The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.

,,.i,ors in Eureka Saturday and Sun.
dav from Newark Valley.
The Misses Annie, Myrtle and Bonnie
Saith we're in from Newark Valley to
s,end Thanksgiving in Eureka.
william Blair Of Bull Greek, Nye
c,nnty. was in Eureka on Monday at.
landing to some business matters.
There will be regular meeting of Eu.
resa Lodge No. IS, +. 81 A. M. this
saturday. evening. at z o'clock. Elec-
ton Of officers.
Mrs. G. W. Leighton returned Thurs
aav from a visit with her husband at
The Nevada Central Copper Oompany's
mines at Cedar Station.
Mrs. s. 6. Dye and little son left
Fddsy for Ogden, Utah. for q visit with
her daughter, Miss Rhoda, who is at.
tending school in that city.
There will be q meeting Of the ladies
of st. James Episcopal Guild at the
residence OF Mrs. Laura Hoegh oil Fri
day afternoon. December 8.
Johnny Blair drove in Wednesday
from Antelope Valley and brought Miss
Agnes Lucey, who came in TO spend
her Thanksgiving vacation at home.
John Romano. his sisters, Misses
Lzzie and Rose. and Miss Teal, drove
in Thursday from the Romano ranch in
Diamond Valley to attend the ball that
evening.
Chadwick & Sykes, the contractors
who are demonstrating the Z. & p.
Railroad, are ad yertising for teamsters
and trackmen in another column Of TO.
days SENTINEL.
Edgar Sadler brought his wife and
children up from the Sulphur ranch in
Diamond Valley on Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs. Sadler's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Eccles of Ruby Hill
Bernard Damele drove his new auto
into Eureka Thursday and brought his
wife. Peter Damele, his sister. Miss
Margaret, and Miss Adelaide Wilhelm
in from Tonkin TO spend Thanksgiving
In Eureka.
A telephone message from Palisade
Friday stated that William Sweet. who
has a number Of mining properties on
Adams Hill bonded. and who went East
to confer with the people who are con.
eerned in taking over the properties,
wasa passenger on the stage leaving
Palisade that morning and would ar.
rive in Eureka to-day.
DR.. X. l.. Magoon. the dentist. re.
turned to Ely Wedne day in his auto &C
eompanied by his office assistant. Miss
Florence Tilford. During his several
days visit in Eureka his time was
fully occupied in doing dental work.
On this trip he demonstrated his pro-
fciency as Q mechanical workman,
doing some substantial and neat crown
ing and bridge work.
The presence Of Ed Whitmore in En-
reka, the former leader of the Lobster
Gu Band, was the cause Of the gather
ing together OF its members last Wed.
nesday evening for an old. time practice
and general good time. The pleasurable
meeting wound up by the band pro-
curing some home made torches and
parading Maine street, playing some Of
their best and favorite selections.
Ed Whitmore was an arrival by Tues.
days stage from California en- route to
Ely. where be expects to spend the
Winter. He left Nevada several months
ago for Lower California, but was taken
With q severe illness at Los Angeles
and was compelled to abandon his trip.
he spent the week here attending to
business matters and visiting with his
many friends in Eureka.
Jsmes Kau,z has taken the contracl
70 DO the assessment work on the Lu'
inn group OF mining claims about two
miles southwest of Eureka. owned by
A. J. Galloway of Healdsburg. Cal.
and A. b. Lightfoot. He commenced
work Friday morning in a tunnel which
now in about 100 feet. and Is being
run to tap a ledge about 800 feet on
The surface from the mouth Of the I'M
mel.
e. b. Bale, who conducts a shoe store
and harness shop in Eureka, and Peter
Aimone, q miner of this district. left
together Monday for . trip to Italy.
Mr.. bale has gone on a visit to his
mother and other near relatives at
usnoa, while Mr.. Aimone goes to Turin
70 settle an estate matter and attend TO
some other business. They expect to
De absent from Eureka about three
months.