The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-09-25
c BREvITIES.

Joseph breafiey iois AW A~- ~
day morning
Pan Plummer was an arrival from
u,,sral Hill by Thursdays train.
r. Mechanics and Daniel Morrison
ii, Monday for q business trip to Exc
Mrs. Joseph Brearley under "Nev
ro.Dav" has some bargains in house
hold articles.
T " Ebert of Palisade was an arrival
:, Eureka Thursday to attend to some
business matters.
Miss Elizabeth Rand Of Pine Valley
has been engaged to teach the Pine Val
Law school this term.
Jobn Aiken, the Diamond Valley
,.ncber. was in Eureka several days
this week on business.
There will be a meeting Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16. F. & A. NJ, on Saturday
sveuing at 1880 o'clock.
Bert l.. Smith, vice president Of the
Eureka County Bank. is over from Elkc
this week on q business visit.
Mrs. George Winters left Monday for
Lamoille Valley, Elko County. for a
visit with her sister, Miss Edith Swick.
Mrs. A. d. Elliot left by Mondays
train for New York City, where she
goes to spend the Winter with a married
sister.
w. O. Rannells. managing director OF
the Windfall Mining Company. was an
arrival in Eureka on Saturday from the
West.
Miss Mary J. Morrison has opened the
school in Antelope district, As miles
southwest of Eureka. This Is her sec.
ond term in that district.
John B. MoNaughton aud A. McGill-
vray left Eureka Tuesday on a prospect
ing trip to Buckhorn district in the
northern part of the county.
Mrs. G. A. Mau and IN. Ernest, re-
turned Saturday from Palo Alto, Cali
fornia, where Mrs. Mau has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. George Paul.
George Manson was an arrival from
Reno Wednesday, where he had been
on business. He left for his home at
Currant Greek. Nye County, Thursday.
Charles T. Wiedman, who has been In
the western part of the State and in
California for the past two months. re-
turned to Eureka by Wednesdays train.
John Mullins, son Of Mrs. George
Mullins, former residents OF Eureka but
now Of Tonopoh, arrived here Monday
afternoon by auto. He returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Fine and daughter. Hazel,
left Tuesday morning by auto for Tono-
pah. She will also visit Goldfeld dur
ing the meeting Of the Mining Congress
in that city.
James and Tony Romano OF Diamond
Valley left Tuesday for San Francisco,
the former with a carload OF steers and
the latter with a carload Of horses for
that market.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald and son, Rich.
ard Y, left Monday for Boston, the home
OF the latter, where the Judge will visit
with Mr.. Fitzgerald and family during
the Winter.
G. S. B~atchelder, who has been visit
ing In Eureka for the past week, left
Monday for San Francisco, and from
there will GO to his home at Spokane,
Washington.
William Moore Of the Warm Springs
ranch, White Pine County. arn into
Eureka Wednesday with q bunch OF 20
range horses for shipment East. They
were sold to w. B. Roach Of Darling.
ton, Wisconsin.
Wells Fargo & Co. this week received
aud put in commission the express de.
livery wagon that was recently sent to
San Francisco to bs thoroughly over.
hauled and painted. 1t now has a
brand-new appearance.
Miss Nina Whitmore. who has spent
the Summer with her parents in Eureka,
departed by Mondays train for Pitts
burg. Penn, where she goes to open a
studio aud give instruction in dramatic.
literary and elocutionary work.
Joseph Tognini, a former business
man OF Eureka. but now one of the
largest land and cattle owners of Ruby
Valley. Elko County. drove in to Eu.
reka Wednesday on business. lie was
accompanied by Charles Frankino.
Mrs. Joseph Tognoni of Duckwater
returned to Eureka Saturday from Og.
den. Utah. where she went recently to
place her daughter, Miss Elva, in u CT
the schools Of that city. Mr.. Tognoni
drove in Sunday to meet his wife and
they left for their home the following
day.
Judge Peter Breen left for Goldfield
on Wednesdays train. He goes as the
representative Of the Mining Exhibit
Association Of Eureka County to the
Mining Congress that ~convenes in that
city on September 81. The Judge has