Friday for
Aus,in to hold a regular term Of the
Lander County District Court.
Mrs. Belle Bryant has leased the Elko
Hot Springs to B. I. Bailey and +. r.
Morgan for a term OF four years.
Lon and Charles Pedlar of Lane City.
White Pine County. are in Eureka this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Joseph Ford returned this week from
business trip to Ely. He reports great
business activity there at the present
time.
Miss Wave Loofbourow departed
Tnssday for Santa Cruz, Cal, where
she will spend her vacation with rela.
tivss.
Joe Flynn, formerly Of Mineral Hill.
but now Of Sherman, Exc County.
spent several days in Eureka this week
on business.
Miss Elizabeth Regli, who has been
teaching near Osceola, White Pine
County, returned home by Wednes.
days stage.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald left Sunday
for the western part OF the State and
will extend his visit to California before
returning to Eureka.
Mrs. Joseph Williams and son. Joe.
passed through Eureka last Saturday
on their way home to Hot Greek, Nye
County, from the East.
Mrs. ]. G. Powell, a former resident
Of Eureka now living at Berkeley. Cal,
is reported TO be quite i'll at a SAM.
tarium in Santa Barbara. Cal.
Spencer Reynolds left Tuesday as a
representative of Beatiflc Lodge No. Z.
X. Of p. to the Grand Lodge Of that
Order that met at Reno on June 10.
Mrs. S. T. Green and Mrs. Ida Cox,
aunts Of Mrs. Bessie Amidon OF Eureka,
who have been in Nevada for the past
six months. returned to their home in
Cincinnati. Ohio. by Fridays train.
E. NJ. Thompson aud G. L. Holloway.
relatives Of the late j. l.. Thompson,
who have been here several weeks set
ting up the affairs Of the latter's estate,
left for their respective homes Tuesday,
Mr.. Thompson 10 Texas and Mr.. Hollo-
way TO California.
Principal r. A. Dean of the Palisade
public school arrived In Eureka on
Thursdays K. & p. train. Mr.. Dean
intends leaving next Monday for
Newark Valley. White Pine County.
to do development work ON some mines
he owns in that district.
+. r. McNamee. formerly of Eureka.
but nov Of Ciliente, Lincoln County,
Nevada, has moved his family to Los
Angeles, Cal. where he has recently
erected q fine residence. Mr.. Mona
NEE Is now n Of the attorneys OF the
Harriman-C Clark railway combination.
H. A. Culloden and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. II. Cord. accompanied by Miss
Allie Phillips. a sister-in-law of Mr..
Culloden, arrived in Eureka Monday
from California. The above named
gentlemen are of the .Lincoln Mining
Company of Philiipsburg. Is miles
northeast OF Eureka, where active oper-
atoms are already going forward. On
wednesday morning Q four-horse load
OF provisions aud mining supplies left
Eureka for the company's mines.
Messrs, Cul!oden and Cord accompanied
the outfit.