The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-12
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=, In to-dsy's SENTINEL.
Mis-. Violet Hancock is teaching the
o-.,,oowccd district school.
~. Rose Curto left this week for a
=, with relatives at Ely and Cherry
Greek.
AZ. ". II. Sweeney went 10 Palisade
v.na.v for a visit with her daughter.
uu ]. W. Ebert.
n n Leonard Of Winnemucca has
,.teu charge Of the hotel at Beowawe
.,der its new ownership.
The anniversary ball Of the Italian
p.nsvoleut Society takes place at the
ror.ks Opera House this Friday
evening.
n, r W. O'Brien. the dentist. has
..,,rned TO Eureka aud is located at
y. Brown Hotel. See his advertise.
men, in to-day's SENTINEL.
Mrs. James Kauiz aud son, Lawrence,
aTvbo arrived in Eureka on Saturday
- snand he Winter. They have rent
"A the Mullins house on Mob Hill.
Raw Father Manion left Friday
,ooruiug for q visit through Elko
'couuty and along tho railroad, and ex-
pscts to be absent for three or four
weeks.
= ]. Collins, general manager Of the
Nevada Shelter and Mines Company.
GA. in Eureka Monday looking into the
matter Of a shipment Of delayed freight
for Typo.
Miss Grace Breen last Tuesday, while
crossing the railroad track on Nob Hill.
,rinped and fell. and is now carrying
hsr right arm in a sling from a dis.
located wrist.
1t is reported that two stacks Of hay
uere burned Tuesday night at the
Epnor Ranch on the Z. & r. railroad.
I, is thought the fire was started from
sparks from a locomotive.
A telephone message received in Eu-
reka Friday morning from Hamilton
announced that the son Of Mrs. @. S
Alden. who had been quite sicb with
,onsilitis, died there Thursday night.
EdCliford.a and family, who have been
spending the Summer in Eureka. re-
turned Tuesday to their home at Hot
Greek, Nye County. accompanied by
Mrs. Clifford's mother. Mrs. +. An
~toniazzi.
Harry Golding. cashier Of the Eureka
County Bank. left last Saturday for a
business trip to California. He was
accompanied by his wife and children,
who will visit with relatives at Vir.
ginia City.
Mrs. b. L. Smith. who went to Cali
fornia several months ago in i'll health.
returned to her home at Tonopah last
week. While she has not entirely re-
gained her health, she is now rapidly
improving.
p. J. Hickey. the former superinten-
teudent Of the Nevada Smelter and
Mines C~ompany's mines mt Typo. has
been succeeded by Bert Rusk, former
ly superintendent OF the McKane mine
at T~onopah.
Mrs. G. w. Leighton, who has been
sp,ndiug the Summer with her husband
at the Cedars on the + & p. returned
to Eureka this week accompanied by her
son. Morris. who will attend the Eureka
public school.
A private letter received in Eureka
this week states that Willis Bradley
and his mother have leased a hotel in
Seven Troughs, Humboldt County,
Nevada, aud are now engaged in busi-
ness at that place.
The L. & p. train did not arrive here
until 8 o'clock Tuesday night. The de.
lay was caused by the big No. 10 engine
falling TO make steam. Owing to the
late arrival OF the train the mail was
not distributed until Wednesday morn.
ing.
r. L. Gray and Herbert Brown, con-
tracing carpenters, arrived this week
from Ely aud have begun the work OF
completing the woodwork Of the new
stone structure annex OF the Zadow
Hotel. Il is to be finished by Decem-
Der /.
John Aiken. q stranger, about so
years of age. was run over by a South
cru Pacific train at Palisade one day
last week and had his right arm badly
crushed. He was taken to Elko. but
before the doctor arrived TO perform au
operation the injured man died.
Mrs. George A. Bartlett and her
mother. Mrs. L. A. Gates. were arrivals
10 Eureka Sunday evening from Tono.
pan. They made the trip by automo'
0ie' and were accompanied by Mrs. II.
A. McKim Of Tonopah. Mrs. Bartlett
came over after her three children. who
spent the Summer with her grandpar-
enss. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Taylor. in
eureka. aud returned with them to Ton.
opah. Mrs Gates accompanying her.
mrs McKim will remain here for q
'oors visit renewing old friendships,
and ls the puast of Mrs Ei Mccormick.