The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-08-10
The EUREKA Sc NTINEL
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1919
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Bernard Damele Of Tonkin was .
visitor in Eureka several days this
week.
David Mcleod arrived Monday from
Tenabo. Lander County, to join his
family in Eureka.
Miss Georgia McNair. . teacher in the
public schools NJ Reno, is visiting the
family of Tony Romano in Eureka.
Robert Kelly arrived from Bishop,
California, by Wednesdays train to join
his family and expects to remain here.
Mrs. John Moyle arrived Wednesday
from Ely. Nevada, for . visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Harris of
Ruby Hill. !.
Mrs.. M. Winzell and daughter, Miss
Katherine, returned to their home near
Alpha from their visit in California by
Fridays train.
Mrs. NJ. Clark and the I'VE young
children of Eugene Rice left by Thurs.
days train for Q visit with her son, Earl
Cobb. and family at Palisade.
Mrs. Thomas Kitchen Of Ruby Hill,
who has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams Of Reno,
returned home on Mondays train.
A telegram was received in Eureka
Monday from August Hintze stating
that he had safely arrived in New York
City that morning after a pleasant
journey.
The Misses Mamie Breen and Sarah
ImObersteg returned home by Fridays
train from Reno where they have been
attending the Summer school for
teachers.
Miss Maud Porch went out to Dis.
mond Valley Saturday for a visit with
the Cox and Jacobsen families, and from
there will visit relatives in Star Valley
and 1t Elko.
Miss Janet McNaughton of Ruby Hill.
who has been taking the Summers
course for teachers at the Nevada Uni
versity. returned home from Reno BY
Mondays train.
e. H. Mar left this morning for o
business and pleasure trip to San Fran
CISCO. He was accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. M. Man, who will remain
there for an extended visit with her son.
Will Mau.
Walter Richards, a former resident Of
Ruby Hill. who attended the public
school there 81 years ago. arrived here
last Monday from his home at Mil.
waukee, Wisconsin. for q visit with the
family of J. H. Jury.
Miss Rose Curto. accompanied by the
little son Of her brother. Dominiok Curto
of Ely. returned home Monday from a
years absence at Ely. Nevada, where
she took q teachers course in the Normal
school there, and received . teachers
diploma with the class that graduated
in July.
@. w. Ruden came in from Silverado
Thursday, having just finished sacking
the last of q large shipment Of ore that
was taken out last Winter from his
mines there. 1t took -four trips with Joe
Minoletti's 10-aninal team to bring this
ore into Eureka, and is to be shipped 10
the smelters az Salt Lake.
Spencer Plummer on Thursday
purchased the five passenger S5-
horse power Cadillac auto that J. A.
Gilbert has had on call and been run.
ming in and but Of Eureka for the past
two months. With the sale of his auto
Mr.. Gilbert retires from this field, Mr..
Plummer taking his place.
Mrs. John Sri Of Diamond Valley
was taken with Q serious hemorrhage OF
the nose last Sunday and her husband
came into Eureka on horseback for Q
doctor. } j. A. Gilbert drove DR.. Roberts
ont to the Siri ranch, q distance Of SO
miles, in one hour and 10 minutes. The
Doctor succeeded in checking the
hemorrhage, and at last ccounts Mrs.
Siri was recovering from its effect.
Dan Morrison this week purchased
from ]. A. Selstrom q comparatively
new five passenger 45.horse power I'm
psrial automobile. The machine has
been used at Tonopah for the past two
months as . demonstrating sale car, and
with it's new paint aud nickls trim
mings is about u of the neatess ma.
chimes brought into Eureka Mr.. Nor
rison and his son. James. are both tax
ing lessons and learning to run the new
auto.
Mrs. Sexton, wife Of J. e. Sexton.
of the Eureka Nevada Railway.
was taken III last week at Palisade with
typhoid ssver. Mr.. Sexton. who was in
San Francisco on business. was sum
moned, and on Sunday last moved his
wife from Palissde to San Francisco.
placing her in . hospital there WHARF,
she could have medical aid and nursing.
Tue crisis OF the disease 10 yet TO pass,
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