The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11
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c BREVITIES.

Percy Pollock and wife left on Mon
days train for Tonopah.
Albert Wilhelm left for San Fran.
cisco Monday to see the fleet.
Jonathan Walker and wife of Stafford
we're visitors in Eureka Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Jones was an arrival
from Palisade On Tuesdays train.
Rev. w. ]. Gamble left by private
conveyance for Austin Wednesday.
Judge Peter Breen was a passenger
on the train Monday for San Francisco.
A. O. Florio Of the Brown Hotel de-
parted Monday for San Francisco.
County Clerk r. Mechanics left last
Monday for a visit at the bay city.
Bernard Ferrari came up from the
Hay Ranch on the L. g. p. Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Birch and child of
Duckwater were visiting here this week.
Commissioner FL Thomas came MP
from Palisade Sunday by private con-
vAyance.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald was a de.
parture for Redding, California, by
Mondays train.
f. A. Skillman, publisher Of the SEN
TINEL, left on Mondays train for a
short business trip to San Francisco.
Michael Horner of Ruby Hill, who
has been in Bodie, California, for sew.
eral months. returned to Eureka on Sat.
urday's train.
Mrs. NJ. Hoey. accompanied by Miss
Mary Rebagleatti. left on Mondays
train for San Rafael. California, where
they will make a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Mayberry were
departures for San Francisco last Mon.
day. Before returning Mrs. Mayberry
will visit Seattle, Washington.
@. w. Griffin, Frank Cook aud Will
Hawkins came up from Palisade Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Al Sas-
serno which took place that afternoon.
p. II. Hjul went down to Palisade
Monday to take charge Of the remains
of A. j. Sasserno, whose body was
shipped to Eureka for burial Tuesday.
Names Of candidates for the position
of school trustees must be filed with the
County Clerk az least FIVE days prior to
the date of election, which this year
will occur on May 25.
John T. Wheeler, a former resident
Of Eureka. but for the past few years
has been engaged in business at Tono-
pah, is now located in Rawhide. where
he has mining interests.
The Minoletti Brothers were engaged
Thursday and Friday hauling ore from
the Page & Corwin mine at Secret Can
yon to the f.. & p. depot for shipment
to the smelters at Salt Lake.
J. Lawton Batter. wife and two chill
dren, arrived in Eureka Tuesday from
Typo. They left for Boston, Mass, on
the train Wednesday, where Mr.. Butler
was summoned owing to the death of
his mother.
Charley Minoletti of Hamilton, White
Pine County, who has been absent for
the past six months visiting at his old
home in Switzerland. returned to Eu-
reka on Saturdays train. He says he
is feeling fine and had a most enjoyable
trip.
The weather during the week in this
section has consisted of all kinds usually
occurring during the year-from balmy
sunshine to Billiards. Sunday the sun
shone brightly. but whether the stormy
weather is over it is too hard to fore
cast at present.
Harry Father. who came over from
Lane City, White Pine County. the
first of the week, left for Ely Saturday.
accompanied by his sister. Mrs. William
Roberts aud children. Mrs. Roberts
goes to join her husband at Ely and ex-
poets to reside there permanently.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the re-
ceipt of souvenir cards from John f
Christopher. a former Eureka boy but
nov with Bowman q o., druggists,
Oakland aud Berkeley. California. The
pictures on the cards represent the
bat,leships Nevada and California. and
are neatly designed.
Rev. H. T. Henriques, an Episcopal
minister Of Wells. Nevada. will visit
here and hold morning and evening SER
vices at St. James Episcopal Church in
Eureka on May 81 aud %. The even.
ing service will be at 7:20 May "a and
the morning service al II O'Clock May
20. At the morning service there will
be a celebration Of the Holy Commu-
MON. A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend.