The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.

About four inches of snow has fallen
In this section during the week.
Mrs. Angelo Berrolo returned by Fri
DAYS train from a short business trip
to Alpha.
Flags were flying from the public
boildings in Eureka to-day in honor Of
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. William Gibson of Ruby Hill
left by Mondays train to join her hus-
band at Tuscarora, Elko County.
Judge Peter Breen returned Monday
from Austin. where he has been hold
ing a term Of the Lander County Dis.
trict Court.
G. A. Fletcher returned Monday from
a trip to the zinc mining property near
Alpha, in which he is interested with
Pete Carletti and others.
The next meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held at the residence of
Mrs. Caroline Huebner ON Spring street
Thursday afternoon. February 81.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment In to.day's SENTINEL Of the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel INC Mining Company.
Mrs. A. Fraser left by Tuesdays
train for San Francisco. where she will
select a new stock of Spring and Sum-
mer goods for the One Price Store In
Eureka.
The Lobster Club Band will give its
fourth annual St. Patrick's Day bali at
the Eureka Opera House on Monday.
March IL. The advertisement is pub
lished in to-day's SENTINEL.
Henry Bechtel Of Newark Valley.
who has recently been quite i'll, came
into Eureka last Saturday in company
with James Kautz for medical treat
ment. He felt sufficiently recovered
to return home on Friday.
O. p. Barnum of Fish Greek Valley
arrived in Eureka Thursday with a
bunch of range horses for shipment
East. Deputy Sheriff r A. Laird went
down to Diamond Station early this
morning to inspect the animals before
they left there on to-day's train.
Mrs. Henry Norris and two children
who have been visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Eathorne
OF Ruby Hill for the past three months,
were departures by Tuesdays train for
their home at Melrose. Montana. Harry
Fault. Mrs. Norris brother, accom-.
panied them and expects to remain in
Montana.
In the list Of names of those under
quarantine with scarlet fever at Tono.
pah is M of the younger children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clendening, which
is the only family Of the Eureka colony
now living there that is afflicted with
the disease. The disease is said to be in
q mild form and il is now thought the
prompt action taken by the Board Of
Health will prevent further contagion
aud spread OF the disease.
The ball to be given at the Eureka
Opera House next Friday evening, Feb.
ruary 2s. by the Boys Association Club,
promises to equal their recent social EN-.
tertainment given the people Of Eureka
and vicinity. The Base Range Orches-
ira has been engaged to furnish the
music. and prizes will be awarded to
the best lady aud gentleman walters
The boys hope that every one will join
with them in making their ball a success.
A most enjoyable dancing party was
given in the Eureka Opera House Fri
day evening. IL had been arranged lat
in the week and was advertised by
printed posters being distributed around
town. The Base Range Orchestra Of
four pieces rendered good dance music.
and all those present expressed them
selves as having passed a pleasant
evening Of dancing aud social enjoy
ment.