The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-27
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&hOrt Visit AZ OSucbs Otah.
4 A.. p. Msyberry and Robert Harvey
In this morning to inspect some min
BIZ property at Hamilton.
Mrs. r. Mechanics left Saturday for
kswark Valley for a short visit with
lar daughter, Mrs. Ernest Simonsen.
Mrs. James McGlynn and children
his week removed from Eureka to the
Eartin house on Ruby Hin (Richmond
3de).
Mrs. A. Mckay left Sunday for Duck.
later. She was accompanied by Miss
Florence Mcmillan and Herbert Bur.
tnick.
Adams johnson, during the absence
Agent 8. q. Dye, is in charge Of the
s. P. Company's business at this end
the line.
There will be q regular meeting OF
bhigenia Chapter No. s. o. f. s..
thursday evening September 1. A full
~uttendance Is deslren.
I.arles Boyle came mp from the Oar.
In ranch, near Summit Station, north
Eureka. Monday to attend to some
%nsiness matters.
Charles L. Holloway. who is doing
sessment work on a number of mines
is interested in in Spring Valley. south
Eureka. was in town the first Of the
eek.
Judge Peter Breen and son, Peter. re.
Srned home Tuesday evening from
tustin. where the Judge held a short
bssion Of the Lander County District
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. HUI and little
laughter left Tuesday for Iilipah, White
kine county. for a visit with Mrs. Hull
brents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moor.
ban.
n Bernard Dameleand sister. Miss Mar.
bret. came in from Tonkin Monday.
Do their return Wednesday they were
accompanied by Miss Rose Curto, who
pes there for a visit.
As will be seen by advertisement u
Ter the beading Republicans Take No
ace," in this Issue, a meeting is called
.br Saturday evening, September 3, al
O'Clock. A full attendance is re.
luested.
Y N. L. Fillmore. accompanied by hi'
sife, drove in Sunday from near
'Damele's about 30 miles west of Eureka.
hr. Fillmore is developing some mines
=here and he came to Eureka to get
pen to sink a shaft on the property.
j Will Mau left Saturday morning with
private conveyance for Hamilton to
Bring home his mother. Mrs. A. Mau,
ind sis~ter-in-law, Mrs. Otto X. Mau,
tho have been visiting relatives and
blends there aud al Ely for the pas,
Two months.
= Attention is called to an advertise
bent in another column warning the
3arties who uulawfully hauled away
] mbers from the Rose mine In Spring
galley to return them Immediately o
hey will be proceeded against accord
pg to law.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. ID. Train and son Of
kansas City. Missouri. and Mr.. aud
FRS Hayms and daughter of Salt Lake.
4rrised here Monday evening from thu
Poast by automobiles. They remained
yer night aud left on their homeward
ZIP the next morning.
After Eureka Lodge No. 90. l. o. o.
!, closed its meeting Wednesday even
ag the members were invited to a ban
net given by Diamond Rebekah Lodge
10. s at their hall In honor OF the 10Th
aniversary Of the establishment Of the
4 litter order in Eureka.
s telegram was received in Eureka
day from the Manhattan Mining
mpany at Austin asking that two
'penters be sent over there. AS the
srmers Mining Company Is now EN-.
Paying about all that class OF workmei
20 at present. the request could not
'I.complied with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Geraty ano
their three children who have been
spending the Summer in Eureka. left
frhursday morning by private convey
ance for Ely. Altar a visit with friends
=fAere they will go on to Auburn. Call
E~fornia, where Mr.. Geraty last year
purchased a fine home.
6. A. Fletcher had a narrow escape
from serious injury Thursday. He was
taking the. shoes from the fore feet OF 0
horse. when the animal reared up and
struck him on the right side OF the head
cutting a deep cash below the corner OF
The right eye. DIR. Burnett dressed the
wound. and no serious effects are nov
anticipated.
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