The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-03-16
PALISADE BREVITIES.
Correspondence from the North End
of Eureka County.

correspondence lfOIu the NOTtH Euu
of Eureka County.
R. E. Dillree and family left last week
for the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Murray spent last
Saturday in Elko.
s. Naples came up from the Valley
Monday on his way to Elko on business.
w. f. L~inebarger, a we'll known mer.
chant Of Carlin, was in Palisade Friday
on business.
The Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas was well
coined to Palisade Friday. His sermon
was appreciated by all who heard him.
E. Sasserno has sold his mercantile
business to A. Siri of Palisade. Mr..
Sasserno has not stated what his future
intentions are.
Mrs. Robert Bailey of Diamond val.
ley passed through Palisade last Mon
day en- route to the State of Washing
ton to visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell and daughter. Miss
Kitty. passed through Palisade Thurs
day en- route to Elko and returned home
on Saturdays train.
Sunshine and nice balmy days is the
weather programme at Palisade. IT.
a shame to take it. But the wise ones
a v Oh, Just wait a while.
Owing to the illness of his little boy,
| Engineer Oliver Pratt was obliged to lay
off from his run on the E. & P. Wednes-
day. A. r. Arthur took his place.
Mrs. B. F. Thornton was taken sud.
denly i'll last Wednesday and was con-
fined to her bed for several days. Her
condition is very much improved now.
Well, the wedding bells did ring in
Palisade all right. when Miss Ida Isaac
son became the bride of Miles McKin-
non of Palisade. We wish them all
kinds of happiness.
@. H. Beattie and family left for their
home at Santa Barbara, CAL. last Sat
urday, Mr.. Beattie having finished up
the work and closed the office records OF
the S. P. reconstruction gang here.
1t is whispered that a certain young
couple Of our town are getting near the
bell rope. Well, we will have to wait
and see if the wedding bells are going
to chime again shortly. OF course we
don't know who it is.
J. R. Valentine, president of the Utah
Bedding & Mfg. Co. Of Salt Lake City,
accompanied by Mrs. Valentine. spent
Tuesday, March 8, in Palisade visiting
their daughter. Mrs. f. P. Nelson. after
an extended trip through California.
Mrs. A. r. Randolph and Mrs. Victor
Cokefair entertained at cards Thursday
afternoon. March g.. Progressive high
five was the game in favor, after which
dainty refreshments were served. The
guests we're: Mrs. @. II. Beattie. Mrs.
R. E. Dillree, Mrs. f. P. Nelson, Mrs
Ed Murray, Mrs. E. Hooper, Mrs. Ellen
Tyler, Mrs. Frank Kaiser, Miss Bessie
, Allen, Mrs. @. H. Rand.
Constable Hawkins was called tt
Beowawe Thursday to look after the
participants in a cutting ARRAY. He
| returned to Palisade bringing with
him the victim Of the assault. who
was in q very critical condition from {
severe stab in the back. His assailants
however, escaped. Robbery is said t.
: have been the motive, yet the victim
had nomoney on him. The participant
: in the affair are said to be all Mexicans
At a late hour Friday it was learned
. that Constable Hawkins was advised b,
wire that the officers Of Elko wer
holding two Mexicans there on sus
7 picion of having been implicated in tn
cutting ARRAY at Beowawe.