The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-03-15
SATURDAY. MARCH is. 1918
c BREvITIES.

Tuesday on O business trip 60 Hamilton.
Thomas Dixon was a departure by
this mornings train on a business trip
to Elko.
Mrs. Edgar Sadler came mp from Dia.
mond Valley last Saturday and visited
here until Monday.
Miss Mary Caviglia was an arrival
from Mt. Hope by Fridays train for a
short visit in Eureka.
Frank Romano Of Diamond Valley
spent several day. in Eureka this week
attending to business matters.
Eddie Mann Of Ruby Hill left by this
mornings train to join his father at the
new mining camp Of Rochester in Hum
boldt County.
Alden Hicks and Eugene johnson.
who have been working at Mineral
Hill for several months, returned to Eu-
reka this week.
Mrs. NJ. Ourto left by Tuesdays train
for q visit with her daughter. Miss Rose,
who is teaching the Pine Valley school
at the Yates ranch.
Angelo Berrolo. proprietor Of tho
San Francisco Hotel in Eureka. has an
announcement in to-day's SENTINEL
advertising the hotel.
Fridays train left Palisade with %
passengers. Fifteen left the train at
Blackburn for Buckhorn, and the re-
mainder came on to Eureka.
Mrs. A. E. Gelwick. a sister Of Henry
Bechtel of Newark Valley. arrived by
MONDAYS train from Chamber sburg,
Penn. for a visit with her brother.
The work of repairing the Tonkin
building on Main street recently pur-
chased by Nick Ratio was commenced
this week. ID. E. Nostrosa lie in charge
OF the work.
A ravioli supper will be served at the
San Francisco Hotel mex Monday mid
night. The attention OF those attend
ing the st. Patrick's Day ball is called
w tuio hOtAOCs
Three Basque sheepherders we're ar
rivals here by Fridays train. Two
are under engagement to the Eureka
Land and Stock Company and n to
Handley Brothers.
Invitations nave been issued TO a mum.
Der of the young people of Eureka to
attend q Shamrock party this (Satur-
day) evening at the home of Miss Villa
Huebner on Spring street.
Spencer Plummer is reported to have
put his. big passenger auto into service
between Palisade and Buckhorn and
is said to be doing big business in the
passenger and express line.
Frank Pastorino. Jr.. eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Pastorino. wal an ar.
rival from Oakland. Gal by Fridays
train. being called home on account Of
the serious illness OF his father.
Miss Grace LiRhtburn of Denver.
Colorado, teacher Of the Cotton wood
school. has been i'll for the past week
at the Chris Hildebrand ranch with a
threatened attack of pneumonia.
q. M. Stutzman Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company is in Eureka to
pack MP aud ship most of the company's
big battery equipment that is not being
used here in active service. The bat.
teries are to be sent TO Elko.
Ernest Simonsen came in this week
from his ranch in Newark Valley and
returned home Thursday with his wife
and children who have beer visiting
here several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mechanics.
The Lobster Club Bands annual ST.
Patrick's Day ball to be given at the
Eureka Opera House next Monday even
ing should draw it's usual large attend
ance. The HOLSTERS have been practic-
ing new music for this occasion. aud all
who attend are assured a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Plummer of Min
eral Hill who are visiting in the East,
were guests during the inaugural cere-
monies on March 4 Of Postmaster Mer-
rift of Washington, ID. O. After the
parade they were dinner guests of the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Announcement is made in to days
SENTINEL of u Novelty Ball TO be given
at the Eureka Opera House on Friday
evening. April A. by the Eureka Public
School. The ball is being given for the
benefit of the Public School library. and
further particulars will be given later.
Bernard Damele drove his auto in
from Tonkin Friday and vas accom-
panied by his mother. his sister, Miss