The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-03-08
c BREVITIES.
Charley Williams was &c arrival from
Duck water to-day.

Duckwater to-day.
Frank Romano and family Of Dis-
mond Valley were Visitors In Eureka
several days this week.
Attorney X. G. Van Fleet Of EIko
has been attending to legal matters in
the District Court here this week.
Frank Winzell of Alpha, who has
been spending the week in Eureka, re-
turned home by this mornings train.
Mrs. B. Siri and daughter. Miss AL.
bina, came up from Pslisade Monday
for a visit with the ]. b. Bale family of
Eureka.
Attorney Charles Cantwell of Elko
was an arrival by Fridays train to at
tend to some legal matters coming mp
in the District Court.
The next meeting Of the Episcopal
Guild will be held at the residence Of
Mrs. 8. G.. Dye on Mob Hill Thursday
afternoon. March 20.
A private letter from Elko states that
the public schools in hat city have been
closed for three weeks on account OF the
prevalence of smallpox there.
A. T. Taylor has a new advertisement
in to-day's SENTINEL calling attention
TO some Easter specialties and other
ines Of goods carried in his stationery
store.
A private letter received here an
nounces the recent death at Grass Val
ley, GAL, of Martin Msher. q resident of
Eureka in the early days. when he was
connected with the dry goods firm of
Maher & Manion.
March came in like q lamb. and il
the present spell Of fine, warm weather
continues for. a week or SO longer. the
new grass will be up and IN such condi.
ton that the lambs can gambol on
many green swards in this section.
Angelo F1orio is back from his trip to
Utah after sheep. He states that he
purchased about 1000 head and drove
them across the country into Nye Coun-
ty, and they are now feeding on the
white sage in the Duckwater country.
near Pogue's ranch.
Mrs. Norma Morrison, Of Chicago.
cousin of Daniel Morrison of Eureka,
who has been here for the past three
weeks on q visit to the family OF MIR.
Morrison. departed by this mornings
train for Prince Rupert. b. O., on a
visit to her two sons who reside there.
The Lobster Club Band Of Eureka
turned out last Tuesday afternoon and
played for about an Jour on Main street
In honor of President Wilson's inaugur-
alton. The weather was warm and
pleasant and the music had a patriotic
ring-as though cheering our new Presi-
dent.
Miss Pearl Morrison entertained a
number of Eureka's young people Fri
day evening a, the Brown Hotel. II
was an i%mpromptu party given In honor
of her guest. Miss May Mcleod OF
Smoky Valley. Nye County. Dancing
and games were enjoyed by the merry
gathering, and a delicious lunch fol-
lowed. the evening passing most pleas
antly for those present.
]. J. Toguoni, Eureka's p%hotogra
pher, this week presented the SENTINEL
with a handsome 1918 calendar. A dne
photograph of Eureka County's Court
House. taken by Mr.. Tognoni. Is mount
ed on the calendar. which is l6x2O
inches In size, and altogether is a most
creditable piece of work. He has dis
.tributed these calendars generously
among his friends and patrons.
Alfred Hooking, his wife, five sons
aud two daughters, were departures
from Eureka by Tuesdays train for
Grass Valley. California, where they
have gone to reside. The Hooking fam
lily are old residents of Eureka County.
They formerly lived at Ruby Hill where
Mr.. Hooking followed mining. working
in the different mines OF the district.
They recently sold their home here with
the intention of locating permanently
in California, and many friends Of the
family here will wish them good luck
and happiness in their new home.
Alfred Hooking. Jr., will remain IN Eu.
reka for about a month to attend to
some business here.