The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-08-03
rHs KA SENTINEL
SATURDAY. AUGUST s. 1919
BREvITrEs.


Station.
Judge J. NJ. Requa Of Palisade is re-
ported to be Ill and under medical treat
ment at Elko.
Frank Harris, mine foreman ct Buck
horn, returned there Friday from . visit
ct Virginia City.
Steve Pickering 10 in charge Of the
Empire saloon during the absence ofAu-
gust Hintze in the East.
Miss Rebecca Eccles left on Mondays
stage for Diamond Valley. where she
goes { visit her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Sadler.
Mrs. 8. @. Dye returned Monday from
q visit in Utah. Mr.. Dye 10 attending
to some business matters at Palisade
and will be mp in q few days.
Mrs. /. O. O. Whitmore Of Ely. Ne
vads. who has spent the past month vlsi-
ting in Eureka. the guest Of Mrs. H. M.
Schneider. returned home by Thurs.
days train.
Mrs. NJ. Winzell and daughter, Miss
Katherine, were departures from Alpha
Station Tuesday for San Francisco.
where Mrs. Winzell has gone for medi-
cal treatment.
Angus McGillivray, . former Eurekan
who has been over in the southern part
OF the State for several months, drove
into Eureka Thursday for . few days
visit before going on TO Buokhorn.
Ernest Man has withdrawn his an.
nouncement made In last weeks SEN
incl that he would retire from BUSH
ness in Eureka, aud has decided to re.
main with the old town q while longer.
Mrs. Charles Koch. who with her hus.
band about ten months ago took up
their residence at the Conner mine. OF
Tuesdays train for her home in New
York.
Mrs. T. O'Rorke. wife of the superin.
tendent of the mines at Buckhorn. and
daughter, Miss Fannie Tucker, returned
to Buckhorn Friday from q several
weeks visit in the western part OF the
State.
John hardness brought his wife and
family to Eureka Monday from Duck
water. They have taken up their resi-
denoe in Mrs. e. Keene's house on Ruby
Hill avenue and expect to remain here
some time.
Mrs. Jemes Rosevear. and the Misses
Evelyn Matson and Ella Schaeffer were
arrivals from Hamilton Tuesday and are
visiting with friends on Ruby Hill. They
were accompanied by Miss Annie Flavin
who has beer visiting in Hamilton for
the past month.
Attention is called to the political an
nouncement of Key Pittman for the Of
fee Of United States Senator Published
in to.day's SENTINEL. This announce
ment should have appeared in last
weeks issue, but arrived by Saturdays
mail after the paper had been published.
Bills were posted and distributed dur
ing the week announcing . vaudeville
entertainment, to be followed by a
dance. to be given in the Eureka Opera
House Thursday evening. The enter
tainmsns by some of Eureka's local tall
emit wal given before a small sized audi.
ence and was concluded with o social
dance.
August Hintze left by Thursdays
train for Q trip East, He expects to
visit q brother and his family at Brook.
Ign. N. r, who are his only living near
relatives. and whom he has not seen or
visited for 80 years. This is his fret
visit to the East since his residence In
Eureka. and he expects to be gone about
one month.
Supt. L. r. GLADDEN. and Granville
Fletcher put in Thursday and Friday
afternoons along the telegraph line be-
tween Eureka and Oak Station repairing
several breaks in the line and patching
up some Of the poles recently put ont Of
commission by lightning and washouts.
They had the line working through to
Palisade early in the evening, but later
it was again out OF service.
Although Eureka has been without
letter mail since Tuesday afternoon,
aud no te~legraphio service since late that
night. several stories regarding the sale
Of the Eureka-Nevada Railway 60 the
Western Pacific and to the United
States Mining and Smelling Company
reached Eureka yesterday, and by night
time it was stated that the road would
be Immediately broad gagged. The
SENTINEL is unable to confirm any Of
these reports at this writing, but
promises if il is able to do 90 later that
it will again turn that Calling gun loose
aud put the entire community wise to
any reliable news obtained.