The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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William Blair and his son, John,
we're in Eureka Friday from Antelope
Valley.
Charley Ruden left Tuesday for q
visit with his sister and her family at
Bowman. Idaho.
Pete Carletti and John Boitano Of
Alpha we're visitors in Eureka several
days this week.
James Kautz and Herbert B1rdick re-
turned Wednesday from a business trip
70 Austin and Fallon.
Mrs. O. NJ. Dull was a departure by
Tuesday s train to join her husband at
Los Angeles. California.
Notice that the Board Of Equalization
will be in session commencing on Sep.
TENDER 16 is published In to days
SENTINEL.
Conductor Joe Featherstone, who was
injured at Pslisade a couple of weeks
ago, is now reported to be up and around
on crutches.
George En~glebright. a rancher and
stookman of Monitor Valley. Nye Ccun.
ty, was an arrival by Mondays train
for a visit with friends.
Miss Rebecca Eccles of Ruby Hill left
by Thursdays train for Cherry Greek.
White Pine County. where she has been
re.engaged as a teacher.
Mrs. Thomas Evans and her two
grandchildren re turned Monday from q
months visit with her son, Earl Cobb.
and his family at Palisade.
p. T. Mentally. principal of the Coun-
ty High School, who spent his vacation
at his home in Dunlap. Iowa. returned
to Eureka by Mondays train.
William Laird, who is in charge OF
the Newark Mill and Mining Company
property at Newark. spent several days
in Eureka the first of the week.
Ned Clarke, the we'll known rancher
aud cattle man of Blue Eagle. Nye
County, made a business visit TO Eureka
for several days the first Of the week.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison with her daugh-
ters Misses Elizabeth and Mary. and
son. James, Of Antelope Valley, were
visitors in Eureka the first OF the week.
Constable Nat Hawkins came up from
Palisade by Fridays train with Jack
Jewell and placed him in the County
Hospital. Jewell was i'll and unable 20
care for himself.
The Eureka-Nevada Railways new
tariff sheet has not been made public.
and the SENTINEL is unable as yet
TO publish any of the changes made in
the freight rates.
Miss Emma O. Ragli was a departure
by Saturday train for Lovelock. Ne
vadA. where she has been re.engaged A..
a teacher in the schools there with an
increase Of salary.
o. M. Brenn, who has been conduct
ing a blacksmith shop in Eureka for
several years, departed by Wednesday,
train for San Francisco. where he ex-
poets to continue working at his trade.
o. II. HUI brought his wife and
daughter, Pauline. over from Illipah
Monday in the HUI auto. where they
had been for a short visit with Mrs.
Hubs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Norman.
DR.. Henry Hagar of Ruby Valley.
Elko County, Nevada, brought his sister.
Mrs. Laura Hoegh, and son. Tracey.
home tn Eureka last week from a couple
Of months visit with the Doctor and his
mother at their home on the ranch.
s. @. Dye this week purchased from
j. A. Gilbert the new % horse power
Detroiter automobile he recently
brought here from San Francisco. The
machine is to be used here aud at Pail
SADIE by the Eureka Supply Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hildebrand re.
ceived word last week hat their daugb.
ter. Christina, had been attacked with
typhoid fever at Reno. Her sister. Miss
Dora Hildebrand, left by Saturdays
train to be with and assist in taking
care of her.
Conductor Will Hawkins informs the
SENTINEL that on account OF a freight
wreck on the S. p. heal Battle Mountain
Thursday night. the passenger train
mo. A. did not reach Palisade in time
for connection with the Eureka train
Friday morning.
The County Board OF Education on
Friday received a telegram from State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bray notifying the Board that an as
sistant teacher for the High School had
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