The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

arrival here Thursday.
c,.rls, Minoletti Of Hamilton drove
o,.r Sunday afternoon on q business
TIP.
Va. d r. Mccarthy left Monday for
s.a..ns. Washington. for . visit with
relatives.
W.. H. O. McTerney departed last
a.,,,dsv for q visit with relatives in
California.
william Mendes, accompanied oy
c.oras Andrews. drove In from Duck
vssr Thursday.
W, william Zadow returned Mon
..v from Q visit with her parents at
er,s, Valley, California.
q N. Wilson Of the Windfsll Mining
oouvsny returned from q business trip
a Rackhorn district Saturday.
rhs condition Of Mrs. ]. ii. Hoegh.
.ho has been seriously i'll at her home
ssOring street. is said to be improved.
Thomas Z. Haley Of the Louisson Ex-
,lo,.siou Company Of Silverado left for
coldoeld BY auto Sunday on q business
nip.
MIRA. ]. H. Fine aud daughter, Hazel,
vho have been visiting relatives at
Gold6eld, returned home by auto Fri.
day.
George Cox. his mother and sister.
Miss Minnie, Of Diamond Valley, were
visitors in Eureka several days this
week.
C.P. Barnum, his wife. and Charley
Allison, we're In Eureka the fore part OF
the week from Monitor Valley, Lander
County.
Mrs. A. Fraser left last Saturday for
Salt Lake to pnrchase o new line OF
Fall and Winter goods for the One Price
Store.
". E. Jeannot. managing director Of
the Nevada Development and Mining
Company. left Tuesday for a business
visit TO Boston.
A. W. Clayton. accompanied by his
wife and two daughters. anne up from
their home near Alpha Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday.
Miss Kate Mechanics. who has been
visiting with. relatives in San Francisco
and ct Carson for the past two months,
arrived home Tuesday.
Eugene Geraty and A. p. Tenvoord
left Monday with q two horse rig aud
Supplies for q prospecting trip in the
north end Of the county.
Mrs. Reid, mother Of Mrs. w. F. Bur.
nett Of Eureka, was an arrival here
Monday from Santa Rosa, California,
on q visit to her daughter.
Don't forget the anniversary ball Of
the Italian Benevolent Society. to take
place at the Eureka Opera House on
Friday evening. October %.
Superintendent G. d. Abbott aud AS
sistant superintendent A. r. Randolph
Of the Z. & p. Railway came mp from
Palisade Thursday on company business.
DR.. L. II. Francis this week moved
his residence and office from the Levan
building on Spring street to the new
Msrialdo brick residence on South Main
street.
D. H. Mcneil of Tonopah, who met
with = runaway accident at Dnckwater
about six weeks ago aud has been under
The Doctors care in Eureka since. left for
home BY auto Sunday.
Commissioner J.. b. Bale returned
from q several days hunting
In Newark Valley. While be
homo Q fair sized bag. he says
hat ducks are flying unusually high
season.
Mrs. 81. NJ. Schneider and Mrs. Sarah
returned by Thursdays train
rom their visit to the Mining Congress
It Goldaeld. They also visited friends
i Tonopah for o few days before re-
home.
Eugene Shelby. superintendent Of
Wells argo's western division, aud II.
r. Hislop. route agent Of the company
or the eastern section, were arrivals IN
on Tuesday on q trip OF inspec-
lion to the company's various Offices.
Arthur Parsons, superintendent of the
Tonopah's 100 stamp mill at
about u miles from Tonopah,
arrived in Eureka Tuesday to inspect
Of the milling propositions here.
He visited the mines of Mechanics and
Huebnsr. southeast of the Windfall.
Wednesday. aud sampled the properties.
He 10 still in Eureka and Is looking owe
other properties in the district.
Mrs. Dennis Coyle Of the Six Mile
House, near Hamilton. who has been
90 an extended visit at Tonopah to her
daughter. Hiss Rose. was an arrival in
on Tuesday. accompanied by
The latter. Miss Coyle was o former
smploye Of the SENTINEL. but is now a
operator in The Sun Office at
ronopah. where she has been employed
Tor the past four years. She is now
. vacation and left Eureka on