The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-10-25
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1918
LOCAL BREVITIES.

,urned to Eureka by Fridays train
from their wedding trip.
MIR. and Mrs. H. C. McTerney re-
turned by Mondays train from a
visit at Carson and Reno.
Mrs. w. S. Yates of Pine Valley
loft last week for a visit with rela-
t;ves and friends at Sparks, Nevada.
n M. Cooper returned by Fridays
train from a couple of weeks bust
moss visit in the western part of the
State.
Miss Rose Curto of the Pine Val
lev and Mrs. Nellie Richardson of
the Palisade schools, attended the
Teachers Institute at Ely this week.
AL Thatcher, a mining man, came
nm from Buckhorn by Mondays
train and left Wednesday for a visit
of inspection to the mines at Bald
Mountain.
State Senator w. II. Sweeney has
been confded to his home in Eureka
for the past ten days with a serious
attack of bladder and kidney compli-
cations.
The Diamond Mining Company
this week commenced hauling ore to
the depot from its mines on Prospect
Mountain for shipment to the smelt-
ers at Salt Lake.
County Clerk r. Mechanics went
out to the Simonsen ranch in New
ark Valley this week for a short visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Simonsen, and family.
A number of Eureka's young
people gave a pleasant dancing party
at the Opera House last night, and
most of those present remained until
nearly 4 a. m. this morning.
George Duborg, manager of c. II.
Duborg's business interests in Eu-
reka County. was an arrival by Fri
days train to attend to some bust
ness matters in this end of the county.
The Hamilton Power, Mining and
transportation Company this week
made a shipment of Is tons of ore
from their mine at Hamilton to the
shelters at Salt Lake. This ship
mentleft Eureka by Tuesdays train.
The family of N. X. Reynolds,
agent in Eureka for the Eureka-Ne-
vada Railway Company and Wells
Fargo, arrived by Friday'strai from
Carlin, Nevada. They have taken up
their residence in the +. N. building
at the depot.
Mrs. w. f. Sanders, wife of the
superintendent of the Alkali Mines
Company, arrived here by Mondays
train from Sonora, California, to
join her husband. They have taken
up their residence at the Alkali mines
plant, about four miles south of Eu-
reka.
W. 5. Raine came up from Pail
SADIE by Fridays train for an inter
view with the County Commissioners
regarding some needed work on the
road from Bullion district to the
Raine siding in Pine Valley, where
teams are now hauling ore to the Eu-
reka-Nevada railway for shipment to
the shelters at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Frank Romano, who has not
been in good health for the past year,
underwent IN operation in San Fran
cisco last week for the removal of a
tumor. DR.. Hood of Elko, her hus-
oand and daughter, Miss Lizzie, ac-
companied her. From reports e
celved she stood the operation well,
and her present condition is said to
De favorable for a rapid recovery.
Chew Hap, better. known as
Cracker" a Cbinaman who has
hved In Eureka for a number OF
years and has become thoroughly
Americanized and generally known
mere owing to his genial and gener-
Gus ways, left by Tuesdays train for
Dan francisco en- route to his home
IN ohlna, where he expects to spend
several months. He intends return
ing to Eureka on his return to Amer
lea.
several important business meet
ihgs OF the stockholders of the Eu-
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