The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-10
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Dan Morrison lett Inursday ior EXC
M q business trip.
Mrs Flora Morris advertises In this
,..os the sale Of her goods at reduced
prices.
1obn NJ. Signorelli has q notice ITO
whom It May Concern under New
To-Day"
District Attorney T. ]. McParlin left
Wednesday for a trip down the road on
professional business.
n NJ. Cooper of the Farmers Mining
oompsny left Monday morning on a
buaness trip to Salt Lake.
Attorney C. b. Henderson Of Elko
meut Tuesday and Wednesday In Eu-
rsks on professional business.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge No. 16, #. & A. NJ,
Saturday, evening at z O'Clock. Elec-
ton Of officers.
The announcement Of the annual
New Years masquerade ball Of the
Mob Hill Fire Company is published in
this issue Of the SENTINEL.
The official scorer gives the SENTINEL
the following score Of the baseball game
plsyed on the school grounds last Sat-
urday: Mob Hills 6. Spring Streets, 8.
Duckwater hay is now selling in the
Eoreka market at s22 q on. John
Williams last week brought In a 10
horse load which he disposed of here at
that price.
The Episcopal Guild will meet to
ssv and do needlework at the residence
Of Mrs. G. NJ. Roberts on Spring street
on Friday afternoon. December 16, at
1880 o'clock.
Mrs. G.. S. Henderson of Eureka, who
has recently been visiting with her sou.
Jay, at Tonopah. left there last week
for a visit with her son. Bert, at Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Harrison Houseworth. special agent
Of the Liverpool. London and Globe 10.
surance Company, spent last Tuesday
in Eureka looking over his company's
risks in this section.
Mrs. A. Mcbride Of Eureka received
. telegram from Palisade Tuesday sum
moning her to the latter place on ac-
count Of the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Pratt. IL has
since been learned that Mrs. Pratt's
condition is much improved.
Telephone reports from Pallsade say
II has been raining there for the last
four days, and that the roads are now
muddy and in bad condition. While
the weather has been cloudy and threat
ening here, a slight sprinkle Friday
afternoon is all the moisture that has
fallen here recently.
James Rogantini received a telegram
from Salt Lake Thursday stating that
his daughter, Miss Sylvia, had had two
operations performed on her throat by
specialist in that city recently, which
we're successful. The telegram further
stated that she would leave for home
the next morning.
W. K. Amidon. who left here about
six weeks ago on his motorcycle for a trip
through southern California. returned
to Eureka Thursday. He wen to Los
Angeles via Reno and San Francisco.
and reports having had a pleasant trip,
his motorcycle giving him but little
trouble. He has returned with the in
tention OF remaining in Nevada.
Bert Kapenhaven. who came here
last September and took up a number
Of placer locations on the fiat near
Vincent Lani's old milk ranch north.
west OF town. returned to Eureka by
auto Tuesday, and il is learned that he
went out to the same section Thursday
and took up additional locations. He
left for Manhattan, Nye County, this
morning.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher received a tele-
gram last Sunday night stating that her
sister. Mrs Dave Morrow, was seriously
Ill with pneumonia at her home In La
NOBLE Valley. Elko County. Granville
Fletcher and his mother left the next
morning by private conveyance for
Palisade en- route TO Elko and Lamoille.
As no further news has been received it
Is thought Mrs. Morrow's condition has
improved.