The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-21
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..vsr.l days this week attending TO bust
ness matters.
Mis-. Rhoda Dye left BY Tuesdays
,r.ip for Salt Lake City. where she goes
to attend school.
Walter Burdick was an arrival by
uonday's train from Oakland. GAL. for
.short visit at home.
Mrs. NJ. Mau left by Tuesdays train
for Ely, Nevada. for a visit with her
~d.ushter, Mrs. Thomas Short.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman returned by
Mondays train from q several weeks
vi.it at the winzell ranch in Garden
Valley.
Johnny Romano brought his sisters.
Misses Lizzie and Mary, up from Dia-
mond Valley yesterday to attend the
graduation exercises.
Mrs. Vincent LAM was q departure by
this mornings train for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. f. A. King. at Deeth.
Elko County. Nevada.
Andrew Crofut brought his sister.
Mrs. J.. p. Jacobsen. and her two chill.
dren mp from Diamond Valley Friday
for a short visit in Eureka.
Miss Maggie Jones of Palisade came
up by yesterdays train to attend the
graduation exercises last evening and for
q visit with old friends here.
Charley Minoletti oame over from
Hamilton Tuesday with William Sweet.
who has recently been inspecting some
mining property in that section.
Alfred sadler Of Reno. who has been
visiting at the sadler ranch In Diamond
Valley. came mp to Eureka this week
for q visit with his relatives here.
Miss Mamie Breep, who has been
teaching the school at Cortez. Nevada.
for the past year, returned by Monday's
train 10 spend her vacation at home.
John stonelake. who spent the pas,
Winter at Tonopah, returned here this
week TO do the assessment work on
some mining claims he owns here.
Mrs. A. Fraser. who represented Iphi.
genia Chapter No. 8. Order Eastern Star.
OF the Grand Chapter held in Reno this
week. returned home by Fridays train
Spencer Reynolds. representative Of
Eureka Lodge No. %. l. 0. 0. f.. to
the Grand Lodge that was in session ~
Elko this week. returned home by yes
terday's train.
Mrs. Otto Mau and children were de-
psrtures by Tuesdays train for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Ed Wilhelm.
aud sister, Miss Adelaide. at Grass VAL
ley. California.
Miss Althea Father. who has been at
Ely for the past year taking a CONNER
cial course in the Ely High School. has
returned to her home In Eureka for her
Summer vacation.
Mrs. Hannah Pratt, mother Of Oliver
Pratt. an engineer on the K. N. Rail
way. came up from Palisade yesterday
for q short visit here and to attend the
graduation exercises.
District Attorney 7, j. McParlin. &C.
c%ompanied by his friend. j. +. Donahue.
left by this mornings train for q visit
10 the western portion OF the State, end
may continue on to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simonsen Of
Newark Valley. accompanied by their
children and Mrs. ]. Smith. who has
been visiting at their ranch. drove into
town yesterday in their new auto.
W. II. Sweeney left by Tuesdays
train for Reno. Nevada, to meet his
brother J. J.. Sweeney Of Houston. Texas.
who Ia en- route East. and expects to
make a trip to Europe before returning
to his home in Texas.
Mrs. Laura Hoegh. and son. Tracey.
left by private conveyance to-day for
her brothers. DR.. Henry Hagar, ranch
10 Ruby Valley. Elko County, where
they expect to spend the Summer.
The programme and cast OF characters
OF those who will take part in the enter
tainment to be given at the Eureka
Opera House on Thursday evening, July
y. Is published in to.day's SENTINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Naples came
up from California this week for a visit
at the Naples ranch in Pine Valley.
Mrs. Naples came on to Eureka by Fri.
days train for q visit with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Sadie Boomhower. formerly q
teacher In the Eureka public school. has
resigned her position as primary teacher
In the school at Las Vegas. Nevada. and
has been engaged to teach next year at
Rockland. California.