The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-06-29
c BREVITIES.

County Assessor II. O. McTerney re-
turned Tuesday from an official visit to
the north end Of the county.
Mrs. Bertha Rich and daughter, Miss
Marie DeFlon. returned Monday from q
several weeks visit at Duckwater.
Mrs. Laura Hoegh and her nephew,
Harry Hagar, were arrivals on Sunday
from Ruby Valley. Elko County, for q
few days visit in Eureka.
Miss Georgia MacNair, a teacher in
the Mount Rose school OF Reno, Ne
vads. is now visiting the Romano sisters
at their home in Diamond Valley.
Louis Oliver. Jr., formerly an assayer
for the Windfall Mining Company. ar
rived by Fridays train from McGill,
Nevada. for q short visit in Eureka.
During the absence of J. e. Sexton
on q business trip to Oregon. Joe
Featherstone is in charge Of tn Q
train between here and Palisade as CON
ductor.
G.. 8. Nickerson. the surveyor. left
Tuesday to do some professional work
for the Eureka Land aud Stock Com.
pany on their ranches ct Fish Greek
and Bull Greek.
Sheriff M. Mahoney returned We'd
nesday from a trip to Diamond and
Alpha Stations on the Z. n. railway,
where he inspected the Shipment Of sev.
eral lots of range horses.
Mrs. Mary McElroy, a former well
known Eureka resident. was an arrival
here from Reno by Mondays train for
q visit with Mrs. Sara Murphy of Ruby
Hill and other old Eureka friends.
Mrs. Joseph Tognoni drove up from
Duckwater Sunday aud met her daugh-
ter, Miss Elvs, here Monday on the ar
rival Of the train. The young lady has
been attending the Sacred Heart Acad.
envy at Ogden. Utah.
Miss Evelyn Matson of Hamilton and
Miss Kate Schaeffer of Pinto were visi-
tors here Thursday. They returned
home Friday accompanied by Miss An
ME Flavin OF Ruby Hill, who will visit
with Miss Matson at Hamilton.
Mrs. l. o. O. Whitmore, long q resi-.
dent OF Eureka, was an arrival here
from Ely by Fridays train. She is the
guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Schneider and ex-
poets to remain a couple of weeks visit
ing with her old friends here.
S. G.. Dye combined business with
pleasure this week and took his family
over TO Hamilton for a short visit. j..
A. Gilbert took them over Wednesday
in his auto and they returned Thursday
evening. They report having enjoyed q
pleasant trip.
o. P. Barnum Of Fish Creek. and G..
Helgeson, q horse buyer from Garland,
Wyoming, arrived in Eureka Wednes-
day from Duckwater and the southern
country, where they had been inter.
viewing the ranohers and prospecting
for range horses.
Florence Gordon, the oma who
shot and killed Tony Rose here early
last Saturday morning, and was later
released from custody after a prelimi.
nary hearing in the Justice Court. left
Wednesday morning for Ely by private
conveyance. She was accompanied by
W other Buel street girls and their
gentlemen friends.
Mrs. GLADDEN. and two young daugh.
ters. the family of Supt. L. r. GLADDEN.
Of the Eureka-Nevada Railway Com.
pany. arrived here Wednesday from
San Francisco. Mrs. GLADDEN., who had
just recov cred from an operation for
appendicitis, was taken i'll the same
evening of her arrival here. the fatigue
Of the journey and the high altitude az
fecting the nervous system and heart.
The attending physician. DIR. @. M.
Roberts. says her condition is now much
improved.
W. e. Pruett, Referee in Bankruptcy,
arrived here from Reno by Wednesdays
train Il look into the property interests
of w. K. Griffin and Minnie d. Smith
in this section. Several deals here are
held up pending the releasement of
these interests in the bankruptcy pro-
eeedings. and Mr.. Praett's business
here is understood to have been in BON
nection with these matters. A one.
third interest in the Eureka Opera House
property and various interests in a
number of mines in this district are the
properties in which deals are pending.
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