The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-30
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,,om 4 trip to California
Ioe Tognoni Of Duckwater was in Eu'
-.t, Saturday on business.
.suing machine Is offered for sale
bargain in to-day's SENTINEL.
rt.sre will be a regular meeting Of st.
,.h,,s Chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ. Satur.
a.v evening at z o'clock.
ch.,lss II. Burritt and Carl Stoddard
aRsno retained here from their trip
:. Duckwater Saturday aud left FOR
home Monday.
ems Simon, foreman Of the Rocco
uomestske mine at Hamilton. made a
,u.iness trip to Eureka Saturday and
,smained over Sunday.
lanes II. Causten, a director and
.,ockholder in the Wlndfall Mining
cmoany. was an arrival from Seattle.
Warrington, by Thursdays train.
Mrs. Reid, who has been visiting here
Nth her daughter, Mrs. W. +. Burnett.
for the past three weeks. left for her
ao,,s at Santa Rosa, California, Mon
day.
, rsSular term of the District Court
will be held in Eureka commencing
next Monday morning, and the trial
;orors summoned are to appear at that
time.
Former Assistant Freight Agent
Theodore Lewis Of the 4 x p, accom-.
psuisd By his wife aud child. left Eu-
reka Tuesday for Ogden. Utah, to re-
main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beemer Of
Sparks, Nevada, who have been visit
ing here with Mrs. Beemer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. HUI, for several
weeks, returned to their home by Fri.
days train.
Charles Estella. q nephew OF Charles
Minoletti Of Hamilton, accompanied by
Miss Theresa LAM and brother, Albert
Lani, were arrivals in Eureka by pri.
vate conveyance Wednesday from Hamil-
ton for q visit.
The first snow storm Of the season be.
gan Thursday night at 8 o'clock, aud
about three inches fell. Friday morn.
ing the weather cleared up and the sun
shone brightly, but the barometer still
indicates that the storm is not entirely
over.
Pete Lob received three carloads OF coal
Wednesday and commenced sacking
the same Thursday for delivery to custo-
mers in Eureka. The SENTINEL learns
that Mr.. Lob has two more +. & p.
cars Of coal in the yards at Palisade
awaiting shipment here.
NJ. McGarry accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. t. G.. Mccormack 10 their auto
that left here Monday for Goldield.
From there Mr.. McGarry will proceed
to Rhyolite, Nye County. to visit his
two sons, Leonard and william, and
will probably remain during the Winter.
The anniversary ball of the Italian
Benevolent Society given at the Eareka
Opera House on Friday evening, Oc-
tober %, was well attended by the
people Of Eureka aud vicinity. Dane.
Ing was continued until about 8 a m.
and all who attended report having had
q most enjoyable time.
T. G.. Mccormack and wife and W.
Z. Rannells arrived in Eureka Friday Of
last week from Goldfield by auto. Sun
day Messrs. Mccormack and Rannells
visited Buckhorn district. returning the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. McCor-
mack left for their home at Goldfeld by
auto Monday morning.
W. p. Osborn, a travelling photogra
pher. accompanied by O. II. Eimunds
and Frank j. Herman, while on their
way to Eareka from Tonopah by auto
Tuesday, had q breakdown near Lani's
old milk ranch. about five miles north
OF town. by the breaking of the
shaft of the machine. The three
men were compelled to walk into Eu.
reks that morning. where Mr.. Osborn
the services of A. E. Porch. who
went out with a span of horses and haul
ed the disabled auto to town.
Charles Frankino. an old resident Of
Eureka and q well known teamster, is
reported to be quite sick at his home on
Paul street. He was taken i'll shortly
after his arrival here about a month ago
from Ruby Valley. Elko County. where
he had been in the employ of Joe Tog-
mini. For the past three weeks be has
been confined to his room. His ailment
Is reported to be bowel trouble aud gail
He leaves Saturday morning
Tor San Francisco, where he goes for
the purpose of undergoing q surgical