The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-08-31
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Next Monday is Labor Day and a
legal holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Irving Of Duck.
water were visitors in Eureka this week.
Mrs. Bessie Amidon was a departure
- fridays train for a visit with friends
at Reno.
bids are wanted for sinking a 100
~, shaft. See advertisement under
"New To-Day"
Mrs. NJ. Rich is mp from Duckwater
this week attending to some business
matters in Eureka.
Mrs. John Hancock, Jr returned
home Tuesday from a visit with rela-
lives aud friends in California.
Miss Grace Yost left by Sundays
train for Palo Alto. Cal. to visit with
the family of Mrs. George Paul.
Miss Nevada HUI returned Saturday
from a several months visit with
friends in the western part Of the State
Mrs. Matt Hoey returned home Sat
nrday from q couple Of months visit
With relatives and friends in California
Mrs. Eugene Geraty left by Mondays
White Pine stage for Lane City to join
her husband, who is now at work in the
mines there.
Father Manion will hold the usual re-
Iipious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. IN.
Miss Hattie s.. Irwin, who has been
seriously i'll at Duckwater for several
weeks. was brought to Eureka Tuesday
for medical attention.
There will be a called communication
Of Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A.. NJ.
on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Work in the first degree.
Mrs. Thomas Williams. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. William
Giles OF Eureka. returned to her home
a, Lane City by Mondays stage.
Miles McKinnon of Palisade has ap.
Piled to the District Court Of this county
for a decree Of divorce from Olive Nc.
Kinnon on the grounds Of adultry.
Mrs. Ed Cafferey and Miss Christina
Hildebrand were departures from Eu.
reka BY Wednesdays train for a visit
at Reno while en- route to the formers
home at Tonopah.
Miss Ethel Lorigan, who has been
taking a commercial course at San
Francisco business college. returned to
Eureka by Thursdays train en- route to
her home at Duckwater.
Miss Mabel Spinner. who has been
spending her vacation Mt her home in
Eureka, returned to Palo Alto. Cali.
fornia. by Sundays train to resume her
studies at Stanford University.
Ell Hoffman Of Reno. representing
Nat Goodwin, arrived in Eureka on
Thursday to inspect. and report on a
group Of Adams Hill mining properties.
G.. L Broy and Mr.. Hoffman wen out
to the mines Friday morning.
There has been a decided change in
the weather since the heavy thunder
shower of Tuesday night. IL turned
cold early Wednesday morning. aud
the nights have since been cool enough
to make a little fire far from uncom.
Portable.
Cleveland Baker, n son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker. former residents
Of Eareka, who is now assistant DIS
trict Attorney OF Nye County, will
prosecute his first murder case when
he appears against Deputy Sheriff G. l.
Emerson, charged with killing Joseph
LaFleur at Atwood recently.
Paul Yost this week had installed at
his Eureka Brewery saloon three lights
Of 800 candle power Of the Bolte &
Weyer Hollow Wire Lighting System.
The Hotel Zaiow has also put in q simi-
lar number OF lights of the same style
and power. As illuminators they surely
fill the bill and the light shed is soft
and mellow.
Mrs. r. J. Reid and daughter. Estella,
left on Sundays 4. 81 p. train for San
Mateo. California, where Mr.. Reid and
his son, Robert, are now engaged in
the business of general blacksmithing
and wagon making. A residence has
has been purchased there for tie family
by Mr.. Reid. aud they will make that
place their furure home.