The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-04
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,,om an official visit TO Reno.
A. P. Mayberry returned to Eureka
r,iday night from . trip to Buckhorn.
Mrs Sarah Skillman left last Sunday
,or /. visit TO the Winzsll ranch at Alpha.
Camille Gallo came in Saturday from
,bs Bart Ceruti ranch in Antelope
Valley.
n. NJ. Cooper OF the Farmers Mining
Company left Monday on . business
trip to Salt Lake.
William Leighton made q business
.~;n TO Eureka Saturday from his mines
near Oak Station.
NJ. p. Murphy has been confined 10
b;s he'd this week with q severe attack
Of rheumatism.
Attorney T. J.. McParlin was an ar.
rival in Eureka Friday night from Buck
horn on legal business.
Mrs. Fanny Evans and her two sons.
John and Peter. returned Friday from
their trip to Buckhorn.
Miss Lena Pasrbrinc returned last
Saturday from q several week. visit
with relatives at Duck water.
C. NJ. Dull, business manager Of the
Windfall Mining Company, was q de.
parture for Reno by Thursdays stage.
E. J. Anderson aud Charles Rannells
returned t o Eureka Saturday evening
from their trip to National, Humboldt
County.
Miss Emma O. Regli. who has been
teaching the Dutch Flat district school
In Nye County. returned to her home
last Wednesday by private conveyance.
After the procession returned to town
from the cemeteries on Memorial Day.
Eureka Lodge No. 20. l. o. o. f.. gave
the members of the Lobster Club Band
dinner at the Hotel Zadow.
The SENTINEL has received q copy Of
the Herald. now published at Spring
view, Nebraska, BY +. e. Grant. q
former employee Of this paper, who
left here several weeks ago to take
charge of the plant.
Alex Arthur. formerly engineer on
the Z. g. P. railway, accompanied by
his wife and three children, leave Mon
day for Quebec. Canada, where Mr..
Arthur has q farm. and where he and
his family will make their future home.
As will be seen by advertisement In
to-day's SENTINEL. Eureka 10 to have 0
grand ball on the Fourth this year as
usual. The Rescue Hose Company has
for years given their annivefsary ball
on the evening Of the National holiday,
and the boys say the present event will
be fully up to the standard Of their en-
tsrtsinments in the past.
Bayard H. Jones, assistant principal
Of the Eureka County High School.
took q number Of views of the Memoir
ial Day procession while 10 was on its
march from Eureka TO the cemeteries
on Decoration Day. He also took pic
lures Of Eureka Company No. Q Uni.
form Rank. Knights Of PythiAs. the
sams afternoon In Eureka.
The SENTINEL received an invitation
TO attend the graduating exercises OF
the Sumner class Of 1910 OF the Berke.
ley High School. which took place at
Berkeley. California, Friday evening.
June 8. Among those who composed
the graduating class was Miss Pauline
Jackson. eldest daughter OF MI. and
Mrs. II. A. jackson. former we'll known
residents Of Eoreka, now residing ut
Berkeley.
Sylvia aud Laura Bordoli. who reside
with their mother near Blue Eagle.
Nye County. and who have been at.
tending the Eureka High School the
present term. leave this morning for
their home. The reason for their leav'
ing before the closing Of school for the
sammsr vacation Ia owing to the fact
OF = Misunderstanding Of the party
bringing over the rig to take the young
ladies TO their home a. to the date when
the schools would close here.
Mrs. A. Childs aud son George, 40
eompanied by G. A. Ryan. arrived 10
Eureka BY private conveyance from Fal
Ion. Churchill County. Friday after
noon. Mrs. Childs IL q sister OF Mrs
Laura HoeRh Of Eureka. Mr.. Ohild'
leaves Saturday morning for Ruby Val
ley for q visit with his grandmother
Mrs. R Hagar. and uncle, DIR. II. Hagar
Mrs. Childs will remain here unit
school closes aud she and her sister ant
two nephews will also 20 to the HaRsl
ranch in Ruby Valley to visit this Sum
mer. Mr.. Ryan 10 ON his way I
Lincoln. Nebraska. and expects to leav'
next Monday.