The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-06-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs ]. Peters, q former res'aen. o
-. Init now Of Tonopah. arrived IL
Eorsts Monday for a visit
n Jones. secretary Of the Eureka
w'.af.ll Mining Company, arrived
w.. from Reno on Wednesday.
v.r,,u Fletcher left for the East las
s.,,,dsv. and during his absence W
Hooper Is in charge Of the Eureki
Water Works.
W.. William Leighton left Eureki
s,,d.y for the East to spend the Sum
~.,vith friends in Denver. Chicago
and 10 Michigan.
Raw. Hoyt E. Henriques Of Elkt
o,,n,y arrived Wednesday and helt
..~,icas in the Episcopal Church her,
thursday evening.
W. whitney. the horse buyer Of
cssucil Bluffs, Iowa. arrived her,
Tuesday for the purpose OF buyinf
hr,es for shipment East.
I'M. Tyrrel. a horse buyer Of Wood
Ran. Nebraska, has been in Eureks
.veral days with . view Of gathering
horses for shipment East.
Mrs. Henry wsdekind Of Reno. ar.
rived in Eureka Saturday TO join heI
husband. They left for their home in
Newark Valley Sunday morning.
Mrs. Kate Cicali. a teacher in the
Eureka public school. accompanied BY
ber mother, Mrs. Caroline Huebner,
Left Saturday for q visit in California.
County Commissioner w. H. Swee.
usy. who was taken seriously i'll about
Two weeks ago with an attack Of pto.
maine poisoning. 10 reported to be slow.
y recovering.
George W. Barr. a former business
nan Of Salt Lake. arrived here from
Chsfey, Humboldt County. Nevada. on
Monday. and is sizing mp business con
di.ions in Eureka.
Thomas Dixon. who has been In San
Fancisco for several weeks past under
rsaiment OF specialists for stomach
roable. returned to Eureka Monday
nmewhat improved.
John Tatten. who is employed at the
Eureka Live Stock Company's Roberts
Creek ranch. came into town Wednes'
day suffering from q severe attack oil
riatica rheumatism.
Rev. A. d. Swogger. . Presbyterian
minister. who has been doing mission
vork In Utah. is here and will have
charge Of the Presbyterian Church In
Eureka during the Summer months.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
Of m invitation TO attend the
"Fizz." to be given at that place
July 5. A municipal grand ball will
conclude the evenings entertainment.
J. 7. Hodson. representing Eastern
spent several days here this
week inspecting mining properties on
Adams Hill and other mines of the
He returned East Wednes-
day.
Harry Father. Jr., accompanied by
his sister. Miss Efie, left on the train
Wednesday, morning for Salt Lake.
where Miss Father goes to consult an
regarding treatment for her
yes.
Charles 7. Wiedman left Wednesday
0 bis automobile for Tonopah and the
'sw camp Of Salisbury Wash. He was
ccompanied by his son. Alfred. who
by Sundays train from Pony.
A notice calling attention to the cleo.
to be held in Eureka County on
ugust Sd. when the question Of estsb-
a County High School will be
'ted upon. is Published in to-day's
ESTIsEL.
Miss Nina Whitmore, who has been
elocution and vocal music In
Q public schools at Corinth. New Y ork.
: the past year. returned by Wednes.
Us train to spend her Summer vaca.
at home.
Bullion Tax Agent J. F. Haley
rived in Eureka Saturday on one OF
J official tours of inspection of the
counties Of the State. He fin-
,ed up his business here that after.
'on and left for the western part OF
% State Sunday morning.
Mrs. f. NJ. I'm bersteg. accompanied
her son and daughter. left for Dia-
ond Station. IL miles north OF Eureka.
to join her husband. She and
ie children will remain there until the
Of school here in September.
hen they will return to Eureka.
The condition of Mrs. NJ. Wintzsll Of
ipha. who recently returned from San
rancisco where she had been under
ledical treatment, has not shown the
Improvement hoped for. and she left
gain for the city last Saturday. accom-
snied by her daughter. Miss Kitty.
The deserted appearance OF our streets
At Sunday by the absence Of SO many
I our people was very marked. With
. cheerful sunlight and cool breezei
the real Eureka weather-the day
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