The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-12-06
s,TuRpAY. DEoEMI ER 8. 1918
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

I'M
Attorney Charles Cantwell OF Elko
heen here during the week at
tending to legal matters.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman left by this
morning's train for Alameda, Cali
savria. for a visit with relatives.
W n. Russell, manager here of
.ho Eureka Supply Company, return
ID Monday from a business trip to
Ogden, Utah.
There will be a meeting of st.
Jobn's Chapter No. 5, R. A. M, on
Saturday evening, December 20.
Election of officers.
The Eureka Supply Company this
,,ook received a carload of oats and
wheat, and a carload of Pearl Oil and
Red Crown gasoline.
Pete Carletti, the stockman of
Garden Valley, summoned for Grand
.Iury duty, was unable to be present
on account of illness.
Mrs. Louise S. Zadow left by this
mornings train for Elko to attend
10 some business matters, and from
there will make a trip to California.
w. C. Wheeler, an attorney OF
Flko who has been in Eureka during
the week, is said to be an applicant
for the vacant District Attorneyship.
Frank S. Ellis left here Tuesday
for Salt Lake City to arrange for a
home there for his family, who ex-
pect to leave here shortly for that
place.
The Mob Hill Fire Company will
give its annual ball at the Eureka
Opera House on New Years eve.
The advertisement appears in to-
days SENTINEL.
Edgar T. Fee, of the law firm OF
Hale & Fee of Elko, who is an appli-
cant for the vacancy in the District
Attorneys office, was in Eureka sew
eral days this week.
Theodore Harte, a representative
Of the Western Pacific Railway. was
an arrival by Fridays train. Mr..
Harte said he had nothing of import
ance to give out regarding any new
railway news.
j. Fewson Smith, Of the engineer.
ing department Of the United States
Mining and Smelling Company, ar.
rived by yesterdays train from Sail
Lake City to attend to some worn
for his company here.
J. W. Ebert of Palisade, who wa
called to Eureka as a Grand Juryman
brought his wife and little daughter
up with him, and they remained her,
visiting with relatives and friend.
until this morning, returning home
by to-day's train.
Charles De Flon, who has beer
taking a course in the law department
of the Columbia University in New
York City, returned home by yester-
days train. 1t is understood Mr..
DE Flon is an applicant for the va
cancy in the office of District At
torney of Eureka County.
T.J. McParlin, who resigned the
Office of District Attorney of Eureka
county this week, left by to-day's
tram with his brother, Owen Nc
farlin, for the latter's home at Paw
tucket, Rhode Island. The former
mas been in failing health for several
months and returns to his old home
hoping to regain his health.
Inc ball to be given at the Eureka
opera House next Friday evening,
december IL, by the Episcopal Sun
uay School is being given for the pur-
pose OF raising funds for the Sunday
school and to purchase gifts and
candy for the tree for the children
On christmas. The cause is a good
one, and everybody should turn out
ana attend the benefit ball. All will
oe welcome and be assured a good
ane by the committees In charge.
Edward 7. Patrick, Deputy Attor-
aey General of Nevada, arrived here
irom Carson by Mondays train and
nas since been engaged in perform
ing The duties of the District Attor-
ney OF Eureka County. In view of
uhe TACT that much of the work in
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