The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Homer Wilson was a visitor in Eu
,sta several days the fore part Of thu
week from Austin.
n. M. Cooper of the Farmers Mining
oompany returned Friday from q bust
ness trip to Palisade and Elko.
Miss Ella Hildebrand of Cottonwood
bss returned to Eureka to resume hel
s,udies in the Eureka High School.
Charles Irving Of Duckwater spenI
Saturday and Sunday in Eureka on
visit to his wife and new baby son.
Mrs. Kate Cicali returned Saturday
from California, where she has beer
spending a part Of her Summer vacation
Miss Janet McNaughton Of Ruby Hill
4 has been engaged to teach the Italian
Ranch school, which opens next Mon.
day.
Mss Annie Blair was an arrival on
Thursdays stage from the Sadler ranch
in Diamond Valley en- route to her
/ home in Antelope Valley.
A pass book on p. Paroni's store was
lost in Eureka the first of the week
and the finder is requested to leave the
same at the SENTINEL office.
Mrs. Alex Mcbride, Mrs. II. G.
Bremenkampf aud Mrs. Julia Bressman
all left Eureka Monday morning for
San Francisco where they go for an e
tended visit.
Charley HUI, accompanied by his
wife aud little daughter. returned home
Monday from a several weeks visit
with Mrs. Hjul's parents at Ilipih
White Pine County.
II. B. Skewes, who has been here sew.
eral weeks adjusting the Oliver filter in
the Farmers Mining Company's new
mill, finished his work and returned to
San Francisco Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Diamond has returned to
Winnemucca from Berkeley. Cal,
where she attended Summer school. to
resume her position as teacher in the
public school at the former place.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Morrison Of
Antelope Valley were visitors in Eureka
the first of the week. They brought IN
their sister. Eileen. who will remain
here to attend the Eureka public school.
The sa~gebrush, a publication issued
at Reno by the students of the Univer.
sity Of Nevada. has made its first APP
pearance for the school year. Miss
Mary De Flon of Eureka is its society
editor.
Miss Annie Smith Of Newark Valley
brought her two sisters. Thelma and
Winifred, into Eureka Monday, who
will remain here this Winter with their
sister, Mrs. William Robinson, and at.
tend the Eureka public school.
Senator Nixon has u thanks for a
Bulletin of the Department OF Agricul-
ture. containing q summary OF the
provisions of the game laws Of the diff
ierent States relating to seasons. ship
ment, sale, limits and licenses.
The Italian Benevolent Society OF Eu.
reka will give its annual ball to COM
memorate the 4l9th anniversary OF the
discovery of America by Columbus at
the Eureka Opera House on Friday
evening, October IS. The advertise
ment will appear next week.
Herbert Taylor Of Chicago. who has
been spending his vacation at the plant
Of the Farmers Mining Company in
getting an insight into practical mining
and milling operations. returned East
Tuesday to continue his studies at the
Wisconsin University.
Mrs. Mary Fulton and daughter. Miss
Christy, who are returning home from
a three months trip in the East. aud
the teacher for the Ruby Hill school. a
gentleman from Virginia City, Nevada,
are reported as passengers on to.day's
incoming stage from Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Barnum OF Fish
Lake Valley were in Eureka Wednes-
day. Mr.. Barnum is preparing to make
a shipment Of range horses to the East
ern market and he was here to gather a
crew Of riders to assist him in deliver
ing the horses at Palisade. the shipping
point.
Isadore Sara. president of the Eureka
Land g. Stock Company. was taken
with q severe attack Of lumbago lest
Monday at the Roberts Creek ranch.
DR.. G. NJ. Roberts was called to attend
him, and on the Doctors return to Eu'
reka Thursday Mr.. Sara's condition
was reported much improved.
Mrs. A. Fraser returned by Fridays
auto from San Francisco. where she