The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-06-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Ernest Mat returned from q business
trip to Salt Lake City on Saturdays
train.
George Brehe OF Huntington valley
has been in Eureka during the week on
court business.
George III. Sharp Of Blue Eagle. Nye
County. was in Eureka Thursday for q
load of supplies.
Jesse Mendes. the Duckwater mer-
chant, drove in from there Wednesday
10 attend to some business matters.
Leonard J. PAIGE arrived on the train
Tuesday from San Francisco aud has
taken a position on the SENTINEL.
Miss Mary Morrison. who has been
teaching at Tybo. has finished her term
Of school and returned to Eureka Fri
day.
Miss Jeanette McNaughton. who
has been teaching school in Elko
County, returned home by Tuesdays
train.
Miss Mary and Charles De Flon and
Mrs. Sarah Strait left for Duckw water
Monday where they will visit during
the Summer.
@. NJ. Perry Of the Holy Mining
Company of Adams Hill. who has been
in San Francisco for the past week on
business, returned Saturday.
James Mackey and Bart Trip left
Monday morning on a prospecting trip
10 n section about 40 miles southeast
of Eureka and expect to be absent about
two week.
Ben Thomas, formerly in the employ
Of the Richmond. Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill, who has been in Utah for
the past six months. returned here on
the train Tuesday.
Misses Sylvia and Mamie Rogan-
uni left Monday for the Pinto Greek
ranch, about Is miles from Eureka.
where they will spend the Summer
with their parents.
Deputy Supt. A. B. Lightfoot. accom-
PANIED by his wife, left Sunday for Ely
TO deliver the commencement address
TO the High School Glass there on the
evening OF July /.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Beatific Lodge No. 2. X. Of p. Tuesday
evening. June 80. at 1880 o'clock. at
which time four candidates will be
initiated In the Third Rank.
Mrs. +. lint bersteg. accompanied by
her son and daughter. left Monday for
Diamond Station on the E. & p. to join
her husband. where'she and the children
will visit during school vacation.
Spencer Reynolds, who attended the
knights of Pythias Grand Lodge al
Tonopah and subsequently the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge at Reno. re-
turned home on Tuesdays train.
Miss Ella May and John Holder. sister
and brother of Mrs. Abram Laird and
William Holder of Eureka, were ar
rivals on Saturdays train from Iona
coming. Maryland, on q visit here.
Andy Tenvoord and Martin Mahoney
left Tuesday by private conveyance for
q prospecting trip to the northern part
Of Eureka County and southwestern
Idaho. They expect to be absent a
month or two.
John Venton Of Ruby Hill. who &C
companied his wife and children to
Ogden about two weeks ago. where
the latter joined Mrs. Frank Parry
for q journey East, returned here
on Tuesdays train. He also visited
Salt Lake City while away.
Theodore Moore, who has been en-.
ployed on the SENTINEL for the past
year, left Eureka by Fridays train for
his home at Kingman, Indiana. After
a short visit there he intends to take a
course OF Linotype instruction at ths
Inland Printer school in Chicago
Nose Morris and Miss Hattie, son
and daughter of Mrs. Flora Morris.
were arrivals In Eureka by Thursdays
train from San Francisco. Mr.. Morris
has just recovered from a severe attack
of smallpox and typhoid. He has dis
posed of his drug store in the latter city
aud will probably make Eureka his
future home.
Ed McEllin of Hamilton drove over
Monday for the purpose of meeting his
wife and children. Miss Margaret and
Eddie, who have been at their home
at Alameda, California. during the
Winter. and who arrived on Tuesdays
train. Miss Margaret Cartheney. q
friend. accompanied them for a visit in
Nevada. They left for Hamilton Wed.
nesday. where the family will spend the
Summer