The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-10-14
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Eoreks this week.
A. p. Tenvoord returned Tuesday
from his trip to Elko.
Mrs. N. Rich returned Thursday from
her visit ct Duckwatsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gent Marteletti Of New.
Ark Valley are visiting in Eureka.
N. N. Horner was . departure fol
Ely Thursday BY private conveyance.
Robert Mckay arrived here Thursday
from Duckwater with . load Of chickens
and butter.
George L. Kaeding Of the Farmers
Mining Company left Wednesday for
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. A. Fletcher returned Tuesday
from Q several weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow, ct Lamoille,
Elko County.
James Morrison and Miss Agnes
Luoey came in from Antelope valley
Friday evening TO attend the Italian
Benevolent Society's ball.
Mrs. James Rosevear Of nlipah and
Miss Evelyn Matson Of Hamilton ar.
rived here Thursday for . visit with
Mrs. John Flavin of Ruby Hill.
A full attendance of members Of
Iphigsnis Chapter No. 8. o. E. s., is re.
quested at the regular meeting on
Thursday evening. October 10, at 2
o'clock.
K. NJ. Simpson, formerly connected
with the Buckhorn Mines Company at
Buckhorn, has succeeded John Fulton
~ engineer in charge Of George Wing.
fields properties in the southern end of
the State.
Mrs. J. ]. Luoey and her two young.
est children were departures for San
Francisco on Monday. The little
daughter. Margaret. has not fully re.
covered from Q recent fall, and Is being
taken to the city for treatment.
The SENTINEL this week received a
handsomely engraved invitation to at
tend the ground. breaking ceremonies
for the Panama. Exposition. which is to
take place In San Francisco to-day.
President Taft 10 to be present aud lift
the first spadefull Of earth.
Judge Peter Breen and his daughter,
Miss Mamie, left last Sunday for Austin
BY private conveyance. The Judge will
hold o term Of the Lander County Dis
trict Court. and Miss Mamie goes to
Reese River TO teach the Winter term
Of the district school there.
Newark Valley was visited last Mon
day BY an unusually evere sleet and
snowstorm. accompanied by very high
winds. The Diamond mountains on
the west side and the White Pine range
on the east side Of the valley were
heavily covered with snow.
Albert Brehe. accompanied by his
cousins. the Misses Linda and Mary
Bsrer. nieoes Of the late Fred Essel-
bruegge Of Eureka. were arrivals here
Friday afternoon for . short visit with
friends. The young ladies are On a
visit to the Brehe family at SHELTON,
Elko County, from their home at APP
pleton, Mo.
Miss Rose Curto was q departure for
Cherry Greek. White Pine County. on
Monday via Palisade. After q visit
there with her sister. Mrs. p. A.
Salvi. she will visit At Ely with the
family Of her brother. Dominick Curto.
md II the proposed Normal School is
established at Ely it Is her intention to
remain there and take . course Of study.
Dan Morrison left Wednesday for
Sacramento. California. to take posses.
sion Of the fruit ranch he purchased last
Summer at Fair Oaks. about IA miles
east Of Sacramento. 1t is understood
he will make Q number Of improve
ments on the place, and his family will
probably join him later and spend part
OF the Winter in their new California
home.
Deputy Superintendent A. b. Light
foot arrived in Eureka from Ely Tues
day and held q consultation with the
school authorities that evening. he
left Wednesday morning for Torkin,
Oortez, Grass Valley. Austin and other
points In Lander County, expecting to
Be ont about six weeks on the trip be-
fore returning to Eureka. He expressed
himself Is being highly Rratiied with
school conditions in the second super
vision district.
A. o. Florio. plaintiff in his suit
against the Receiver Of the Eureka Coun-
~ Bank. that came up for trial before
Judge Tsber in the District Court at