The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

business.
Wsedie Csrdenslli and Tony Frsnk
prospect came up from Mineral Hill
BY Fridays train.
Thomas Dixon returned home Friday
three months business and
nlsasure trip in the East.
Angus McGillivray came mp BY Mon
a.v,s train from Buokhorn TO spend the
bolidsys with friends in Eureka.
Charley HUI left Thursday for Silver.
ado to complete the annual assessment
cork on the Sullivan Nos. and 2
claims.
Alfred Hooking, Jr., who has been
living in Idaho for the past four or I'VE
xa.rs. returned here by Fridays train
for 8 visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank German were ar
,;v.ls from Elko by Fridays train for q
,id, with Mrs. Germans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. L. Broy.
Miss Rannells. teacher Of the school
a, Pinto. returned by Fridays train
from the State Teachers Institute and
a visit at her home In Reno.
W. L. Keep, assistant principal OF the
Eureka High School. returned Friday
from the Teachers Institute and a visit
to his home at Oakland. California.
Principal p. T. McNslly and the
Misses Christy Fulton and Isabel Meri-
aldo returned home by Mondays train
from the State Teachers Institute al
Reno.
Miss Emma Regli. teacher in the
schools ct Lovelock, Nevada. who at
landed the State Teachers Institute at
Reno, arrived by Fridays train for 9
short visit at home.
The SENTINEL wishes all its readers
A Happy New Year. aud hopes that
1918 will bring about a change in many
conditions here that will aid in bringing
new life and prosperity TO the old camp.
Mrs. Kate Cicali, a teacher in the Elko
public schools, was an arrival by Mon
days train to spend her holiday vaca
ton with her mother, Mrs. Caroline
Huebner. aud family at their home in
Eureka.
P. 7. McNally, principal OF the Eu-
reka High School, received u telegram
yesterday informing him Of the critical
illness Of his mother. who is aged "a
years. Mr.. McNally left by to.day's
train for their home at Dunlap. Iowa.
TO be with his mother.
Dan Morrison returned Monday from
a visit to his ranch near Sacramento.
California He states that everything
in hat section of the Golden State is in
a most fiourishing condition. hat land
values are rapidly increasing, and he IL
well pleased with the property he pur.
chased there about q year ago.
Fridays train into Eureka found il
impossible to secure any water for tn.
engine at Diamond Station on ccoun
OF the tank being frozen up, and OF
reaching the grade about five miles be.
low town was forced to cut loose the
engine aud come into Eureka for water.
The train ar lived about one hour late
Alex Muguira and bride arrived IL
Eureka last Saturday afternoon by auto
from Austin. Mr.. Muguira was mar.
ried that morning 10 Miss Martina Va.
lencia at Austin. leaving shortly after
Tor Eureka. He is a brother of John
Muguira who is conducting the Span
ish Hotel in Eureka. and comes here
to join his brother in the hotel business.
expecting to locate permanently.
John Lucey. appointed elisor by an
o'der oil court to summon the trial Jurors
mat are to appear in the District Oour,
mere on January 2 in a case in which
Sheriff Mahoney is interested and can.
not officially act. returned Thursday
from a trip around the county He wat
accompanied by Merrill Fletcher and
they report having experienced som.
pretty cold weather.
MIA ID. Nd. Tanning. a trained nurse
ana relative of Mrs. Alex Mcbride. who
oa"e here about six weeks ago from
oan Francisco to take care OF Mrs. Nc.
bride following a severe illness. re-.
InEnAn 10 49,
70 ner home by Tuesdays train.
mrs Mcbride while considerably i'm.
proved Is still not able to be out, but as
soon as she Is stronger expects to 90 to
oAhiornia Tor the benefit of her health.