The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-12-27
LOCAL B%REvIrIES-

&c Cobb drove in from DUCK
Ear Tuesday !, to spend the holidays
W" -r.nsnt Maggini is here from his
Clenpe Valley ranch to spend the
D ''i : with his family in Eureka
n0n' "t. stocker returned by Mondays
ID from California to spend the
holidays with his family in Eureka,
.r,s McGiIlivray came up by
. ansr train from Buckhorn to
n ao"S the holidays with friends IN
Eureka. an arrival
Salt Lake by yesterdays train
~ an inspection of some mining
properties D@ in this district.
Eugene Rice returned home from
the Sir ranch in Diamond valley py
tuesdays stage to spend Christmas
nth his family in Eureka.
Caesar Prima and Tony Frank OF
Prospect, who have been at Buck
horn for the past two months re-
,nrned home by Mondays train.
n Feroyini and Marco Venturino,
sbo are doing the assessment work
~ a number of claims at Mt. Hope.
anne into Eureka Monday to spend
Christmas at home.
Rudolph Zadow of the Peoples
Market seeks information of a SOW
that recently strayed away from his
slaughter house in Eureka. See adj
vertisement in another column.
The Ely Record announces the
Nrth of a son last week to the wife
Of Peter salvi of Cherry Greek, White
Pine County. Nevada. Mrs. Salvi
ha daughter of Mrs. NJ. Curto of Eu-
reka.
II is learned that Thomas Sprack-
lin. who was recently seriously in
iured in the Florence mine at Gold
field, is rapidly recovering and was
~evnected 10 be able 70 leave the hos
pital on Christmas day.
Mrs. J. J. Kermeen. a former Eu-
reka resident, recently purchased an
interest in the NJ. f. Clancy restaur-
ant business at Las Vegas, Nevada,
and will conduct it in partnership
with Mrs. NJ. Edwards.
Miss Rebecca Eccles, teacher of
the public school at Cherry Greek,
White Pine County. returned by
Mondays train to spend her holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Eecles Of Ruby Hill.
Misses Adelaide Wilhelm and Ag-
mes Lucey, students in the Normal
School, are the only ones taking the
examination for Teachers Certif-
Gates being held here this week. The
four days examination closes this
afternoon.
Miss Jessie Diamond, a teacher in
the public school at Winnemucca,
Nevada, returned to Eureka by
Mondays train to spend her holiday
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Diamond. and sister. Mrs. F. j.
BroSsemer.
Rev. Father w. II. Corcoran was
an arrival by Mondays train from
Oarlln, Nevada. to officiate at a we'd
dng here. He left the following
Gay for Austin, Nevada, where two
Vnrlstmas weddings were scheduled
blake place.
Inc SENTINEL acknowledges the
nceipt OF an artistic panel calendar
nOm the Wittenberg Warehouse and
transfer Company of Tonopah, Ne
sada. A view of the Bridal Veil
rails of Yosemite Valley in colors is
handsomely mounted on a panel, a
anall 1914 calendar being attached
at the bottom.
ihe Eureka Cash Store. as is its
'us'om' presented its patrons with a
calendar as a Christmas remembrance
'nis year. This 1914 calendar is a
cardboard basket holding a beautiful
sOquet Of white and lavender lilacs
anl green foliage, the handle being
~ WIN a pink lovers knot. and a
[l,ai' calendar is attached to the bas-
=, ~ with the seasons greetings from
Nevada.