The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-07-06
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ROy nelson OF fSeuO was hu hrrlNal
NV Fridays train for a visit with friends
in Eureka.
A door key on a ring marked f. p.
Bennett. Modesto, California, awaits
the owner at the SENTINEL office.
Mrs. Mary Fulton and daughter, Mrs.
Rudolph Zadow. returned from their
trip to Salt Lake by Mondays train.
Miss Villa Plummer was an arrival
from Mineral Hill Tuesday for a visit,
and is the guest of Miss Pearl Morrison.
George z. Edwards. manager of the
Windfall Mining Company, returned
Wednesday from q business trip down
the railroad.
Judge Peter Breen. accompanied by
his son, Peter. left Tuesday for Austin
to hold a term of the Lander County
District Court.
DIR. g. +. Hodgson. the dentist. went
ovet to Elko to spend the Fourth with
friends, and is expected to raturn to Eu-
reka by Mondays train.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner and daughter,
Miss Villa. returned home Monday from
a visit at Palisade with Mrs. Huebner's
daughter. Mrs. A. Anderson.
An official notice of the Primary
Election to be held on September 3 next.
with q list of the offices to be filed, is
published on the first page of to.day's
SENTINEL.
s. G.. Dye was a departure by to.day's
train for Salt Lake City on q business
trip. He was accompanied by his wife
and little son. and they expect to be alb
sent about a week.
Mrs. A. G.. Short and children of Ely,
Nevada, who ave been here for the
past three weeks on q visit to her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Mau. returned home
by last Saturdays train.
The Mineral Hill Consolidated Mining
Company offers an additional reward
in to.day's SENTINEL for the recovery of
a valuable horse recently lost. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rosevear and daugh.
ter, Mrs. A. q. Florio, of Ruby Hill,
who nave been visiting Mrs. R~osevear's
daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Kelsey, at Winnie
mucca, returned home by Wednesdays
train.
DIR. w. +. Burnett and wife left by
Thursday mornings train for Elko to
make u short visit with friends. From
there they expect to visit in Reno for
q few days before taking their final
leave of Nevada for California.
j. A Gilbert, the auto man. returned
by Fridays train from a business trip
to Elko. He was there during the
celebration Of the Fourth in that city.
He reports a fine parade, a splendid pro-
gramme Of exercises, and an immense
crowd in attendance.
The work of putting up the first crop
of alfalfa hay by the ranchers in this
section will soon be under way. Out
ting is expected to start at Roberts
Greek to-day, and a number of Eurekans
who have engaged to shovel hay this
Summer are arranging to leave for the
different ranches within the next few
days.
While engaged in cutting wood at his
home in Eureka Friday forenoon, An.
tonic Ferro was severely injured. HE
axe came in contact with an overhead
clothesline, and being DETECTED. the
blade struck him in the middle OF the
forehead and cut a deep cash. almost
knocking him out. DIR. G. M. Roberts
was called and dressed the wound and
no serious results are anticipated from
the accident.
The Lobster Club Band this week re-
ceived their new band uniforms and
caps. They are made of dark blue cloth.
trimmed with gold braid, with the let
ters L. O. b. in gold on the front of
their caps. These uniforms were worn
for the first time by the members of the
Band at the Rescue Hose Company
ball at the Eureka Opera House on the
Fourth, and many compliments were
paid them on their appearance in their
handsome new uniforms.