The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-19
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Thare will be q stated communica.
ZION Of Eureka Lodge No Is. +. & A.
NJ. this Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Mrs. Louise 8. Zadow will entertain
the ladies Of the Episcopal Guild at their
meeting next Thursday afternoon at the
Hotel Zsdow.
A. p. Mayberry and l.. W Hope spent
seyeral days in the north end of the
county this week looking over some
mining properties.
Mrs. s. @. Dye and young son left BY
Tuesdays train for q several weeks
visit with relatives and friends at Ogden
and Salt Lake City.
The Rochester Times says q number
of "hard rock" miners have recently
left that camp to work in the mines at
Buckhorn, Eureka County.
Government Weather Observer Clay
Simms reports that a little over half an
inch OF moisture had fallen here this
week up to 8 p. IN. yesterday.
Miss Bertha Ellis, who has been visit
ing with friends in Southern California
for several weeks, returned to her home
in Eureka by yesterdays train.
Mrs. ]. II. Jury and children of Ruby
Hill, who have been visiting Mrs, Jury's
sister, Mrs. Jay Jewell. at Ogden. Utah,
returned home by Fridays train.
Read p. ii. Hjul's announcement in
to-day's SENTINEL. You can obtain al
most anything at the Big Store in HE
line OF goods, and he carries a good many
lines.
A private letter received in Eureka
this week from San Francisco states
that the condition of Mrs. Moritz Regli,
who recently went there for medical
treatment. is now improved.
Charles Minoletti came over from
Hamilton last Monday on a business
trip. He Gays conditions now look fav-
orable for a considerable improvement
in the old camp this Summer.
A mar named Graham. suffering from
an attack of pneumonia, was an arrival
by yesterdays train from Buckhorn
He was met at the train by DIR. Roberts
and at once taken to the County
Hospital.
The family OF James McGlynn. who
have resided in Eureka for the past five
years. left here by private conveyance
on Tuesday Of this week for Austin. Ne
vada, where Mr.. McGlynn is now en-
ployed in mining.
The Ruby Hill school was closed sew
erAl days the first of the week on ac-
count Of the illness Of the teacher. A. L
Taylor Of Eureka. but his condition IL
now much improved and he resumed the
sessions of the school on Friday.
The condition OF William Prather,
who recently suffered a stroke Of par.
alysis in one Of his lower limbs, has not
improved, and he was taken to the
County Hospital early in the week where
he can receive the attention his case re
Quires.
Early Overton and r. l.. Donnel.
horse buyers from Syracuse. Kansas,
wsre arrivals by Fridays train. They
we're met here by @. p. Barnum, and
the party left this morning to inspect
some Of Mr.. Barnum's range horses In
Fish Creek valley.
We have received a copy Of the min
utes Of the last meeting Of the State
Board Of Assessors, just issued from the
State Printing office. The book is full
OF interesting reading. as 1t gives a YER
batim report Of all the conversation"
that occurred when the valuations were
fixed by the board for 1918.
There will be a called meeting of
lphigenia Chapter No. 8. Order Eastern
Star. on Friday evening. April 20, for
the purpose of meeting Mrs. Jennie
Werner. Grand Worthy Matron OF the
Order in Nevada, who will visit the
Chapter that evening. All members
are especially requested to attend this
meeting.
A new gasoline lamp fitted TO be used
either as a table or hanging lamp mas re-
Gently made its appearance in Eureka,
aud several are already in use. II. ID.
Ernst. who has the agency here has had
one on exhibition at the Eureka Cash
Store during the week. aud the new
hight has attracted much attention aud
favorable comment.
The recent death of Mrs. Minnie e.
Hobart is noted in the San francisco
papers. Mrs. Hobart was the wife OF
w. w. Hobart, State Controller of Ne