The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-01-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

O. A. Brown aud Wendell p. Jones
were arrivals from Palissde by Fridays
train.
Andrew ID. Crofut and Ollie Cox of
Diamond Valley spent New Years visit.
ing in Eureka.
Miss Charlotte Spaulding left by this
mornings train to take a position in the
hotel at Blackburn.
Charles A. Cantwell an attorney of
Eiko. Nevada. was an arrival by Fridsy's
train to attend to some legal business
here.
The next meeting Of the Episcopal
Guild will be held Thursday afternoon.
January Q. at the residence of Mrs. s.
G. Dye on Mob Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burdick and little
son left by this mornings train for
Salt Lake City, where they expect to
take up their residence.
Ed Halstead, Ralph Irwin and Lamaze
Feebeola came mp from Duckwater to
attend the masquerade ball M to spend
New Years with Eureka friends.
Dan Morrison returned by Friday,
train from a business trip to Elko. II.
reports that burg as thrifty and the
town going ahead with rapid strides.
Mrs. NJ. Delaney and young daughter
returned to Summit Station by Friday.
train from q visit with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Griffin. at Carlin, Nevada.
Mrs. Louise Zadow returned Monday
from Grass Valley, California, whers
she went to attend the wedding Of her
brother, William Kohler on Christina
Day.
Mrs II. A. Linke. wife of the mana
ger Of the Nevada Central Copper Com
pany at Cedar Station. came out from
the East last week to join her husband
at she mine.
Gent Marteletti, who lie now manag
ing the De Flon ranch at Duckwater for
George w. Halstead. came up from
there and spent the holidays with his
family in Eureka.
Camille Gallo. who is now engaged In
the bakery business at Elko. vas a wish
tor in Eureka this week. He was here
TO attend to some business matters anr
was accompanied by his brother.
Mrs. William Gibson was an arrival
by Fridays train from Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Gibson left his wife at Eiko ano
went to Tuscarora TO attend to som.
business before returning to Eureka.
Mrs. George w. Leighton, who spen
the holidays with her husband 1t thu
mines of the Nevada Central Copper
Company at Cedar Station. returned t.
her home in Eureka by Mondays train
George l. Kaeding, who is o in
terested in a large ranching and coloni-
z.tion proposition at BATTLE Mountain.
Nevada, has been in Eureka this weel
looking after his mining interests il
this district.
Mrs. James Mann of Ruby Hill AND
Mrs. +. @. Ellis of Eureka, who were
called TO Salt Lake City about two
weeks ago on account of the death OF
their father. Mr.. Rogers, returned HON,
by Fridays train.
Ed Whirmore returned Friday from
Ely, where he went TO spend the holt
days with his father aud mother, Mr..
aud Mrs. l. @. o. Whitmore. He re.
ports Ely as a most fiourishing camp a.
his time, and says business of all kinds
is now much better han before the re-
cent labor troubles aud strike.
George z. Edwards. manager here OF
the Windfall Mining Company, was II
departure by to-day's train for Salt
Lake City. Mr.. Edwards informed the
SENTINEL Friday evening that to hi
knowledge there were no new develop
ments looking toward a settlement be.
tween the Windfall Company and its
creditors.
Carl Meister. who has been with rela'
tlves in Nebrasks for the past two years.
returned to Eureka about two weeks ago.
While making the trip he contracted a
severe bronchial cold and shortly after
his ARRIVAL here was taken down with
pneumonia. DIR. Roberts says his con-
dition is now much improved and favor
able for a speedy recovery.
The SENTINEL's statement last weeA
announcing the return OF Thomas
Dixon from a business trip in the EasI
il found to have been M error. Mr.,
Dixon went aoross the water to IRELAND
on a visit to several brother relatives
He reports having greatly enjoyed the
visit to his native land and the ole