The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-06-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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To-Day"
IA, Father Matthew Collins returned
u.auesday from a three weeks visit to
si,,p.risbioners in Elko County.
There will be a called communication
,rnraka Lodge No. 16. #. & A. M.
saturday, evening at 1880 O'Clock.
NJ. Louisa Irwin and her daughter,
H.. Charles Irving. Of Duckwater. are
:. Eureka attending to some business
matters.
Thomas Dixon, who has been In poor
..,l,b for some time. has gone to San
francisco to consult specialists regard.
Ing bis ailment.
Mrs. A. W. Clayton OF Huntington
,,llsy. Elko County. arrived in Eureka
s.,urdsy for q visit with her sister,
Mrs James A. Rattazzi.
". II. Sweeney has opened a real es-
ale and employment Office In the Holly
boilding opposite the Fletcher Bros.
stables on Main street.
Gaorce Winters. a former resident.
arrived here Tuesday from Trinidad.
Colorado, to join his wife. and they now
expect /, remain in Eureka.
Deputy supt. A. b. Lightfoot
,s,urued Wednesday from q 10 days
tim through the school districts In the
Northern part Of Lander and Eureka
Counties.
The regular annual ball Of the Rescue
Hose Company. to take place at the
Eureka Opera House on Monday
evening, July 5. is advertised in to.day's
SENTINEL
Prof. j. G. Scrugham, who inspected
the Eureka public schools for the Uni.
ysrsity and gave q lecture here Thurs.
day evening. returned to Reno by Fri
days train.
Mr.. A. s. Leahigh, who has been here
for the past Fix weeks on a visit with
her mother, Mrs. B. Regli. returned to
her home at Fly, White Pine County,
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bradley arrived Thursday
from Seven Troughs. Humboldt County,
to make her home with her son. Willis.
She was accompanied by Miss Irene
Ellithorpe, who comes here for q visit.
LAM & Repetto Of the Eureka Brew
cry saloon this week had the stone wall
along the walk on the north side OF the
building repaired. A new sewer lead
ing from the building has also been put
in.
The Winter term OF the Italian Ranch
district school was closed on Friday OF
last week. Miss Minnie Bremeukampf,
the teacher. has been reelected to teach
the next term. commencing in Septem-
Der.
Ernest Mau. accompanied by his
ro.her. Mrs. G.. A. Mau. left for Ely
Friday morning. where Mrs. Mau will
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur G..
Short. After a short stay in Ely Mr..
Man will go to Salt Lake and expects to
be absent several weeks.
An unusually large number OF people
who have relatives aud friends buried In
the different cemeteries here visited
Eoreka on Decoration Day from the
surrounding country, which very
materially swelled the large crowd in
evidence in town that day.
The present term OF tho Dewey dis.
trict school in Newark valley. White
Pine County. ended last week aud Miss
Theresa Romano, it's teacher. visited
in Eureka sevaral days before
for her home at Gold Greek,
White Pine County, on Tuesday.
The ladies Of st. James Guild were
entertained by Mrs. Caroline Hueboer
At her home ON Spring street on Friday.
May 81. Mrs. NJ. Horner of Ruby Hill
will entertain the Guild on Friday after.
noon. June IL, at the Hotel Lsdow.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
s, W. Mills of San Francisco. son OF
the late William II. Mills. a former resi-
lent Of Eureka. arrived here Saturday.
He had been TO Corttz to arrange some
business matters and concluded to visit
and spend Decoration Day here
before returning to his home in Cali.
An Indian boy IA years of age left
the Stewart Indian school at Carson
Sunday ON a walk towards the Cradle
baugh bridge. On his walk he found
wild parsnip and ate a portion of
1t. He then returned to the Indian
school. falling dead just as he entered
the yard.
The dance given at the Opera House
last Saturday evening by the mem.
hers OF the Eureka Baseball Club to the
visiting Palisade ball team sad their
who accompanied them from
the north end. was very largely attended
and proved to lie one of the most en-.
loyable affairs held in Eureka for acme
time.
G%ustavus Atwood. a cousin Of Mrs.
d. M. Schneider Of Eureka. accompan.
led BY his son. Frank Atwond. wara