The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-05-25
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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horn by Wednesdays train.
The Episcopal Guild viii meet at the
vestry on Friday afternoon May 81.
A. @. Lindskog. . jeweler of Ely, Ne
vads, spent several days In Eureka this
week.
There will be . regular meeting Of Eu-
reka Lodge No. 16. #. q A. M, this
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs NJ. Winzell and daughter, Miss
Katherine, of Alpha. left last weekifor
Q several weeks visit In California.
Roy Nelson Of Sparks, Nevada, who
has been here several weeks on q visit,
returned home by this mornings train.
There will be q special meeting Of En-
reka Templs No. 10, Pythian Sisters. on
Tuesday evening. May 2S. at7:3o o'clock
NJ. L. Sisgel. of Winnsmucca, Nevada.
Q representative Of the Verdi Lumber
Company, was in Eureka several days
this week.
Alec Wylie has taken Q lease on one
of the mining properties at Mt. Hope,
and left Thursday with his family for
that place.
Mrs. Z. II. Beemer Of Sparks, Nevada,
was an arrival by Wednesdays train
for q visit here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Hui.
Isadore Sara and Dan Morrison left
Thursday for . visit to some of the
ranches Of the Eureka Land and Stock
Company south Of Eureka.
Mrs. O. NJ. Dull was a departure for
San Francisco by Thursdays train to
meet her husband, who is expected to
return there shortly from Central Amer
lea.
ment In to.day's SENTINEL announcing
the Initial Ball to be given by the Bros
semer orchestra at the Eureka Opera
House on June IA.
Charles Read, superintendent Of the
Diamond and Excelsior mines on Pros
poet Mountain, was an arrival from
Salt Lake by Fridays train. Work was
resumed in these properties several
months ago by Foreman Ed Bergman.
and Mr.. Read is here now for an inspec-
ton Of the development work.
Miss Rebecca Eccles returned to her
home at Ruby Hill Wednesday from
Cherry Greek, White Pine County,
where she has been teaching the past
two years. After spending a few
weeks with her parents she will attend
the Summer school for teachers in Reno.
She has been reelected at an increase
Of salary at Cherry Greek for the next
school year.
Mrs. Louise 8. Zadow received a tele-
gram Tuesday announcing the serious
illness of her father, William Kohler, at
Grass Valley. California. and left on
Wednesdays stage, for that place. the
Plummer Bros. arranging to land her
In Palisade that evening In time to catch
the west. bound overland train. Mr..
Kohler, who has been in declining health
recently. is nov past 81 years Of age.
II. NJ. Cooper, general manager Of the
Farmers Mining Company. was an ar
rival by Fridays train from Chicago.
He reports that his present trip to Eu-
reka is for the purpose Of making a re-
port regarding the company's property
here. with a view OF starting up the
mines and mill. He expects tn leave
here on his return East by next Tues
day. aud says that an early decision of
the matter may be looked for.
H. O. Flournoy. vice president Of the
Bank Of Plumas County at Quincy.
California. and secretary and treasurer
Of the Eureka Nevada Railway. arrived
in Eureka by Friday 8 train. Nj. Flour
noy made a visit and looked over con-
ditions here several months ago, and
his return trip to Eureka at this time as
an official of the new railway and q
business man, augurs we'll, we believe,
for o general improvement in conditions
that will materially help business in
this section.
Ross Plummer of Mineral Hill. was
taken seriously i'll Thursday and a tele-
gram was sent TO Eureka for q doctor.
Spencer Plummer, his brother. was in
Eureka, and securing the services OF DIR.
w. +. Burnett and p. II. Hjul's auto. a
quick run was made for the Hill,
Charley HUI covering the 90 miles in
about two and q half hours. The Doctor
found Mr.. Plummer to be suffering from
a severe cold that had settled on his
Lungs, complicated with tonsolitis. He
remained with his patient all night, aud