The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-08-31
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Miss Nellie Mann left Tuesday for
Salt Lake to resume her studies In school
there.
Thomas Griffin of Carlin wal an ar.
rival in Eureka Wednesday on Q bust.
ness visit.
Mrs. g. w. Leighton left Tuesday for
a visit at the Handley RIOS ranch in
Newark Valley.
Frank Winzell Of Alpha was In town
several days this week attending to
business matters.
will be held In Eureka commencing on
Thursday, Sept. 5.
Miss Mamie Breen left to-day for Cor.
ten where she goes to teach the coming
term Of school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. venton Of
Raby Hill left by Tuesdays train for q
"trip to San Francisco.
Miss Agnes Lucey has been rs-en.
gagged to teach the school at William
Dihif IN Ahtoiopo Vniioy.
W. H. Smith of Newark Valley offers
some bargains in fruit in an advertise.
ment in to-day's SENTINEL.
Miss Theress Romano has been re-en.
gagged to teach the Valley School in
Newark Valley. This school opens on
September o.
Dominick Ourto came over from Ely
by auto Wednesday for q short visit
with his mother, Mrs. M. Curto, and
sisters in Eureka.
Miss Myrtle Fulkerson Of Beowawe,
who taught at Ruth. White Pine Coun-
ty, last year, will return to her former
position commencing Sept. 8.
Conductor Joe Featherstone is re.
ported to be rapidly convalescing from
the injuries he received in falling be-
tween the cars at Palisade last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar and Mrs. Ed
Kopp and little son. who spent the Sum-
mer in Eureka, left here by Tuesdays
train for their home at Park City, Utah.
Victor Barndt and a party of gentle.
men passed through Eureka in an auto
Thursday noon from Railroad Valley in
Nye County, en- route to Lovelock.
Nevada.
Miss Bertha Sadler. who has been
spsnding her Two weeks vacation at the
Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley. de.
parted for her home in Carson City by
Saturdays train.
Mrs. II. A. McKim OF Tonopah. ac-
companied by her son. Horton. visited
her mother. Mrs. Moriarty. at Virginia
City las. week CO their way home from
q trip to California.
The Richmond-Eure Mining Com.
pany the first of the week had all the
sagebrush adjacent to it's works and
buildings on Ruby Hill burned of as a
protection against fire.
Miss Georgia McNAir. who has been
spending the Summer with the Misses
Rose and Lizzie Romano at the Romano
ranch in Diamond Valley. returned to
her nome in Reno Wednesday.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney left Thurs
day for the north end Of the county to
distribute among the precincts in that
section the ballot boxes and supplies for
the coming Primary election.
George Laird. eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Laird OF Eureka, left by
Thursdays train for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. where he goes to take a business
course in one of the colleges there.
8. T. Edwards. Joe Tognoni, Ross
Plummer and James Morrison returned
Wednesday from an auto trip to Austin
and through Smoky Valley. They had
. pleasant trip and little or 40 auto
troubles.
L. II. Clar. business representative OF
George Whittell, and Alfred Whittell.
the ~lstter's son, were arrivals here from
San Francisco by Mondays train on a
business visit. They returned TO Pail
SADIE on Tuesday.
j. A. Gilbert. accompanied by his
wife. returned here Tuesday from San
Francisco with a new "Detroiter" auto
mobile. They made the trip overland.
aud Mr.. Gilbert says that a portion of
the road over the Sierra Nevada noun
tains 10 worse than any Of the Nevada
roads
A. T. Taylor of Eureka has been re-
engaged as teacher of the Ruby Hill
school. which will open it's Fall teru
next Monday. 7. III. HUI on Thurs
day completed q general renovation of
the school building. and the rooms are
o spic aud span with new waa paper