The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.

u Frazer returned last week to
sddasld by private conveyance
.o.,oliue Huebner returned home
,.,.'d.y from q months visit 10 Cali
sapiA
u.,L Brown was an arrival here
s.,.,d.y from Doyle. Lassen County.
NJ, Minnie Brensnkampf returned
saturday from her visit at San
Francisco.
a., william Blair Of Boil Greek and
NJ. Joseph Birch of Duckwater were
=. Tarsts Tuesday for supplies.
Mrs. .w. Ebert Of Palisade, who has
-. hsrs visiting her mother. Mrs.
william H. Sweeney. returned home
Tuesday.
urs Andrew Anderson and three
.,larsu. OF Palisade. who have been
,idtIue relatives in Eureka. returned
home Tuesday.
Al Wadish, son Of Jake Wadish, one
4 the pioneer business men Of Eureka.
!, ,be early 70's, arrived here this week
hUm Goldfeld on a prospecting trip.
Mis May Delaney returned Tuesday
IA the Rand ranch in Pine Valley.
vhsrs she will finish mp her term Of
t.sching school in that district.
Chris johnson. who is employed by
,be Tonopah Mercantile Company ut
Touopsh. arrived here Saturday for a
,isi. with his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
O. Johnson.
Charles Wittenberg and j. s. Nc
Quilan. accompanied by John Grego-
rich, formerly OF Eureka. arrived here
from Tonopah by automobile at noon
Saturday. They returned home Sunday.
Rev. Father Matthew Collins left
Tuesday for Elko County on one Of his
psrochial visits, to be absent several
weeks. There will be no religious SER
vices at the Catholic Church in Eureka
until bis return.
Two men arrived In Eureka on We'd
rssdsy from q prospecting trip in
Southern Nevada. They had nine bur
,us, and after selling one to Harry Fsull
u Ruby Hill for $40. turned the others
,ut to pastursge on the Depaoli ranch.
l. 7. Hsndley. Superintendent of the
sureks Live Stock Company, was in
sorska on Wednesday. He says the
season is the dryest he has eve
rperienced in this section, and that
here Is now little or no feed left on the
anges.
Mrs. Dennis Coyle Of the Six Mile
louise. neal Hamilton. arrived in Eu.
ska Thursday. She leaves Saturday
or q visit with her daughter. Miss Rose.
Tonopah. On Mrs. Coyle's return
} Eureka the young lady will accom-.
any her.
Misses Isabelle Merialdo. Mamie Rog.
mini aud Adelaide Wilhelm. three of
ie graduates from the Eureka High
chool Of the class Of 1909, were de-
this week for Reno. The
'ung ladies will enter the Nevada Uni.
and take the Normal Course to
'epare themselves for teachers.
Bernardo DaEele, who was 10 Eureka
o first Of the week for q load Of sup
les, reports that the natural grass
rned of q poor hay crop in his section
season. but where plenty OF water
obtainable for alfalfa there was a
cd yield. He says the feed on the
nges in the western part OF the county
now very poor and that all range
'ck are falling of 10 flesh.
Young Sing, q Chinese, who was born
d raised in Eureka and attended the
bile school. leaving here IA years ago
DeLamar In Lincoln County. arrived
{ Friday for q visit with his aunt.
is now a prosperous business man al
Idaho, where he conducts a
Itaurant. Sing is ar intelligent young
IN, a read and write English, and
'aks the language fuently. All of
old Caucasian friends in Eureka
re glad to see him and learn that he
prospering.