The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-06-29
Local Mention

Mrs Lena Genoli returned Wednes-
a,v from a short visit at Ely.
W. E. Griffin went over to Reno on
Wednesday on a business trip.
The One Price Store has an
rsnt in this issue Of new goods.
Acrap game was opened up in the
Civ Brewery saloon this week.
Mrs. E. Simonsen OF Newark Valley
4. visiting relatives in Eureka this
week.
Father Manion returned Monday
tom his visit along the railroad in Elko
County.
Stephen Damele and family were
,;sitors in Eureka this week from
Tonkin.
Ernest Mau returned Saturday from
. compile of months vacation trip in
California.
Martin Mahoney arrived at Palisade
Wednesday and is expected in Eureka
in O few days.
Mart Horton OF Blue Eagle. Nye
couuty. was in Eureka the first of the
week for a load of supplies.
Judge Peter Breen returned home
Tuesday from Austin, where he has
beeu holding q term of court.
Bargains in Diamond Valley and
Huntington Valley ranch properties
are advertised in to days SENTINEL.
Miss Edith Swick returned from
Reno on Sunday and left on Wednes-
day to take charge Of the school at
Typo.
Mrs. ]. II. Hoegh and son. Tracy,
returned Thursday from q months
visit with relatives in Ruby Valley.
Exc County.
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.
William Evans. a representative Of
Captain De Lamar, the mining mag
nate, is in Eureka inspecting a number
Of mining properties.
The wife aud daughter. Miss Phyllis,
Of Joseph Ford of Eureka arrived here
last Saturday from Alameda. California,
to spend the Summer.
Mrs. Peter Salvi of Cherry Greek.
White Pine County, a daughter Of Mrs.
NJ. Curto OF Eureka. arrived here by
Saturdays train for q visit.
G. II. German has rented the Bert l.
Smith residence on Rnby Hill avenue
and expects to have his family settled
in their new home next week.
The new mining law passed at the
last session Of the Nevada Legislature
goes into effect July 1. Copies a be
obtained at the SENTINEL Office.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell leaves Sat
urday on a professional trip to Carson
and Reno, and may 60 to San Fran
cisco before returning to Eureka.
]. Lawton Butler and family arrived
in Eur ka Tuesday from q visit in the
East. They continued on to their home
at Hot Creek. Nye County, by Wednes-
day'sTybo stage.
Mrs. ]. @. Powell. who has been at
tha sanitarin~ - Gauta parhara Gal
several weeks for the benefit OF her
health, has returned TO her home at
Berkeley. Cal, much improved.
Frank ]. Brossemer and wife and
Misses Jessie Diamond and Norma
Green are now at Capitola. Santa Cruz
County, Cal, where they will remain
for another month before returning to
Eureka.
II. NJ. Chance. president Of the Ne
vada-Eureka Mining Company. left
Monday on a business trip TO San Fran
cisco. From there he will go East. and
expects to be absent from Eureka about
q mouth.
Miss Josephine Rogantini. daughter
oil Mrs. Charles Irving of Duckwater.
who has been attending a young ladies'
seminary as Portland, Oregon. arrived
in Eureka last Saturday en- route home
to spend her vacation.
William A. Bradley and William
Iernent were arrivals in Eureka on
Monday from Homecoming. Maryland.
These young men have come put to try
their fortunes on the Coast. and have
decided to locate in Eureka.
Charley Ruben, who was a repre-
sentative from Eureka to the Odd Eel
lows Grand Lodge that met at Reno
last week, returned home Saturday.
lie met o number Of former Eurekans
there and they all seemed to be prosper.
ing.
Mrs. w. +. Burnett and sister, Miss
trace Reid. left Monday for Santa
Rosa, California. and after a short visit
with relatives there will go to Portland.
oregon. Seattle. Wash. and Honolulu
10 the Hawaiian Islands before return
ing to Eureka. They expect to be
absent about three months.
Mrs. N. p. Paulson Of Petaluma,
GAL, who has been visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. William Matson of Hamil-