The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-06-22
HE KA S NTINEL
MONDAY JUNE %. 1908.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Charles Deylon and Ralph Irwin Of
Duckwater arrived here Friday after
noon.
r. III. Libbey, the horse buyer from
Iowa, was an arrival by Saturdays
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. HUI returned
Saturday from their trip to Reno and
Sparks.
Miss Lena Minoletti Of Newark valley
is in Eureka on q visit to her sister,
Mrs. James R~ogantini.
Louis Gregovich. a former Eureka
boy, arrived Saturday from Tonopah
for q visit with friends here.
Charles Brossemer Of Elko. uncle Of
+. J. Brossemer of Eureka, arrived on
the train Thursday for a visit.
While there have been q number Of
sunny days during the week the weather
still continues cold and unsettled.
Mrs. Lottie Dudley of Los Angeles.
Cal, arrived by Saturdays train on q
visit to her father, E. Hammond.
Messrs. Baggs. Mechanics and Stin.
son are doing the assessment work on
their numerous claims on Mccoy Hill.
Charles Minoletti drove over from
Hamilton Wednesday and remained
during the week attending to business
here.
Charles Ruben returned on Satur-
days train from Reno. where he has
been attending the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge.
Mrs. N. A. whitmore and children.
who have been visiting at Palisade for
a few weeks, returned home oil Tues
days train.
William Gibson, a former miaer Cd
Ruby Hill who has been in Salt Lake
for several months past. arrived here Cd
Thursdays train.
Joe Sri, who left here about 10 days
ago with +. s. Libby. a horse buyer,
with a bunch of horses for the East. re-
turned Tuesday.
The citizens from the north end Of
the county who were in attendance Oh
the District Court last week returned to
their homes Monday.
Principal +. Z. McLucas Of the Eu-
reka public school leaves Monday for
Chicago. and it is understood he will
return here this Fall.
Miss Theresa Romano has completed
teaching her term Of school at Dewey
District, Newark valley. and is now
visiting friends in Eureka.
Mrs. William Blair of Bull Greek
drove in from the ranch Friday to at
tend the school entertainment at the
Opera House that evening.
Miss Mae Kind. a former Eureka girl.
who has spent the past six months visit
ing relatives and friends in the East,
has just returned to her home at Tono-
pah.
AL Dees came in from Bald Mountain
the first of the week. He reports few
men working in that district at the pres
ent time and therefore things are quiet
there.
James Clark Of Elko and J. W. Puett
Of Carlin were arrivals Saturday and
attended a meeting of Eureka Com
mandery No. 2. knights Templars. that
evening.
II. +. Golding returned Saturday
from his visit in the western part OF the
State. Mrs. Golding and children will
spend the Summer with her parents at
Virginia City.
NJ. McGarry and daughter. Mrs. G.
Hagar. returned Monday by private
conveyance from Tonopah and Rhyo-
lite, where they have been visiting
relatives for several months.
O. NJ. Perry Of the Holly Mining
Company. operating mines on Adams
Hill, who has been absent on business
In Boston. Mass, for the past three
months, was an arrival ON Thursdays
train.
r. s. Perry. a nephew of y. M. Perry
aud Charles +. Gibbs arrived on Tues
days train from Boston. They come
here to enter the employ of the Holly
Mining Company operating mines on
Adams Hill in this district.
II. A. McKim and John Mullins. for.
mer residents Of Eureka but now OF
Tonopah, arrived in Eureka by private
conveyance Thursday evening. They
are taking their Summer vacation and
will remain here several days.
DIR. Henry Hagar drove in from his
ranch in Ruby valley. Elko County,
Friday afternoon and returned Satur-
day accompanied by his sister. Mrs. j.
H. Hoegh. aud her son. Tracey, who
will visit on the ranch for a couple Of
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