The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-11-08
s,ruRpAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1918
LOCAL BREVITIES.

,y;th a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Harry Fault of Ruby Hill was an
rival from Melrose, Montana, by
Yesterdays train.
pete Lob received two carloads of
coal BY yesterdays train and will re-
tail it out for domestic use.
Pete Carletti of Garden Valley
came up by Fridays train to attend
10 some business matters in Eureka.
There will be a stated communica-
tion of Eureka Lodge No. is, F. &
A NJ, this Saturday evening at 7
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano of
diamond Valley, who have been in
San Francisco for several weeks, re-
turned home the first of the week.
The Rev. Father Corcoran arrived
in Eureka by yesterdays train and
will hold services in the Catholic
church Sunday. He will return to
Carlin on Tuesday morning next.
The Ruby Hill Star Band will give
the Thanksgiving ball in Eureka. 1t
will be held in the Opera House on
Thursday evening, November q.
The advertisement appears in an
other column Of to-day's issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Nostrosa, who
have been in California tor several
months. returned home by Mondays
train. Mrs. Nostrosa recently under
went an operation at Los Angeles
and is now rapidly regaining her
health.
Occasionally the SENTINEL makes
a misstatement. as it did last week
in announcing the return of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Russell to Eureka with
their little daughter, which should
have been their little son, as there is
now a Russell, Jr.
The Eureka County Hospital is
now without a single patient, for the
first time in many years, f.. De La
Morte, who passed away there last
Sunday being the last of those who
have been county charges for the
past several years.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison, daughter
Miss Eileen, and her s~on-in-law,
George Englebright and his wife.
came in from Antelope Valley this
week. Mr.. E~nglebright has rented
the Pardy house on Atlas Hill and
his wife and Miss Eileen Morrison
will spend the Winter in Eureka.
Mrs. E. Wilhelm returned to her
home at Grass Valley, California,
by this mornings train after a several
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Louise Zadow, and daughter, Mrs.
Otto Mau. Her daughter, Miss
Adelaide. will remain here and attend
the Normal school, making her home
with her sister.
The Lobster Club Band held a re-
union Monday evening, all of its old
members, with the exception of j.
W. Bailey, who is now in Elko, being
here at the present time. Those who
recently returned here are w. j.
Hooper, A. c. Harris, and Will and
Ray Swick. Besides playing their
old-time melodies together, the boys
had an evening of social enjoyment.
Gent Marteletti came in Thursday
with a six-horse team for a load of
winter supplies for the Wattles
STOCK ranch recently purchased in
Nye County by Charley Williams and
himself. Mrs. Marteletti arrived
last week to select the household
supplies, and they both leave to-
morrow morning on their return
home.
j. W. Ernest was an arrival here
oy last Mondays train from Los An
geles, California He is understood
70 nave recently purchased the Peal
holdings of State Contract Lands in
1nis section of NeVada, and his visit
mere at this time il to look over and
appraise the value Of these lands.
Tom Griffin. the stock buyer of
earlin, Nevada, came into Eureka
last Monday in his new so horse
power 1914 Cadillac. 1t carries all
ehe latest improvements and is surely
ahhe auto. He had just completed