The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-31
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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"A Happy New Year"
Antonio Florio Of Beowawe was in
Eoreks this week for q few days visit.
will Huebner returned from Palisade
Thursday where he has been visiting
relatives.
Frank Kopp came In from Silverado
Saturday and will remain until after
New Years.
Charley Ruden was m arrival
from Silverado Thursday for o few
days visit in Eureka.
The Episcopal Guild will hold its
next meeting on Friday afternoon. jan
nary 8. at the Church vestry on Spring
street.
Supt. G. w. Leighton Of the Nevada
Central Copper Company came to Eu
rska Saturday to spend Christmas at
home.
The Lobster Club Band visited q num-
Der Of business places in Eureka on
Christmas Day and ~discoursed excellent
music.
The SENTINEL Is in receipt Of two
ssrviceable commercial 1911 calendars
from the Henderson Banking Company
Of Elko, for which it returns thanks.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm, who is teach
ing school at Beowawe. arrived here
Saturday to spend her holiday vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Ed Wilhelm.
Robert Raftice. who has a number OF
claims at Bald Mountain. White Pine
County, left here Thursday to look
after his mining interests at that place.
Mrs. James Romano. John Romano.
and the Misses Rose, Lizzie and Mary
Romano Of Diamond Valley are in Eu-
rska to spend New Years with relatives.
John Hancock. Jr., Will L~oofbourrow
and Frank Mcbride, who are employed
ct the mines of the Nevada Central Cop
per Company near Oak Station, drove
In from there Thursday.
There will be q meeting Of Eureka
Temple No. 10. Pythian Sisters. Mon
day evening. January 2. A full at.
tendance of members is requested as
there will be an initiation.
Miss Sylvia Rogantini, who left here
about six weeks ago for Salt Lake to
treat with a specialist for throat trouble.
returned to Eureka Saturday greatly
improved from the ailment.
Tue regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners will
be held next Monday. The old Board
10 in session to-day and is busy closing
mp its bust ness for the past year.
A surprise party was given Mrs. A.
O. Florio on Ruby Hill last Wednesday
evening by q number Of friends. Re-
freshments were served and dancing
and games INDUCED in until after the
midnight hour.
Charles De Flon came up from Duck
water last Saturday to spend Christmas
In Eureka with his mother, Mrs. NJ.
Rich. He was accompanied by George
Halstead. Jr., and the boys remained
here until Wednesday.
Miss Christy Fulton, who has been
teaching the school at Tenabo, Lander
County, returned TO Eureka last Satur-
AaU Msaa Eplfnn hao haan rad m
teach at Pinto and will take charge Of
that school next Monday.
Walter Young left Friday for San
Francisco. where he intends taking o
course in assaying. He recently pur'
chased the assaying outfit OF K. ii.
Locke in Eureka, and on his return it
10 understood he will open an assay Of
fee here.
j. B. Bales team arrived from Pail.
sade Thursday. bringing in Q supply Of
fresh California vegetables aud other
prod noe; also q quantity Of oranges,
lemons, q barrel Of fresh imported
Italian chestnuts and fresh canned
Eastern oysters.
Miss Florence McMillen, who has
been teaching the school at Cottonwood,
resigned that position recently and has
accepted the place as teacher OF the
school &C Strawberry, White Pine
County. She left here this week to be-
gin her duties there next Monday.
John Williams g Company. who have
been running . band of sheep at Willow
Greek, Nye County. have decided TO 20
out Of hat business for the present.
This week they sold and delivered all