The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-06-08
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MONDAY. JUNE s. 1908.
c BREvITIES.


his trip to Carson Tuesday.
E. A. Skillman returned on Tuesday,
train from his visit to California.
r. II. Libby and Joe Sri left Monday
for Colorado with a carload Of horses
District Attorney A. s. Henderson
visited Palisade Wednesday on official
business.
Miss Maggie Jones of Palisade ar
rived here Thursday for a visit will
relatives.
Ernest Mau was a departure or
Wednesday g train for Salt Lake on 9
business trip.
W. II. Russsll and wife of Roberts
Greek were visiting in Eureka a few
days last week.
Wallace Bailey of Diamond valley re,
turned ON Tuesdays train from q bust
ness trip to Eiko.
Commissioner Ed Thomas came NJ
from Palisade Sunday to attend a meot
ing of the Board Monday.
Joe Tognoni. a carpenter. left this
erect a building for Seraphine Rogan.
TIM.
There will be a regular communica'
ton of Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. & A,
NJ. Saturday evening, June ID. at 7:3(
O'Clock.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Rescue Hose Company,
ball to take place Friday evening. July
3, 1908.
Edgar Father has purchased the Ten
wood residence on the corner Of Silver
aud Buel streets. and has taken posses
sion Of the property.
Paul Yost. after m absence of severa.
months in San Francisco, returned tC
Eureka on Saturdays train very much
improved in health.
Miss Felicia LAM left Monday fol
Dee,h, Elko County, for a visit with
relatives. Before returning home sh,
will also visit in Salt Lake.
This week Mrs. Dennis Coyle of the
Six Mile House. near Hamilton, dis
posed Of her residence on south Main
street, Eureka. to Eugene Geraty.
Stanley Fine and Leonard Rosevear
former residents of Ruby Hill, who
have been in Idaho for several months,
returned home on Thursdays train.
Charles Holloway of Healdsburg,
California, came in on the train Thurs
day. He is here for the purpose Of at
tending to some mining and legal bust
ness.
Miss Levita, daughter Of A. p. May
berry Of Ruby Hill. arrived from Salt
Lake on Thursdays train. The young
lady is attending school there and will
spend her vacation here.
Sheriff Sweeney offers g. reward for
information that will lead to the appre-
hension of any one guilty of shooting
birds within the town limits of Eureka.
See advertisement elsewhere in this
issue.
Will Curto, who has been visiting
relatives in Eureka. returned Thursday
to Ely. Nick Moderalli accompanied
him as far as Hamilton, where he goes
to do the assessment work on his mines
at that place.
Mrs. W. II. Sweeney came up from
Palisade on the train Tuesday. She
has been taking care OF her grand
children while their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. W. Ebert. have been visiting In
California and the East.
Mrs. Eugene Locke and three chill
dren arrived on Thursdays train from
California, Her husband drove IN
from his ranch at Blue Eagle. Nye
County. Thursday and left for home
with his family Friday morning.
The wife of J. T. Nutcher Of Alpha
was taken seriously i'll Saturday of last
week aud Al Clayton of that place came
mp on horseback Sunday to Eureka for
the purpose Of summoning a physician.
An f. & P. special was shortly after
rent to Alpha. having on board DIR. w.
F. Barnett. 1t is learned that Mrs.
Nutcher's condition is now greatly i'm
proved.
William Giles. q nephew OF Sheriff
w. II. Sweeney. who resided in Eureka
10 or 10 years ago. but whose homo is
now at Houston. Texas, has recently
been visiting at Tonopah. The SENTI.
MEL received a letter from him dated
Hazen, Nevada, on his return home to
Texas, in which he desires to be re
membersd to all his old friends in
Eureka.
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