The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-08-15
SATURDAY. G u is. 1914
C BREvITIES.

Ohm ElCiicNcly ohhPPCu L. Sdi-
loads of mutton sheep from Diamond
Station by Tuesdays train. The
stock was destined for the Eastern
market.
MIR. and Mrs. C. M. Dull, who have
been visiting for some time with
Mrs. Dull's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Mechanics of Eureka. returned by
to-day's train to their home at Los
Angeles.
Handley Bros. loaded out nine cars
of mutton sheep this morning from
Diamond Station for the Eastern
market, and a special train will take
out an additional nine cars of sheep
from the same station on Sunday
morning.
Mrs. |. C.. C. Whitmore. who has
been visiting in Eureka for the past
two weeks, the guest of Mrs. H. M.
Schneider, returned to her home at
Ely Sunday by auto, going over with
A. J. Stinson, candidate for State
Mine Inspector.
w. r. Miller, who is conducting
an auto service at Ely, Nevada, came
oyer to Eureka Monday and brought
Mrs. B. j. Smithson and children for
a visit with the %latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Moritz Regli, at their
ranch about IL miles west of Eureka.
The Local Branch of the Equal
Franchise Society has requested the
SENTINEL to announce that they are
arranging to give their third ami
versary ball on Labor Day evening,
Monday, September z. Their adver-
tisement giving further particulars
will appear next week.
Hiram Johnson was compelled to
leave his store Thursday afternoon
and return to his home from illness
caused By an attack of intestinal de-
rangement. He has since been con-
fined to his bed, but his condition to-
day is reported to be considerably
improved and it is thought he will
shortly recover from his illness.
From a private letter received
from Mrs. Gertrude Hagar, who is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. I. Agnew
at Alborn, Mimi, it is learned that
Mrs. Laura Stinson, formerly of Eu-
reka, who is nov making her home
in Cleveland. Ohio, will visit the lat
ter part Of this month with Mrs.
Hagar and Mrs. Agnew in Mime
sofa.
The SENTINEL this week has the
following new political announce
ments: Spencer Reynolds for State
Senator, James Mackey for Sheriff.
William f. Taylor for Constable of
Eureka Township, j.. F. Abel for
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, Cole l.. HARDWOOD for Mem
Der of Congress. Sam Plat for United
States Senator.
Milton b. Badt. an attorney OF
Elko, arrived here by Mondays train
for the purpose of taking up some
preliminary matters in the case OF
the State of Nevada against A. {.
Florio, brought in the Justice Court
for the purpose of collecting license
on some $500 head of sheep belong
ing to the defendant. The case was
set for trial by Justice l.. w. Cromer
for September A.
Sheriff Bar Francis of Lander Coun-
ty came over from Austin in his auto
Thursday and returned the same
evening with three members of the
Lobster Club Band. Mr.. Francis has
fully recovered from the injuries he
sustained by the o~verturning OF his
auto while coming over to attend u
Fourth of July celebration, and his
auto has been repaired and is again
doing good service.
Mrs. Maggie Kelsey, son, William,
and daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Tregaskis. were arrivals
here by auto Wednesday from Win
nemucca for a short visit with
friends, On their return home
Thursday they were accompanied by
Mrs. j. J. Sri and Mrs. F. l.. kel-
sey and children. who have been
here for the past month visiting
with their mother, Mrs. r. RoSevear,