The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-10-07
Tvs KA Sc NTINEL
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1911

Mrs. NJ. Rich and Mrs. A. Mckay
,sf, Eureka Tuesday for o trip to Duck.
water.
Mrs. W. #. Burnett returned Tuesday
from her visit with relatives in Cali.
fornia.
supt. G. W. Leighton of the Nevada
Camper Company was up from Oak Sta.
ton on Thursday.
W. Z. Jeannot left Thursday for
Dsnyer, Colorado. en- route to New
Mexico on a business trip.
Mrs. O. p. Barnum and infant
daughter left Friday for their home in
Fish Lake Valley.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Eureka Lodge Nc. 10. +. d A. NJ, on
Saturday evening, Oct. z, at 2 O'Clock.
The Sulphur district school at Romano
was opened on Wednesday Of this week
with Miss Ora Teel of Bishop, Cali.
fornis. as teacher.
Ed Rogers and Marvin Trezona. who
have been employed at the Windfall
plsnt for several months. departed for
Salt Lake City by Wednesdays stage.
Miss Annie Smith was a departure
for Reno last Saturday to attend the
Grand Lodge of Pythisn Sisters as a
representative Of Eureka Temple No. Is.
Thursday was pay day with the
Windfall Mining Company, and a num-
Der Of the employees who live at the
mine were down town that evening en-.
loving some of the delights Of city life.
Antoine Sri Is engaged In taking an
inventory Of the stock in his store at
Palisade, with a view Of disposing Of
his mercantile business there to ]. p.
Raine, who last week lost his store at
place by fire.
Stephen Damele Of Tonkin. who some
time z had one of his hands seriously
injured by having a pitchfork tine run
into it, is reported to be In q private
hospital in EIko undergoing treatment
for the injured hand.
George s. Nickerson, a mechanical
engineer and surveyor who has been
here several weeks engaged in doing
work for the Windfall Mining Com
pany. departed this morning for his
hama nj Sacramento Gal
Arthur s. Clayton, brother.in.lHw Of
Mrs. J. A. Rattazzi OF Eureka. has sold
his ranch at South Fork, Elko County.
and has moved with his family to
LAmoille Valley, in the same county.
where he intends locating.
Thomas W. Wildly, who is making an
automobile trip across the country with
a view Of assisting in the building OF q
trans-continental highway, arrived in
Eureka with his wife Thursday and re.
manned over night. continuing on to the
Coast yesterday morning.
The recent rain and snow are report
ed to have laid the dust nicely bet ween
Eureka aud Palisade and the roads are
said to have dried out so that they are
now in better shape for travel than at
any time this year. Considerable more
rain is reported to have fallen in the
north End OF the county than in this
section.
Miss Anna Lowrey OF Boulder, Colo
RADIO, arrived in Eureka Tuesday. Miss
Lowrey is a graduate Of the University
Of Colorado, and is the additional
teacher provided by the joint school
Boards to take charge Of the English
Department Of the County High School
and Eighth Grade work in the Eureka
District School.
The first snow OF the season com
menced falling here last Sunday even
ing and during that night about six
inches fell. II cleared up Monday aud
the weather moderated sufficiently to
thaw out the snow and there are o
little or no signs left Of the storm ex'
cept on the surrounding mountain tops
The barometer is now unusually high
and all signs point to good weather.
Peter Tognetti. an old-time resident
Of Eureka and vicinity, who for many
years was engaged with James Rogan-
TIM in r~anching on Pinto Creeek, but
who for the past three years has been
frelghting and hauling wood into Eu'
reka, is arranging for q trip to his OLD
home in Italy for a visit with His mother
and other relatives. He expects to cave
some time next week with James Mat
tel aud his family, who are also going
to Italy.
W. w. Page and his musical family
who visited Eureka twice during the
Summer and gave three parties In the
Eureka Opera House, passed through