The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

. Miss Mary OaviBiia, VIM has oeen IL
california for several months, returned
home BY Fridays train.
II Ia reported that the wedding Of q
oouple Of Eureka's popular young
people will take place here early next
week.
Miss Mary De Flon returned Wednes-
day from a three weeks visit with Miss
Fanny Coyle at the Six Mile House.
near Hamilton.
Mrs. NJ. Rich. who has been visiting
with the George w. Halstead family at
Duck water, returned to her home in
Eureka this week.
James Rattazzi and his sister, Miss
Della, left by to- days train for a visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Arthur Clayton
near Elko, Nevada.
Pine Valley and all the ranches in
the north end of the county have sus-
spended all haying operations until the
weather clears up.
Herman Meister, who Ia now con.
Quoting the Henry Bechtel ranch in
Newark Valley. was in Eureka the first
OF the week after hay hands.
Mrs. M. Curto and daughter, Miss
Rose, returned home by Fridays train
from a several weeks visit with rela.
tives in White Pine County.
Miss Rebecca Eccles vas q departure
BY Wednesdays stage for q visit with
her sister, Mrs. Edgar Sadler. at the
sadler ranch in Diamond Valley.
Isadore Sara brought his wife and
children into Eureka Monday from the
Roberts Greek ranch and they we're
guests at the Brown Hotel until Friday.
Robert Kelly. accompanied by his
wife and little daughter. were depart
ures by this mornings train for Bishop.
California. where they will probably
remain.
+. ImObersteg of Eureka left last
Tuesday for Carson, Nevada. where he
goes to be one Of the State Prison guards.
having recently received an appoint.
ment to that position.
8. g. Dye and w. II. Russell of the
Eureka Supply Company came up from
Palissde Monday night in the company's
auto and have since been quite busy
attending to business matters.
Mrs. Walter Bracken of Las Vegas.
Nevada. who has been here for a couple
Of weeks visit with her father. Hiram
Johnson, and brother. Adams. left by
this mornings train on her return home.
Dan Morrison and family left in their
auto last Sunday morning for a visit
with friends at Duck water. They re.
turned home the same evening. leaving
Miss Pearl Morrison there for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. G.. A. Fletcher and children. and
Genoli. left Wednesday by auto for LIZ.
MOLE Valley. Elko County. for a several
weeks visit at the Dave Morrow ranch
in that valley.
G. j. Campbell. an attorney of Win
nemucca, Nevada, was in Eureka sew
eral days the first OF the week attending
to legal matters. He left for Elko
Thursday in w. j. Stinson's auto OIL
his way home.
Yesterdays train into Eureka was
about three.quarters Of an hour late.
caused by q small washout about two
water only damaged the track for about
IL feet and the train crew made the
necessary repairs in a little over 80 min
utes.
DIR. s. V. Moore, the dentist, accom-
panied by +. II. Russell, came in from
Ely by auto last night and left here to-
day for Elko. He asked the SENTINEL
to announce that he expected to return
TO Eureka in about a week prepared to
do any dental work here. The Doctor
is also arranging to establish an office
at Ely, Nevada.
The heavy rains that have prevailed
In this section during the week caused
nearly all the hsying crews to be laid
on, and it is thought work can not be
resumed again before the first of next
week, even with continued fair weather.
Most Of the ranchers were Just getting
fairly started. and as there is consider
able hay down. the stormy weather will
no doubt cause some loss.
Miss Frances Pastorino met with quite
a painful accident at the Pastorino ranch
last Saturday. While washing windows
she accidentally out her right thumb
severely on a piece Of window glass. II
Died p%rOfusely at the time of the acct