The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-08-17
BREvITIES.

Jullua mluOletti war OVER hTOm ham.
;lton several days the first Of the week
for q visit with his family here.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison and daughter,
Miss Eileen, were visitors in Eureka
this week from Antelope Valley.
Mrs. A. p. May berry and little daugh.
ter left by Thursdays train for q sew
eral weeks visit with relatives at Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Amelia Fletcher left by Tues.
DAYS train for Lamoille. Elko County,
where she goes to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dave Morrow.
Mrs. G. W. Leighton returned home
Tuesday from q 10 days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Handley at their ranch
in Newark Valley.
Misses Edna Broy and Mary De Flon
were departures Tuesday for Reno,
where both young ladies go to attend the
University of Nevada.
Paul Irwin, accompanied by his wife,
was mp from Duckwater last Saturday
With a load of fruit. which he readily
disposed of in Eureka.
Mrs. Alec Wylie. who was taken quite
i'll at Mt. Hope the fret of the week
and had to send to Eureka for medicine,
is now reported to be about recovered
from her illness.
8. G. Dye moved his family this week
from the L g. p. depot, where they
nave lived since their residence here, to
the l. @. O.. Whitmore home OH Mob
Hill, which he recently rented.
Fred Sartori recently sold his home
on Spring street to Mrs. b. Rspetto aud
last Saturday left with his wife and
child for Grass Valley. California, where
they expect to take mp their residence.
George A. Bartlett. Independent a q
didate for Justice of the Supreme Court.
aud James NJ. Lockhart. Republican
candidate for the same State Office. have
political announcement in to-day's SEN
TISEL.
Art ID. Phillips was an arrival from
Los Angeles. Cal. by Wednesdays
train. He expects to remain here for
the next month in looking after the as
sessment work to be done on a number
of mines at Phillipsburg.
While riding an unbroken horse about
ten days ago Charley Depaoli met with
quite a serious accident by the animal
falling on his foot and leg. badly
bruising and crushing them. He is now
just able to be out on crutches.
L L. Bradley, Thomas Griffin, James
Warden and j. w. Hawkes. arrived here
Tuesday afternoon from Elko in an
auto. Although they remained until
Thursday morning. the SENTINEL was
unable to learn the object of their visit.
There has been no result as yet from
the recent effort to have the mail from
Palisade to Eureka carried by the raj .
road. But the matter has not been
given up yet, and it is hoped that a
change to the much faster service may
soon be brought about.
Charley Wittenberg came over from
Tonopah Thursday by auto and brought
his wife and two children and Frank
Kopp. who recently went over TO Tono-
pah for a short visit. The Wittenberg
family expects to spend a week in Eu-
reka visiting with relatives and friends.
Assistant Postmaster r. A. Broy re.
turned Monday from a short visit in the
north end of the County and at Reno.
He brought up the three days letter mail
from Palisade, and the receipt OF these
letters "a hours ahead of their usual
schedule time by stage was appreciated
by the Eureka public.
Drs. X. l.. Magoon, dentist, and O.
Holmquist. physician and surgeon. OF
Ely. Nevada. passed through Eureka
Monday in the formers auto en- route
to San Francisco. They were accom-
panied by two other gentlemen. The
party had a camping outfit and were
bound for an outing of recreation and
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Pedlar and two chill.
dren of Ely. and Fred Father OF Eureka
who has been visiting with these rela-
tives there, came over Sunday from Ely
by private conveyance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pedlar are over for a visit with he lat.
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eathsr.
They were accompanied by Miss Dorcas
Williams of Ely. who came to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. William Giles.
Mrs. &c )rge Winters of Lakewood,
New Mexico. who has spent the past six
weeks in Eureka visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. Swick. and brothers, left by
IuaadauIa train NTH har Iittla twin anna