The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-11-01
rms KA NTINEL
saturday. NOVEMBER /. 1918
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Newark Valley yesterday for supplies
and a short visit in Eureka.
r. Miller, representing the Sui
Ivan Drill Company, made a bust
,oOs visit here the first of the week.
la. Gilbert came up from the
prufev ranch Monday in his auto
and went on to Tonopah on a business
trip.
Miss Anna Mae Mack was an ar
rival by Mondays train from Reno
10 take charge of the Pinto district
school.
Mrs. Gent Marteletti and little
daughter arrived in Eureka Friday
from their ranch in Nye County for a
short visit.
Ralph Irwin and Robert Mckay
cam ND from Duckwater by auto
Friday to attend the Catholic enter
tainment and dance.
Edgar Sadler, wife and children
and Miss Annie Blair came up from
the Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley
Thursday for a visit in Eureka.
Ernest Simonsen, wife and little
daughter, and Alden Hicks came in
from Newark Valley in their auto
Thursday for a short visit in Eureka.
W. J. Hooper returned home by
Fridays train from the iron mine
neal Palisade where he has been en-
gagged in running stationary engine
for several months.
H. A. Linke, general manager of
the Nevada Central Copper Company
at Cedar Station, accompanied by his
wife, came into Eureka Monday by
auto to attend to some business mat
tiers.
Johnny Romano drove their new
auto up from the Romano ranch in
Diamond Valley Friday and brought
his sister, Miss Mary. and Wallace
Bailey up to attend last nights en-
tertainment and dance.
W. H. Russell, who comes back to
Eureka to take charge of the Eureka
Supply Company's business here, ar
rived from Palisade by yesterdays
train and was accompanied by Mrs.
Russell and their little girl.
Frank Winzell drove up from Gar
den Valley last Saturday and remain
ed in town until Tuesday morning
On his return he was accompanied
by Mrs. Sarah Skillman, who went
down to the Winzell ranch for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY ]. Smithson,
who spent the Summer with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz
Regli at their ranch near Devils Gate,
left by private conveyance last week
for their home at Black Horse, White
Pine County.
Mrs. Frank Romano of Diamond
Valley, who recently underwent an
operation in San Francisco, is now
reported to be so far recovered that
Mr.. Romano and daughter. Miss
Lizzie, expect to return home with
her next week.
Will Swick, who has been firing an
engine for the S. p. in and out of
Elko for several months, and his
brother Ray, who has been following
agricultural pursuits in Lamoille
valley during the Summer, were ar
rivals here this week for a visit at
home.
The fine weather continues, though
several times during the week the
barometer and overhead conditions
nave threatened a fall of the "beauti-
uful.' This long-lasting spell OF
me Fall weather is proving to be a
wonderful help to many woodpiles,
and its further continuation will be
duly appreciated.
It's now learned that the re-hear-
ing OF the ore rate case of the Rich
mond-Eureka Mining Company
against the Eureka-Nevada Railway
Company, asked for by the latter
company, and which came up before
tne Nevada Railroad Commission at
larson on October 20, has now been
set down for hearing on November
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