The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
TUE EUREKA NTINEL
JUNE 7. 1918
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Thursday from y tWo Wcoks asses eing
trip in the north end of the county.
Miss Evelyn Matson was an arrival
from Hamilton on Thursday FOR q visit
with the family of Mrs. John Flavin of
Ruby Hill.
Walter johnson was an arrival from
Cherry Creek, White Pine County,
Thursday for o visit with friends on
Ruby Hill.
William Esston brought a couple Of
commercial men over from Austin this
morning in his auto. They left on the
retarn trip this afternoon.
Ben Ferrari Of Pine Valley was an
arrival In Eureka by yesterdays train to
attend to some land matters before
County CLERK r. MoOharles.
The Misses Sylvia, Stella and Rachel
Rogantini. who have been spending the
Winter In Eureka, left for the home
ranch at Pinto Creek this morning.
The Damele Brothers. Bernard, Step
hen and Antoine, of Tonkin, md Pete
Carletti Of Garden Valley. were visitors
here Monday, coming over in the Damele
auto.
s. @. Dye received Q business call to
the West Wednesday night and left
early the next morning in the Eureka
Supply Company's auto for Palisade,
with J. A. Gilbert acting as pilot.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner. accompanied
BY her daughter, Miss Villa. and grand.
daughter. Gladys Cioali. left for Palisade
BY this mornings train for . visit with
her daughter. Mrs.. Andrew Anderson.
Miss Christy Fulton OF Eureka has
been appointed Deputy Examiner for
Eureka County, and will conduct the
examination for State Teachers Ger.
t~iicates to be held In Eureka commend.
ing on June IS.
Ulysses LAM. accompanied by his
wife and children. came mp Thursday
from their home in Huntington Valley.
Elko County. for q visit with the family
OF his father, Vincent LAM. and other
relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Romano of Diamond Val.
ley spent several days in Eureka this
week visiting with her children and rel
atives here. She returned home to-day
accompanied by her daughters. the
Misses Lizzie and Mary. aud son. Al
bino. who have spent the Winter in Eu.
reks.
Il 10 now stated that the Western Pa.
clio is arranging to build q freight
depot and platform ct the west portal Of
its big tunnel on this side Of the Hum
boldt river at Palisade, aud will shortly
commence handling freight consigned
to Palisade and Eureka over the Eu-
reks-Nevada Railway.
Mrs. Gent Marteletti and little daugh.
ter. Addie. drove in Tuesday from their
home in Fish Lake Valley. Nye County.
and were accompanied by Miss Agnes
Luoey. of Eureka. who has just closed
her term of school there. Mrs. Marti-
letu and daughter left here Friday on
their return trip home.
Commissioner Edgar Sadler brought
his wife and Miss Annie Blair up from
their Diamond Valley home last Satur-
day for . visit in Eureka aud they ell
remained until Tuesday. Mr.. Sadler
states that the hailstorm last week was
unusually heavy in the valley and that
considerable damage was done TO the
alfalfa crop.
Owing to the present quiet times IN
Eureka. and to the increased license on
liquors. cigars and tobacco, four saloons
closed business here this week. They
were: The City Brewery. conducted by
Sam Shortino; The Miners Saloon, by
p. E CALI; The Owl Saloon. by ]. W.
Bailey and the ]. A. Rattazzi Saloon on
north Main street.
j. w. Bailey. who this week closed
his place of business in Eureka. left this
morning with Mrs. Bailey for Ely. Ne
vada. for a visit with the latter's father.
Ben Regli, and sister. Mrs. Leahigh. II
Mr.. Bailey fnds a suitable business To-
cation there. he will probably remain
at Ely. Ed Whitmore took them over
In a double. seated rig.
w. j. Stinson left Thursday In
his auto IN q business trip to the
north end OF the county. He was
accompanied by II. d. Ernst. Eu-
reka agent Of the E.. N. Railway. who
will put in a few days Of his Summer
vacation in getting acquainted with
people in the north end. Mrs. Ernst.
who is an expert telegraph operator and
accountant, 10 filling II. DIS position.
The grammar, intermediate aud pri-