The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-08-24
LOCAL BREvITIBS.

A lost Duncn VI koyS "o'ei'iscu IN
,o.day's sESTISEL
Ernest Mau left Monday on a business
trip to Salt Lake City.
u q. Rogers Of Tonopah was trans
..,inU business in Eureka Tuesday.
7 H. James of Salt Lake wal in Eu.
..ka on a business visit last Saturday.
Miles McKinnon oil Palisade made a
,nsiness trip to Eureka on Wednesday.
State Bank Examiner J. r. Marshall
:, Goldield was in Eureka Tuesday on
official business.
Mrs. W. II. Sweeney returned home
Sunday from a short visit with her
laughter. Mrs. J. w. Ebert o. Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Golding and Mr..
md Mrs. W. ii. Russell returned home
Sunday from their outing trip to
Roberts Greek.
7 w. West, who has been prospect.
inc in the Bald Mountain country for
several months. was an arrival in Eu-
reka this week.
Father Manion will hold the usual re.
,;oious services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell was able to
.,ain appsar on the streets this week
.ftsr suffering a month from iDfiam.
matory rheumatism.
DR.. c. e. Mccall rty will exhibit his
animated pictures aud illustrated songs
at the Eureka Opera House this (sat-
urday) evening.
Miss Kate Shipley and brother. Levi,
NJ San Francisco. who have been visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. NJ. Bailey of Dla-
mond Valley. have returned home.
The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
has a new advertisement in this issue
Of the SENTINEL. and among its an
pouucements is s)mething new re.
garding coal.
Robert Curto, who has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks at the home
Of his mother in Eureka. is now report.
ed 10 be out Of danger and slowly i'm
proving.
J. L Butler, who is looking after the
Development work on several OF his
mining claims at Fish Greek Wells,
spent several days in Eureka the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Harmon OF Salt Lake. who
IL travelling through Nevada. arrived 10
Eureka by Wednesdays train. From
here she will go to Goldheld to visit her
sister. Mrs. Cannon.
Martin and Chris johnson, sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. O. johnson Of Eureka,
arrived Sunday from Tonopah. The
Young men have u short leave OF alb
sence from their places of employment
aud will spend their vacation at their
home 10 Eureka.
John McNaughton of Roby Hill again
demonstrated his skill as a hunter last
Sunday by returning to Eureka after a
a six hours hunting trip with % young
sagehen and one old one. They were
all fine. fat birds aud almost full grown.
The SENTINEL was favored with some
of the game and can vouch for their
superior quality.
Joe Tognoui Of Duck water was In Eu-
reka this week to receive W 1000
pound monuments that he had ordered
shipped from Elko. One OF them Is to be
erected over the grave Of his brother.
Louis Tognoni. in the Eureka cemetery.
and the other Is to be placed over the
grave OF John. another brother, who Is
buried at Duckwater.
An unusually large amount OF mis-.
cellaueous freight was received In Eu-
reka this week. Its arrival was most
welcome to our merchants here, VINO
have had some Of these goods on the
road for several months. Iu some lines
they were unable to supply their GUS
toners owing TO the congested con IL
ton Of freight en- route to Eureka.
CoDgre ssman Geo. A. Bartlett came
over from Tonopah Wednesday on bust
ness and TO visit his three children,
who rave been la Eureka with their
grandmother. Mrs. w. Z Taylor, dur
lug the Summer. He came over In a
Simplex automobile aud covered the
l4s miles in six hours and 20 minutes
a new record between Tonopah and
Eureka.
Bert L. Smith arrived in Eureka on
Thursdays delayed train from SAT-
Lake, aud after transactiug some BUSH
hess matters here. left Friday morning
with Attorney Geo A. Bartlett in his
automobile for Austin. Mr.. Smith
states that his wife. who has been Ill
for several months. IS rapidly re-
gaining her health at Long Beach,
California.