The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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N..vsrsl months, returned to Eureka
bv Mondays train.
Mrs. O. NJ. Dull returned TO Eureka
-, monday's train from Los Angeles.
california. for q visit with her parents.
", and Mrs. r. Mechanics.
Miss Ella H%ildebrand. n of the late
Graduates from the Eureka High School.
Tho has teen living in Eureka, returned
~ her home ct Cottonwood the first Of
the week.
Judes Peter Breen. accompanied by
his son, Peter, left by this mornings
train for Austin. Nevada. where he will
hold a term Of the Lander County Dis
srict court.
John Littlefair this week moved his
family to Eureka from Ruby Hill. and
thew are located in the house On Mob
Hill formerly occupied by the Alfred
Hooking family.
Miss Emma Regli finished teaching
the Winter term Of school at Lovelock.
Nevada, last Friday, and has gone to
San Francisco to visit with her mother.
Mrs. NJ. Regli. who Is in. the city for
medical treatment.
Did you feel an earthquake in Eureka
Thursday night? Several Eurekans
claimed to have felt q distinct shock. &C.
companied by o rumbling noise. about
II .. m. and q couple Of lighter ones
bstween midnight and l a. m.
Misses Maud Porch and Alice Dees
accompanied Mr. aud Mrs. George Brehe
ON their return to their home in Hunt
ington Valley, Elko County. After a
short stay there the young ladies will
visit other relatives aud friends in Elko
County.
Charley Minoletti came over from
Hamilton Wednesday with Sol jacobson,
the commercial traveller. Mr.. Minoletti
says Hamilton is forging ahead slowly
at this time. but that 1t 10 expected o u
siderable new work will be under way
in the mines there before the Summer
10 over.
The bids for carrying the mail be
tween Palisade and Eureka on an eight
hour schedule. asked for by the Postal
Department. closed on June "a. but so
far nothing is known at this End Of the
line as to what bids. IL any. were put in.
or what action has been taken in the
matter.
j. A. Gilbert left Monday for Tono.
pah with the following passenger IN
his auto: Principal p. T. McNally Of the
Eureka County High School, and Mr..
and Mrs. K. II. Mau. IL is understood
they all went over 10 look at the present
l%iveliest camp on the Pacific Coast with
a view Of locating there IL conditions
were favorable. Mr.. ana Mrs. Mau re-
turned with Mr.. Gilbert last night.
The Rescue Hose Oompany's annual
Fourth of July ball will be held 10 the
Eureka Opera House on Friday evening.
July 4. AND the boys will endeavor TO
give every one q good time. The hall
will be in it's usual holiday attire. DECOR
atsd in the National colors-red. white
and blue. aud all patriotic and public
spirited Eurekaus should encourage the
hrs company and It's organization by
their presence at this annual ball.
The Eureka Amateur Dramatic Com
pany's daily rehearsals OF the ~four.act
drama. "The Prison OF And%ersonville,
and the me. act farce. "a Woman's
Won't" are progressing nicely. and II
all goes well to the evening Of presenta-
ton. Thursday evening. July 8. at the
Eureka Opera House. all who attend
will be afforded au evening Of entertain
ment mi pleasure. Reserved seats for
this performance are now on sale at +.
h. Mau's store.
Thomas Grifin. the Oarlin cattle
buyer, accompanied by James +. Hoi'
land, president Of the Lamoille Cream.
cry Company. aud Walter Oluff. an In
suranoe man, dropped into Eureka
Fhursday in an auto after making o
wip through the northern and western
p'rtion OF Eureka County. Mr.. Grit
10 recsntly purchased all the cattle OF
she George W. Grayson estate. the
FAnoh having been rented to Miller d
LAX for one year.