The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
c BREvITIES.

mornings train on Q business trip to
Elko.
William Loofbourrow and. James
Ksutz returned to Eureka Tuesday from
Cedar Station.
Miss Lizzie Romano, accompanied by
Miss Eva Shipley. came up from Dia-
moud Valley on Thursday for q short
visit in Eureka.
Ralph Irwin. accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. Charles A. Irving. came mp
from Duck water yesterday afternoon by
AUTO for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcleod. who
have been residents of Eureka for the
mast year, left Tuesday for Mineral Hill.
where they have gone to make their
home.
Mrs. w. f. Mendes and daughter,
Miss Irene. drove mp from Duck water
Yesterday to attend the special meeting
of Iphigenia Chapter No. s. o. e. s.,
last evening, when that Order had as
their guest and entertained Mrs. Jennie
Werner, it's Grand Worthy Matron.
Frank Y. MacNair of Reno. Nevada.
salesman and representative of the
Underwood Type writer Company. who
came into Eureka by Mondays train.
was taken i'll the same evening with
what DIR. Roberts diagnosed as the
measles. The case Is OF a mild type and
Mr.. MacNsir is reported to be getting
along nicely.
O. II. Wittenberg Of Tonopah arrived
in his auto here last night from the new
mining district at Willow Greek. where
he IL interested and doing development
work on several claims. He states that
the new district makes q very favorable
showing for the amount of development
carried on, but says that not enough
work has yet been done to insure the
new districts permanency. He con-
tinued on to Tonopah this afternoon.
Maurice NJ. johnson, a mining man
of Salt Lake City, has been here during
the week looking I'VE several properties
in the district. On Wednesday Mr..
johnson went out with A. p. Mayberry
and Dan Morrison TO inspect some min.
ing property at Bald Mountain. James
Morrison drove the party out in the
Morrison auto, and the AZ mile run to
Joy was made in two and half hours.
The Valley School in Newark Valley.
White Pine County. closed Friday.
April IS. for the Summer vacation.
Miss Theresa Romano, the teacher OF
this school. had closing exercises that
afternoon which were attended by par.
ents and friends o. the children. Miss
Romano has recently been granted a
life diploma. having successfully taught
the 20 months required TO secur o life
certificate.
W. w. Page. with his wife and two
daughters, the well known musical
family. passed through Eureka Friday
in new Ford auto. which he had driven
from Salt Lake to Eureka without a
pnncture or accident of any kind. They
were en- route to California where they
expect to spend the Summer. but in
tended going by way of Manhattan for
o short visit with their daughter. Mrs.
James McGhan. formerly Eva Page.
O. p. Barnum returned to Eureka
last Monday with Early Overton and r.
L. Donnel, the Kansas horse buyers
who recently went ont to Fish Greek
valley TO inspect several bands Of range
horses. The gentlemen are reported to
have been we'll pleased with the class OF
horses shown them and have closed a
deal with Mr.. Barnum for a number Of
carloads Of the animals. shipments Of
which will be commenced as soon as the
horses can be gathered. The horse
disease that has been prevalent in
Kansas and adjacent States for the past
year or two has killed off thousands OF
horses. and there is now said TO be a
greatly increased demand In those States
for any kind Of animals that car be
made of use on the farms.
A surprise party was rendered the
Misses Rose aud Lizzie Romano, and
their que st. Miss Eva Shipley. st the
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall in Eu-
reka Thursday evening. Misses Fer
rinda Ourto. Mary Romano and CLARA
hosevear. as q committee. arranged
this social dancing party. issuing about
100 invitations to the acquaintances and
friends OF the young ladies. During
the evening q number OF the guests con.
tribute to the enjoyment Of the COCA.
sion by rendering vocal and instru.
mental music aud Rotations. The Base
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