The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-30
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srst Of the week.
l.. Fletcher Of Duckwater was In
rD,aka several days the first ofthe week
.,tepding to business matters.
Raw Swick returned home Wednes-
a.v from q several months absence in
Iamoille Valley. Elko County.
August Hintze returned home Monday
from his trip to San Francisco. being
called back earlier than expected on
account of business matters.
Miss Edith Moyle arrived here by
Wednesdays train from Reno for o
months visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Moyle of Ruby Hill.
Bart Oerrutti has rented his ranch in
Antelope Valley. Eureka County. and
has a notice ITO Whom 1t May Con.
Germ" published in to-day's SENTINEL
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Smith and two
children arrived here Monday from St.
Mary's, Idaho. Mr.. Smith is looking
for an investment in q ranch and stock
business.
Mrs. A. P. Mayberry will entertain
the ladies at the next meeting OF the
Episcopal Guild. which will be held at
the Hotel Zadow on Thursday after.
noon. December 8.
d. p. Hynes, @ mining engineer. ar
rived from Chicago by Fridays train
and lie now engaged in securing data for
a report on the properties of the Wind
fall Mining Company.
Eureka people are glad that the recent
spell Of warm weather has caused the
hens to ommence laying again. The
ranchers the past week have brought
to town a number of fresh eggs.
There will be a regular meeting of
I~phigenis Chapter No. 8, o. E. s., on
Thursday evening, Decembe 8. There
will be an election Of officers and all
members are specially requested to
attend.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Eureka Lodge No. IS. +. & A. M, on
Saturday evening. December 81. There
will be an election Of officers, aud ali
members are requested to attend this
meeting.
The Damele Brothers at Tonkin have
demonstrated that particularly fine
turkeys can be grown in this section. as
fha1 haRa hrNz0hf fu 80 Trraka tha
past two seasons some fine specimens
OF this bird.
The Thanksgiving ball given at the
Eureka Opera House Thursday night by
the RubyHill Star Band was largely at
tended and was an enjoyable event in
the social calender of the year. Good
music aud a jolly crowd kept the dancers
together until about 8 q. m.
II. Q. McTerney of Eureka has re-
ceived a commission from Governor T.
l.. Oddie of Nevada as one Of the dele
gates to represent the State of Nevada
at the Sixteenth Annual Convention OF
the California Miners Association, to
be held in San Francisco on December
9. 10 and IL.
Supt. George z. Edwards of the
Windfall Mining Company returned by
Mondays train from Salt Lake City.
he was accompanied by d. O. Maturin.
who is now engaged in taking stock of
the o%ompany's property here for a gem
eral statement regarding its present
financial condition.
Mrs. Sarah Murphy, an old lady who
lives alone on Ruby Hill. was found
Monday forenoon lying on the floor in
her home in a helpless condition from IA
severe attack of muscular cramps.
Neighbors rendered her assistance and
treatment. and she is now reported TO be
considerably improved. a
Rev. Hoyt E. Henriques of Battle
Mountain. Nevada. held morning and
evening services in st. James Episcopal
Church In Eureka last Sunday. Con-
s'dering the amount OF sickness here re-
Gently. both services were we'll attended
"uu MT hthtiques sermons were III
teresting aud instr uctive.
Mrs. NJ. WHEEL and daughter, Miss
Katherine. of Alpha. spent the past two
weeks at their home in Eureka. This
was Mrs. Winzell's first visit to Eureka
In six years. and while here she reno
waited aud made some improvements in
her home on Mob Hill. In the future
the WHEEL family expect to visit Eu-
rska more frequently.
Supt. A. P. Mayberry of the Rich.
mond-Eureka Mining Company re-
turned by yesterdays train from a BUSH
ness trip to Salt Lake City. Mr.. May
berry reports that during his absence
ne learned Of no new developments re-
garding a settlement Of the differences