The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-07-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.

water Wednesday.
Fred Irwin Of Duckwater drove in TO
Eureka Friday for a load Of supplies.
John @. Kitchen Of Ruby Hill re-
,urued here from Elko Thursday with
a load Of supplies.
Judge Peter Breen and little son,
Peter, returned to Eureka Monday from
their trip TO Reno and Austin.
Mrs. @. M. Roberts and Mrs. 8. T.
Edwards left Thursday for Mineral Hill
for a visit with Miss Ida Bruffey.
Mrs. Thomas Eccles of Ruby Hill left
Wednesday for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Edgar Sadler, Of Diamond Valley.
Miss Ida Bruffey Of Mineral Hill,
who has been visiting with friends
In Eureka for the past week, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Rosever Of Iilipah,
White Pine County, arrived here
Thursday for q visit with Mrs. John
Flavin Of Ruby Hill.
Mrs Elwood Beemer. Of Sparks, Ne.
yads, who has been on q visit here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. HUI.
returned home Wednesday.
Morris Roberts, a former resident Of
Ruby Hill. aud member of the firm of
Wade g. Roberts. arrived in Eureka
Thursday from Ely on a business trip.
The first new potatoes OF the season
were brought in from the w. II. Smith
ranch in Newark Valley Thursday and
readily sold here at five cents per pound.
H. NJ. Cooper of the Farmers Mining
Company. who vas called East a couple
Of weeks ago on account Of the death OF
his uncle, w. d. Cooper, returned to
Eureka Friday.
J. G.. Mccarthy, b~ookkeeper for the
Farmers Mining Company in Eureka,
resigned his position this week and left
Thursday for his home at Redwood
City. San Mateo County, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Stewart, accom-.
panied by their young son. Spencer.
who have been absent in California for
the past year. returned to Eureka from
Grass Valley. California. Wednesday.
Next Monday will be the 37th an
niversary Of the big flood that occurred
10 Eureka on the afternoon Of July "a,
1874. when IA persons lost their lives by
drowning and about 500. 900 worth Of
property was destroyed.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner left for Pail.
SADIE Thursday IN route to Elko. where
she had been summoned on account Of
the serious illness of her daughter. Mrs.
A. Anderson. who has been taken there
recently for treatment.
Attention Ia called to the advertise
ment Of Wade 81 Roberts OF Ely. who
nave opened up and have now on dis
play in the Holly building on Main
street a large stock of mems and boys
clothing, hats. shoes. etc.
William Spargo Of Leadville, Colo.
RADIO. brother-in.iaw Of Mrs. Edward
Moyle Of Ruby Hill. arrived in Eureka
Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. Spargo was formerly a resident OF
Ruby Hill. and worked in the mines
there. but left here about IS years ago
II rained here every day this week
With the exception OF Wednesday. 90
Friday there was quite . ~downpour.
Reports from the western part OF the
State say there were heavy rains aud
thunder storms, which did considerable
damage at Reno and vicinity and IN
carson valley.
Robert L. Benson OF Chicago. manag-
ing director Of the Nevada Central Cop
per Company, whose mines are located
near Oak Station ON the U. q 7. Rail
road, arrived at Palisade Wednesday en-
route to the company's mines on an in
spection trip. Mr.. Benson is expected
10 visit Eureka before returning East.
The telephone line between Eureka
and Palisade has been out OF commits
sion nearly all week. which has caused
considerable inconvenience to those hav-
ing business in the East and West that
required immediate attention. While
Ii is known hat the line is not down,
the service has been so unsatisfactory
that IT bias been almost impossible to
send or receive messages.