The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-02
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2. 1918
c BREVITIES.

verado sevearl days this week attend
ing to some business matters.
Mrs. Mary Jury is said to be quite i'll
a, her home on Ruby Hill. Owing to
lar mature age and the complications
~ her case her condition is thought to
be serious.
Although the weather has been
threatening, the ranchers in the i'm.
mediate vicinity of Eureka have had a
week of pretty fair weather and haying
operations are again in full swing.
Ralph Irwin and Ell Halstead came
mn last Sunday from Duckwater In the
formers auto aud we're accompanied
by Charles De Flon and Miss Pearl
Morrison. who have been visiting with
friends at Duckwater.
Miss Efie Father. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Father. Of Eureka.
has been i'll the past week with a bron-
chial cold and fever. She is now re-
ported to be improving. with favorable
symptoms for a speedy recovery.
Ed Whitmore came up from the mines
at Mt. Hope the first OF the week and re-
ports that last weeks storms in that
section did considerable damage to the
roads. In places the road Is so badly
washed out that il is impossible to get
over these places in an auto.
The Equsl Franchise Society of Eu
reka. who gave a Labor Day ball last
year, are arranging to give a ball this
year on Labor Day evening at the Eu.
reka Opera House. This announce
ment appears in to days SENTINEL
Further particulars will be given later.
James Morrison and Merrill Fletcher.
who took the Fletcher families to La
noble Valley. Elko County, last week
in the Morrison auto. were forced to
remain over there several days on &C
count of the stormy weather and bad
roads and did not return to Eureka
until Monday evening.
Oar sagehen hunters are still COM
planning of the scarcity Of birds in this
section. BY some il is claimed hat on
account of the unusually wet season
there is so much water every where
that the birds are keeping up high IN
the hills and no frequenting their usual
haunts on the flats and in the valleys.
Mrs. A I. Taylor aud little daughter,
Lois. and Mrs. George W. Leighton
returned TO their homes in Eureka by
Fridays train from a several weeks
visit at Grass Valley and a number of
other points in California. They re-
port having had a most enjoyable trip
visiting with friends and at places Of in
terest in the Golden State.
Nick Ratio. who has been over at
Hamilton packing ore from White Pine
mountain for the Coyle Bros, finished
the work and returned here with hi
pack train Wednesday. Next week
he expects to packing 100
tons of ore from the Silver Conner mine
on Prospect Mountain down TO the
roadway on Ruby Hill, from which
point teams will haul it to the railway
depot.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner Of Eureka,
who has been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Andrew Anderson al Pslisade and
Mrs. KATE Cicali at Elko. returned to.
her home here by Mondays train. Mrs.
Huebner is arranging 10 return to Pail
sade on the next train out, en- route to
Elko, where she is going to keep house
and live with her daughter, Mrs. Cicali.
who is one Of the corps Of teachers oil
tbs Elko public school.
Mrs. George Winters and twin sons
OF Lakewood. New Mexico. aud Mrs.
James McDermoit Of Lamoille Valley
Elko County, who nave been here sew
eral weeks visiting their mother, Mrs,
A. Swick, left Tuesday by private con-
veyance on their return to the latter's
home. where Mrs. Winters will spend
tie remainder Of the Summer. Their
brother. Raymond Swick, accompanied
them on the trip aud expects to remain
III Elko County Tor some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bsemer, son-in-
law aud daugher OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii.
HUI. who have resided III Eureka for
the past nine months, were departures
by to.day's train for Sparks, Nevada.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Beemer were former resi-
dents of Sparks aud are again returning
there to reside. During Mr.. Beemer's
short residence here he has been In the
employ of p. II. Hjul, and has made
numerous friends by his gentility OF
manner and obhging and accommodate
ing ways.
John Mullins and his mother. Mrs.
Annie Mullins of Tonopah, Nevada,