The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-06-24
c BREVITIES.

supplies.
NJ. and Mrs. Dan Morrison. who
,.vs been on a visit to California, re-
armed home Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Spracklin and infan;
ALA left for G~oldield. Nevada. Tues
d.y. to Join her husband.
Charles and Mary DeFlon came in
,rom Duckwater Thursday for a visit
,;,b their mother. Mrs. NJ. Rich.
otellio Tognini. o of Mr.. and Mrs.
r0.sph Tognini of Hobson, White Pine
ooonty, drove in Thursday for a visit.
r Mechanics, who represented En-.
,st. Lodge No. 16. F. g. A. NJ. at the
Grand Lodge at Reno, returned Thurs.
day.
Several Of the Grand Jurors left for
their homes this afternoon, but most OF
than will remain in Eureka until to.
morrow morning.
w. O.. McMillen Of Ourrant Greek,
Nye County, drove in Monday to meet
his daughter. Miss Florence, and they
left for home Wednesday.
Mrs. II. l.. Lee Of Currant Greek,
yye County. who was here for a visit
With relatives the frat of the week. re.
turned home Wednesday.
The Lobster Club Band is practicing
in preparation for the music to be
furnished for the Rescue Hose Com.
papy's ball on the Fourth.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer of Sparks. Ne
vada, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.
Hal Of Eureka. arrived here Thursday
for a visit with her parents.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tenvoord, who has been
here visiting her son, A. p. Tenvoord,
for several months, returned to her
home at St. Joseph, Missouri. Tuesday
W. S. Clayton of South Fork, Elko
County, accompanied by his wife and
two children. who have been visiting
relatives here, returned home Monday
Miss Florence McMillen. who has
been teaching at Strawberry, White
Pine County, having closed her school
there for the term, came into Eureka
Monday.
ID. W. Daniels and ID. W. Lamb ar
rived Wednesday from Ely with two
six-horse teams and will haul wood
from Spring Valley for the Farmers
Mining Company.
A. @. Florio of Ruby Hill received
four Berkshire hogs by express from
Kaysville. Utah, Thursday. The pigs
arrived here in good shape and have
the appearance of blooded stock.
J.J. Griffith. bookkeeper at the Ne
vada State Prison at Carson, who has
been here for several days attending to
matters in connection with the Eureka
County Bank. returned to Carson Tues
day.
W. L. Richards OF Los Angeles and
e. W. Ridder Of Forth Worth. Texas.
arrived from Salt Lake by auto last
Sunday and remained here over night,
continuing on to Los Angeles next
morning.
An auto party composed Of w. "
Rice, p. O. Kittle. Frank Botterill and
J. @. Critchlow arrived here Thursday
evening from Salt Lake en- route to
Los Angeles via San Francisco. They
remained here over night.
A dance was given at Mineral Hill
Friday night. Besides those from Dia-
mond Valley who were present, several
from Eureka were in attendance, among
whom were the Misses Ferinda and
Rose Curto and Sisto Marchiochi.
j. A. Gilbert's auto that left here last
Tuesday for Palisade with a load of
passengers broke down this side OF
Naples ranch. about 10 miles from
Palisade. The accident was caused by
the breaking of an axle. and it was
necessary to send to California for
another to put the machine in running
On account of the non arrival of the
papers. the examination for teachers
advertised TO begin in Eu-
reka last Monday was postponed until
Friday. The Misses Adelaide Wilhelm
aud Kate DelBondio and Herbert Bur-
dick are taking the examination for the
primary grade. Mrs. Kate CicalI and
A. I. Taylor are conducting the exami-
nations.
An impromptu dance was given at
the Eureka Opera House last night to
the members of the present Grand Jury.
Martin Mahoney was master of cere-
monies and made himself very efficient
In introducing the visitors and seeing
that they had a good time. Mrs. Bros
orchestra furnished the music