The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-10-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

ElslIOT III
Attention is called to the new adver.
tissmsnt Of Mau's Dash Store in to-day's
SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Tognoni ad-
vsrtise their stock brands in to.day's
SENTINEL.
Mrs B. p. Campbell and little daugh-
Ter were departures BY Fridays stage
for 4 visit In California.
Sam Carter came MP from the Dargin
ranch Thursday to attend to some bust
ness matters in Eureka.
Milton McCloud left Friday to 20 to
work for the Mineral Hill Con. Mines
Company at Mineral Hill.
]. G. Daley. assayer for the Farmers
Mining Company. left Wednesday for
his home in Philadelphia.
Situations are wanted by a man and
vile as cook and waitress. See adver-
tisement In another column.
+. E. Haven Of Salt Lake was an ar
rival here Thursday to take q position
with the windfall Mining Company.
P. II. HUI is building a new porch
and making o number Of repairs to the
residence Of DIR. W. Il. Burnett on Mob
Hill.
Walter Bierce, master mechanic Of
the Farmers Mining Company. was a
passenger on the outgoing auto Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. W. J. Giles left Monday for
Hamilton en- route to Ely. where she
goes for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Williams.
Miss Annie Blair returned to her
home in Antelope Valley Friday, where
she was called on account of the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Romano and
Miss Lizzie Romano of Diamond Valley
visited relatives in Eureka several days
the first OF the week.
J. w. Bailey, accompanied by his
wife. left Wednesday by private con-
veyance for Ely, to look at business
conditions in Nevada's big smelter town.
There will be no session Of the Episco-
pal Sunday School tomorrow. While
the new roof and other repairs to the
church have been completed. the room
IL not yet in order for occupancy.
Joe Sri and A. @. Florio made a bust.
ness trip to the Dargin ranch in Pleas
an. Valley on Monday. Mr.. Sri, ad.
ministrator Of the Dargin estate, made
. sale of the hay on the ranch to Mr.
Florio.
Rich Hooper left Eureka Friday
morning with q doubtless ated rig for
Palisade to meet Granville A. Fletcher
and his family. who are expected to ar
rive there Sunday on their way home
from San Francisco.
Eugene Geraty, one Of the former
owners Of the Windfall mines, was an
arrival here from Auburn. California,
BY Thursday's stage On a short business
visit. Mrs. Geraty accompanied him
TO Reno for q visit with former Eureka
friends.
The people OF Eureka and vicinity
will have an opportunity to secure the
services Of a dentist next week. DIR. II.
L. Magoon, who has been located at
Ely. Nevada, for the past five years.
and has done considerable work for a
number Of Eureka people, makes an
nouncement Of his visit in another
column Of to.day's SENTINEL.
Now Is q good time TO examine your
ssovepipes and r~oofplates and see il
they are in condition to withstand the
heavy Winter winds that will soon be
with as. In putting the new shingle
roof on the Episcopal Church this week
1t was found that the stovepipes had be.
come so rust eatened as to seriously
threaten the loss of the building by fire.
The trustees OF the church at once
~ hoW pipes.
d. j. Johnson Of Berlin, Nye County,
accompanied by Wallace McGregor OF
Goldfeld. arrived in Eureka Thursday
evening by auto Mr.. johnson some
Hume ago purchased the little ruuabout
automobile that belonged to the Eureka
Lave Stock Company, and he came here
expecting to take the machine away.
out an examination Of the auto showed
mat several new parts and some repair
work would be necessary. aud Mr.. John
son decided to leave the auto here until
could be run out with its own power.
Walter Young 10 # by Mondays stage
tor Oak Station to 60 to work for the
nevada Central Copper Company. and
ION Hooper. viii Martin aud Will
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