The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-09-06
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1918
LOCAL BREVITIES.

came ND by Fridays train and is
listing the j. B. Bale family in
Eureka.
Miss Rose Curto left by to-day's
train for Pine Valley and will open
tho Fall term of school there next
Monday.
Mrs. F. j. Bremenkampf left
Tuesday for San Francisco where she
expects to spend the Winter with
her daughter.
Ernest Affranchino had shipment
of ore going out to the Salt Lake
shelters on to-day's train from his
mine on Prospect Mountain.
Mrs. Chris Iverson, nee Mamie
Parmagini, came up from Palisade
by Fridays train for a visit with her
narents at the Parmagini ranch.
James and Della Rattazzi, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Elko County for the past
month. returned home by Thursdays
train.
Leonard Rosevear and Stanley Fine
are hauling ore to the depot this
week for shipment to the Salt Lake
shelters from their lease in the jack
son mine on Ruby Hill.
Charley HUI returned Monday
from a trip to lllipah, White Pine
County, and brought his wife and
little daughter home from their visit
with Mrs. Hjul's parents at Illipah.
John and Albina Romano, Jean
Johnson, and the Misses Lizzie, Rose
and Mary Romano of Diamond Val
ley, came up from the Romano
ranch Monday to attend the Labor
Day ball.
Clement Maggini brought his
family into Eureka last Monday
from their ranch in Diamond Valley.
Mrs. Maggini will spend the Winter
here so that their two children can
attend the public school.
Sheriff Martin Mahoney took his
brother, Frank, whose health has
not been good for some time, down
to the Sadler ranch in Diamond Val
ley on Wednesday in the hope that a
change will prove beneficial.
John Vittle and Fred Bartine have
taken a lease of the Grant mine on
Prospect Mountain, near Ruby Hill,
from Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald, and
have commenced putting the prop
erty in shape to work the mine.
w. l.. Keep, assistant principal of
the Eureka County High School, who
spent his Summer vacation at his
home near Mills College, California,
returned by Mondays train to re-
sumo his work in the high school.
DR.. Henry Hagar arrived in Eu-
reka last Sunday from his ranch in
Ruby Valley, Elko County, and
brought his sister, Mrs. Laura
Hoegh and son, Tracy, who spent
the Summer with the Doctor on his
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stoker were
arrivals in Eureka by Fridays train
from Reno, Nevada, for a visit with
the latter's mother, Mrs. William
Evans and family. Mrs, Stoker was
formerly Miss Charlotte Spaulding
of Eureka.
Ora Lowell, who recently came out
from Nebraska and purchased a
ranch at Indian Creek, Nye County,
came into Eureka last Saturday for
supplies. He was accompanied by
his wife and family and they made
a several days visit here.
John Venton of Ruby Hill was a
departure by Sundays train for
Glen Ellen, California, where his
wife and children are now living.
Mr.. Venton has recently been i'll and
went to California for medical treat
ment and for a visit with his family.
John Potts and his sister, Miss
Irene, drove into Eureka Friday
afternoon from their home in Mont
tor Valley, Nye County. Miss Potts
left here by this mornings train for
Lamoille, Elko County, having been
engaged as a teacher in the Lamoille
public school.