The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-06-01
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A silken watch fob recently found in
Eureka awaits the owner at the SENT.
MEL office.
Manager George z. Edwards Of the
Windfall Mining Company was q de-
parture for Salt Lake by to-dsy's train
on a business visit.
II. M. Cooper. manager OF the Far
mers Mining Company. finished his
business here and returned to Chicago
by Tuesdays train.
Frank Winzell of Alpha was in Eu-
reka several days this week attending
to business matters.
Mrs. Joseph Tognini and son. Joseph,
OF Hobson. White Pine County. are
visitors in Eureka this week.
According to current rumor several
Eureka couples will be welded during
the aver popular matrimonial month Of
June.
Mrs. Kate Moorehead returned home
Wednesday from q several months visit
with her sister. Mrs. r. o. Kelly, at
Bishop, California.
Albert Brehe. wife and children Of
Huntington Valley, Elko County, are
visiting in Eureka with Mrs. Brehe's
brother, A. E. Porch, and family.
Eureka was visited by quite a heavy
rainstorm Wednesday night. This storm
cleared the atmosphere and we have
since been enjoying delightful weather.
Miss Rhoda Dye. who has been at.
tending the High School at Ogden,
Utah, for the past year. returned home
by Wednesdays train to spend the
Summer vacation.
G.. s. Tulloch, district plant superin.
tendent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. was an arrival by Fridays
train for an inspection Of the company's
interests in Eureka.
Don't forget that the Initial Ball OF
the Brossemer Orchestra to be given at
the Opera House on Friday evening.
June II. will be the next social event to
take place in Eureka.
Mrs. George Winters and her twin
sons Of Lakewood. New Mexico. and
Mrs. James McDermott Of Elko, arrived
here by Friday train for a visit with
their mother. Mrs. Swick, and brothers.
]. G. Buchanan, one Of the principal
stockholders in the Credo-E Eureka Min.
ing Company, arrived here by Mondays
train on q short business visit. He was
en- route to his home at Fort Worth.
Texas. from Spokane. Washington.
Miss Adelaide wilhelm, who has been
teaching the school at Tonkin, Eureka
County. finished her term and came
into Eureka Sunday. After visiting
with friends here. she departed by
Thursday train for her home at Grass
Valley, California, where she will spend
her vacation.
Frank McMullin, who has recently
been engaged 10 prospecting some
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the Windfall, left by Thursdays train
for Reno. He has accepted a position
with the engineering corps OF the
Southern Pacific that Is building the
Fernley md Lassen branch and expects
TO put in the Summer at that work.
Ths com mittee of the Rescue Hose
Company having in charge the matter
Of arranging for the parade and cele-
bration in Eureka on the Fourth and the
company's annual ball that evening.
requests the SENTINEL to state that it Is
actively at work on the plans for the
celebration, aud that an official an.
nouncement will be made in next
weeks SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Berger and Mr..
aud Mrs. G. II. Harrington arrived in
Eureka Wednesday evening from the
Coast in q very handsome Pierce Arrow
Car and remained over night at the
Brown Hotel. They are making the
trip overland TO their homes at Denver,
Colorado. and left here Thursday morn
log via K ko and .1ontello. This 10 the
first car from the Coast to pass through
Eureka this
j. A. Gilbert. who last Summer con-
Quoted an auto service between Eureka
and Palisade. drove his car over from
Tonopah last Tuesday. and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Gilbert. formerly Miss
Ida Bruffey. After q visit with friends
here. they left for the Bruffey ranch
near Mineral Hill, and from there will
return to Tonopah. Mr.. Gilbert stated
that as soon as the business justified. he
would bring an auto to Eureka and put
1t into service.