The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-06-15
c BREvITIES.

was in Eureka Thursday.
william Blair Of Bull Creek, Nye
County. was in Eureka Friday.
Ell Clark Of Blue Eagle, Nye County
drove in from there Friday afternoon.
wallacs Bailey of Diamond valley
was ia Eureka several days this week.
Merrill Fletcher arrived from Reno
on the train Thursday for a visit with
relatives here.
John Hickerson Of the Dean ranch
near Beowawe arrived here Thursday
on court business.
A. Henry. a mining man near Blue
Elgle. Nye County. came 10 Friday for
a load of supplies.
William Trembath and Bert Bruffey
of Mineral Hill were arrivals from that
section Thursday.
The One Price Store now has on
hand a large stock Of Levi Strauss
overalls in all sizes.
William Zadow Of the Peoples Meat
Market bought a port on of Vincent
Torres cattle this week.
Mike Dargin aud Charles Boyle of
Garden Valley have been visiting in
Eureka several days this week.
N. L. Fillmore, a business man Of
Beowawe, was an arrival here by
Thursdays train on court matters.
Asst. supt. A. r. Randolph Of the E.
& p. came up from Palisade on the
train Tuesday on company business.
Mrs. William leighton returned
home on the train Thursday from her
visit at Cedar on the f. g. p. railway.
Miss Dora H~ildebrand, who has been
teaching school at Duckwater. arrived
Friday to spend her vacation at home.
Charles RIDDEN departed for Reno
Wednesday to attend a meeting Of the
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in that city.
Miss Pearl Hancock, who has been
visiting in California for the past six
Weehs, Ietutucu homo S"sNy .
train.
During the absence of Peter Lob.
who is on a visit to Tonopah, r. A.
Laird is attending to his drayage bust
ness in Eureka.
Mrs. Bert wilkins. who has been on
a visit with friends in California, has
Joined her husband in Eureka. arriving
on Tuesdays train.
Ben Repetto returned Friday from a
trip to Typo. Nye County. where he
went to look into the business condi-
lions in that camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bost,n of Hot
Creek, Nye County, were in Eureka
the first part of the week shopping and
purchasing supplies.
Supt. Gus Simons OF the Rocco Home
stake mine at Hamilton and son spent
several days in Eureka this week. re-
turning home Friday.
Robert d. Bailey aud wife Of Dia-
mond valley, who have been visiting Ia
Eureka for several days this week, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Huebner was q de-
parture for Reno ON Wednesdays train
where she went as a representative to
the Rebekah Grand Lodge.
Dan Downey. Nat Hawkins. AL
Thatcher, Charles A. Pratt and John
Hooper came up from Palisade Thurs
day to attend court as witnesses aud
jurors.
Elijah NJ. Thompson of Texas was an
arrival on Tuesdays train. He comes
here to look after the mining interests
aud the estate generally OF the late
j. L. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II arris and
Mrs. Thomas Hicks and children. who
have been visiting in California for the
past two months. returned home on
Saturdays train.
A. II. Smith Of Reno arrived on the
train Tuesday. He is the administra'
traitor of the Curieux estate and was
here for several days for the purpose Of
settling It's affairs.
Joseph Williams Jr., OF Hot Creek,
Nye County, who has been attending a
military academy in Missouri. arrived
on Saturday s train on his way to spend
his vacation ut home.
Miss Fanny Coyle came over from
the Six Mile House. near Hamilton. the
first of the week aud returned Thurs
kay accompanied by her mother, who
has been visiting in Eureka.
Deputy Superintendent A B. Light
foot aud wife will leave Monday morn
ing for about a week in the schools OF
the northern part of Lander County,
aud for a day or two in Elko.
Jim Ford, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. q.
Ford, former residents of Eureka. ar
rived here Wednesday by private
conveyance from Manhattan, Nye
County. He is on a prospecting trip.
State Controller Eggers has our
thanks for a copy of his annual report