The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Mcvey returned here from Salt
IN. BIZ last Wednesdays train.
v,s W. II. Sweeney returned
ws,ssday from q visit at Palisade.
Miss Maude Porch left Saturday for
.,.,, vith the family Of A. O. Dibble
of Diamond Valley.
State Bank Examiner Van Fleet wal
,;.i,or to Eureka early this week on
omcial business.
" Grifiu departed for San Fran.
a.co Wednesday to consult an oculist
,r an ailment Of one Of his eyes.
There will be a regular meeting Of
q, Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. NJ,
saturday evening at z 80 O'Clock.
Thomas wasley. a former employe Of
,hs Richmond Eureka Company. has
noved his wife and family to Eureka.
Jodee Peter Breen has returned from
Elko. where he held a short term OF the
district Court for Judge Geo. 8. Brown.
Nine miners arrived in Eureka by
automobile Wednesday morning from
G,ldAsld and have gone to work at the
wiudfall mine.
sagehen are reported quite plentiful
around Eureka this season. and our
sportsmen are bringing in some fine
hays Of the young birds.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher was a departure
BY Mondays train for a months visit
to her sister. Mrs. d. Morrow. at La
noble, Elko County. Nevada.
Leo Lucey arrived Monday from his
trip to Ely. White Pine County. He
reports everything quietin On industrial
and business way in that section.
N. p. Murphy. who has been suffering
from a severe attack Of rheumatism for
the past month. has sufficiently recover.
cd to be out on the streets again.
Robert Raftice drove in from Bald
Mountain Monday evening. He reports
some mining activity in that section.
but business generally is quite dull
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm who has been
visiting Mrs. William Yates at the
Naples ranch in Pine Valley for the
past 10 days returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. George Barr. accompanied by
her son and daughter. arrived in Eu-
reka Wednesday from Chafey. Hum.
bOldt County. to join her husband here
As will be seen by advertisement in
this issue. Camille Gallo of the Union
Bakery is now prepared 10 furnish
customers with ice in large or small
quantities.
Emmett Short. sou Of Thomas Short.
one OF the pioneers of Eureka aud now
q prosperous rancher in Ruby Valley.
Elko County. arrived here from Gold.
field this week.
Frank Cook. brother-in.law Of Con-
stable N. Hawkins of Palisade. arrived
here from the former place Saturday
and has entered the employ Of the
windfall Mining Company.
J. w. Bailey, accompanied by his
wife. left Wednesday morning for a 10
days outing at Roberts Greek. and he
will probably take a look at the camp OF
Mill Canyon before returning.
Eureka Miners Union No. 265.
Western Federation Of Miners. will give
a ball at the Eureka Opera House on
night Of Labor Day. September 6
See az advertisement in another column.
p. II. Clark Of Spokane. Washington.
son of Patsy Clark Of Montana. arrived
here by auto Sunday night from Mill
Canyon. Cortez mining district. on bust.
ness. aud returned to the latter place
Monday.
DIR. K. W. O'Brien and his sisters,
Misses Alice and Edwins. were arrivals
Eureka by Tuesdays train from
Nevada. Daring their visit
here they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Henderson.
Thomas Plummer, while putting a
,ongue in a hay rake at the Winzell
.anch Tuesday. ran q hardwood splinter
INTO the palm of his left hand. He
up to Eureka on Wednesdays
rain to have his hand treated
W. fl. Sweeney. accompanied by
Golden aud 7. H. O'Neil. left
here Wednesday by private conveyance
'or Mill Canyon, in Cortez mining dis
;rict. where the two latter will go to
work in the miues there recently pur-
,hased by Patsy Clark.
Ralph Irwin was up from Duck water
Thursday with a load of early apples.
he retailed from his wagon at
four cents a pound. He reports that
The orchards in the Currant Greek and
section will produce an un.
large amount of fine fruit this
season.
@. O. Dwight who has been employed
at the Holly mine on Adams Hill for the
past year, accompanied by his wife and
two children. left for Cherry Creek.
White Pine County. on the train Tues.
day. Mr.. Dwight goes there to operate
, gas producer for the Glasgow 81
Western Development Company.