The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-13
rHR KA S E NTINEL
LOCAL BREvITIES.

ID. IL. Welutnau tcit EEluhy mOrniDf
in his auto on q business trip to Reno
Miss Isabel Merialdo left Friday fo,
Reno to resume her studies at the State
University.
The Windfall Company's new mil
building 10 this week receiving a Goa,
Of red paint.
Thomas Spracklin left Monday 70,
the mining camp Of National in Hum.
boldt County.
James R~ogantini and family of Pintt
Greek came in the first Of the week foi
o visit in town.
A motto rsoycle in good condition is
offered for sale. See advertisement I'm.
der New To-Day"
p. L. Woodate and H. T. johnson,
two commercial men OF Elko, were ar
rivals here Wednesday night.
Robert Hills. who has been engaged
for the past month trapping horses IN
Newark Valley. came in Friday.
Willie johnson was a departure for
Phenix, Arizona. Wednesday morning.
on o visit to his uncle. Chris Geraty.
Leo Lucey came in Friday from New
ark Valley. where he has been working
in the hay fields for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hicks left We'd
nesday for Q visit to Mrs. Hicks' cousin,
Mrs. Dan Riordan OF Mound Valley,
Elko County.
John Mechanics came In Wednesday
from the Simonsen ranch in Newark
Valley where he has been hsying for
the past month.
Miss Edna Broy departed Wednesday
for Ventura. California, where she goe,
TO take q business course In one of the
colleges at that place.
John g. Kitchen and son, Hiram, OF
Ruby Hill returned Friday from Ante
lope Valley, where they have beer
looking after their cattle.
J. w. Ebert, who has been visiting il
Eureka for the past two weeks, accom-
penied by Commissioner VIII. Sweeney,
returned to Palisade Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Bush Dawkins, accompanied by
her two sons, departed Wednesday 70,
McCloud's Springs. about 2s miles north
Of Eureka. where she goes to join her
husband.
Miss May Delaney departed for Lane
City, White Pine County. Wednesday.
where she has been engaged to teach
the term Of school there beginning on
the frst Monday in September.
Miss Mary DeFlon OF Eureka, who
has been attending the State Normal
School at San Jose. California, is a re.
cent arrival in Reno and will finish her
studies ct the Nevada University.
]. L. Considine. Bullion Tax Agent
for Nevada, spent Tuesday night in En-.
reka on official business. He is making
q trip through the eastern portion Of the
State and left here Wednesday fol
Austin.
James Kautz came in from Newark
Valley Friday. accompanied by Willie
Thomas. who will be sent to Salt Lake
to attend school. Mr.. Kautz says the
Newark Valley ranchers are harvesting
very fair hay crop this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman and son,
Eddie, have returned home from q visit
to Ely and Hamilton. The first day out
from Eureka they lost their fine big sor'
rel family driving horse. the animal
dying suddenly o few miles this side OF
the Six Mile House.
Thursday Charles Regli brought in
the following crew who have been hay
ing at his ranch about 10 miles south OF
Eureka: James A. Sri, John Jewell,
John Curley and Bert Hooking. Mr.
Regli says they put mp about 500 toni
Of hay this season which Is over the
average.
A. E. Kimball, r. G. Turrittin ant
Spencer Reynolds. trustees Of the Eu
reka Live Stock Company. who hav'
been inspecting the properties OF thu
company for the past week. returned 4
Eureka Friday. They will be her
several days yet looking into that com
pany's affairs.
Mrs. William Spinner. accompanies
BY her two daughters, Misses Mabe
and Idella, left Wednesday morning 70
Los Angeles. California. where the,
expect to make their future home. TIL
Spinner family have been residents O
Eureka for over 80 years. Anothe
daughter. Miss Alma. will join he
mother and sisters at Winnemucca an
accompany them to California.
Henry Wedekind arrived here We
nesday. coming across the country b
team from Reno. He stated that tn
reason he did not nut ON the auto Sci