The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-11-13
LOCAL BREvITIES.

a D. mhkoOA -
v.ssins trip in the new D0'f"0'n 0''
rict.
yo,;cs Of meeting Of the stakeholder
-. Adams Hill Mining Company !
0.s,.bed in to-dsy's SENTINEL.
Ne. +. A. Strehlke and young sol
"a his week for Ely. where Mrs
s,'.hIle soes to join her husband.
Ma. Irene Ellithorpe of sevenTroughs
usmbold, County, arrived in Eureka OF
w.duesdsy's train for a visit with Mrs
3. N. Bradley.
p Walden, travelling representa-
a.a the Royal and Queen Fire In
..,,ocs Companies. spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Eureka.
Tia Lobster Club Band this week re-
,.i,sd two new instruments. an alto and
.h.ritone. This equips the band with
tall act Of Conn silver plated instru'
nsnts.
Eareka Temple No. is, Pythfan Sis
,,r. will give a grand ball at the En-
,.u Opera House Thanksgiving night.
.. Advertisement in another column in
this issue.
. Mrs. J. Bardolio OF Little Cherry Creek,
y,e County, arrived here Saturday for
visit with her two daughters, Sylvia
and Laura, who are attending the Eu'
rska public school.
W Z. Griffin. Vice President Of the
Eoreka County Bank, who has been
laid up for the past week with an attack
of illness. Is now much improved and
able 4, be up aud around his room.
Rev. Father Matthew Collins left on
Wednesdays train for a few weeks
psrochisl visit at Carlin, Elko and Ely.
Daring his absence there will be no ser.
vices at the Catholic Church In Eureka.
l. T. Handley advertises in to-day's
SENTINEL for information looking TO
he recovery OF four horses and a mule
that recently estrayei from Diamond
Valley. See notice under New To-
Day."
The boarding house at the Windfall
mine that has been conducted by the
company since IL was started, has passed
under the management Of A. @. Florio
Of the Brown Hotel. who will in the
future conduct the same.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher returned home
Saturday. Besides visiting with her
lister. Mrs. Dave Morrow, at Lamoille.
Exc County. she spent several weeks
at Bartlett Springs, California, and
visited friends in San Francisco.
John Healy opened the old Jack Per.
~ saloon on the corner Of Main and
Batemsn streets last Saturday night.
Mr.. Healy is a former employe OF the
Windfsll mine, and has changed the
Of the place to the Windfall sa-
loon.
Frank A. Keith, a prominent mining
maa, arrived Thursday from Los Ange-
lee. California. He went out Friday
10 the Windfall mine with ID. +. Nc
earthly to look over some Of the mining
round the latter has bonded in that
Charles ). Greenwood, wife and three
hildren and Eugene Geraty. wife and
hree children. left Monday for Auburn.
Auburn is Mr.. Greenwood's
ONE, and Mr.. Geraty and family go
here to spend the Winter as the guests
the Greenwoods.
Ed Kennedy and Lige Harris returned
Eureka this week from a prospecting
ip In the new Buckhorn district, about
} miles west of Alpha. They report
nding several promising prospects. and
70 now here awaiting the returns from
number Of assays they are having
lads Of the newly discovered rock.
DIR. Henry Hagar. accompanied by
is mother, Mrs. X. Hagar, drove IN
from his ranch in Ruby Va.
~, Elko County. called here owing to
he illness Of his sister, Mrs. Laura
who was last week thought to
70 in a serious condition. Mrs. Hoegh's
condition is now reported considerably
improved, but her mother and brother
will remain here until she ecover
her illness.
Mrs. l. J. Wilson and son, Homer, ac-
ompanied by her daughter and son-in-
Nv. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Seabury. drove
to Eureka from their home at Mont.
Or Valley. Nye County, Monday. Mrs.
Wilson'S visit here was for the purpose
{ buying a supply Of furniture to re-
lace similar household articles recently
onsumed by fire when the Wilson resi-
ence and contents were totally des-
They returned home Wednes-
lay.