The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-20
BREvITIES.

Nick Sri and Weedie Cardanelli de
,arted for Buckhorn Friday.
nan Morrison returned Saturday from
business trip to Mineral Hill.
ohanes Minoletti of Hamilton drov'
o,sr today on . business trip.
q. T. Freeman Of Palisade was
visitor in Eureka the first Of the week
Arthur Wilhelm left Wednesday fol
Wait with relatives at Grass Valley
California.
Lew Rodgers, formerly District At
toruey Of Eureka County, has opened q
law office at Reno.
Miss Aggie Lucey left Wednesday fol
visit with the Misses Annie and Myrtle
Smith of Newark Valley.
Although the nights are cool, during
the day it still continues warm with &C.
c~asional showers OF rain.
Miss Mary Caviglia returned Friday
from O two weeks visit with the Robin.
son family at Newark Valley.
There will he a stated c~onvocation Of
Eureka Lodge No. is, f. & A. NJ.
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
John Williams arrived here Thursday
from Elko with q IA animal team loaded
with freight for Eureka merchants.
William Leighton came mp from his
mines near Cedar Station north Of Eu.
reka Saturday on a business trip.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lee, Hiram Cazier, Edcil
Cazier, wife and three children. return
cd to their home at Currant Creek. Nye
County. Sunday.
Miss Villa Plummer Of Mineral Hill
arrived in Eureka Saturday for a short
visit. While here she is the guest OF
Miss Villa Huebner.
Thomas Gordon and Il. B. Wampler,
ROM Mountain mining men, passed
through Eureka the first Of the week on
their way to Buckhorn.
Oliver Pratt, wife aud three children
left for Palisade Friday morning. Mr..
Pratt intends shortly to enter the EN-
ploy OF the Western Pacific at that
place.
William Munich, who has been en-
ploysd at the Eberts ranch this side OF
Pslisade. was brought to Eureka Tues
day sick and taken to the county hos
pital.
Rudolph Zadow and Lyman Fulton
left Tuesday for Elko with a load Of
hides, pelts. etc. On the return trip
they will load with merchandise for
Eureka.
Judge Peter Breen. accompanied by his
son, Peter. left for Austin Friday morn
ing. where the Judge goes 70 hold a
short session Of the Lander County Dis.
trict Court.
Mrs. NJ. Rich returned Tuesday from
. visit in California. Her daughter.
Miss Mary DeFlon. accompanied her as
far as Reno, where she will attend the
State University.
The Trustees Of Beowawe school dis.
trict have notified Miss Adelaid Will
helm Of Eureka that she has been elect.
ed as teacher there for the next term .
commencing the first Monday in Sep
TENDER.
George Hale Brabrook and Walter
Techon, two mining men from Man
haitian, arrived here Tuesday evening
by automobile. They remained over
night and left for Austin the next
afternoon.
W. A. Moore Of the Warm Springs
ranch In Newark Valley. came in Sat
urday. On his return Sunday he was
accompanied by his son, George. who
has been here dootoring. and Miss
Kathleen Breen, who goes there for q
visit.
Mrs. F. 8. Ellis and children were
departures from Ruby Hill. Eureka
County. Thursday. en- route to Klamath
Falls, Oregon. where they were pre-
oeeded a few weeks ago by Mr.. Ellis.
Being favorably impressed with that
section. he sent for his family to joir
him there. where they will take uT
their residence.
Alfred Hooking. accompanied by hi
son, Frank, a blind boy, who had hi
syesight destroyed on Ruby Hill about
eight years ago by the explosion OF q
giant powder cap, left for Reno Friday
morning. At that place the boy will
be taken in charge by the proper au'
thorities and taken to the deaf. dumt
and blind asylum at Berkeley. California
where he will attend school.
Chauffeur L. A. Michal received IT,
new differential for his automobile
from Los Angeles Thursday to replace
the broken one, mention OF which wa
n