The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-09-19
BREvITIES.

Miss Kitty Winzell was an arrival
nv Fridays train for afew days visit
in Eureka.
William Hicks came over from Ely
last Saturday for a short visit with
his sister, Mrs. Stanley Fine of Ruby
Hill.
There will be a meeting of the
Equal Franchise Society at the home
of Mrs. A. P. Tenvoord this (Satur-
day) evening.
Miss Rose Romano returned to her
home in Diamond Valley by Fridays
stage from a visit with relatives and
friends in Eureka.
John Clifford and his sister, Miss
Grace, of Tonopah, Nevada, are Wis
ting the 'amily of Mrs. John Mar
tin on Ruby Hill.
Leonard and Elmer Rosevear and
Harry Fault left here by private con-
veyance Thursday for a several days
hunting trip through Newark Valley.
Miss Rose Curto of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the school of
the new district in Diamond Valley,
and went down by Fridays stage to
commence the school there next
Monday.
Miss Mabel Kleihm, who has been
engaged to teach the next term of
the Ruby Hill school, was an arrival
here by FRIDAYS train from Salt Lake
City. The school will open next
Monday.
Z. L. Fletcher and Ais Burton of
Ely were visitors in Eureka several
days this week, and it is reported
that another deal is under way for
all or most Of the ranches at Duck
water. Nye County.
Miss Vevia Brown returned to Eu-
reka by Fridays train from her
home at Paran. Nevada. She will
resume teaching the Cottonwood dis
trict school in Eureka County. which
will open next Monday.
w. r. Nicegood has been inspect
ing a number of mining properties
in this and adjoining mining districts
during the week. He is looking for
a low grade property that carries
values in silver. lead and zinc, and
that can produce a considerable ton
mage.
The SENTINEL has the following
new political announcements this
week: Charles A. De Flon of Eureka,
Independent candidate for District
Attorney of Eureka County; Miles
McKinnon of Palisade, Independent
candidate for County Commissioner
from the Third Commissioner Dis
trict of Eureka County; Joe Farms
worth. regular Democratic nominee
for Superintendent of State Print
ing.
Spencer Reynolds and August
Hintz. representatives of Beatific
Lodge No. z, Knights of Pythias of
Eureka, and Miss Ferinda Curto.
representative of Pythian Temple No.
10 of Eureka, left here in Tony Ro-
mano's auto Monday to attend the
meeting of the Pythian Grand Lodge
at Ely, which convened there on
Wednesday. Miss Curto. before re-
turning home. will visit with rela-
tives in Ely and at Cherry Creek.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner, a former
Eureka resident now living at Elko,
Nevada, met with quite a serious
accident about two weeks ago. She
fell down the cellar steps in her home
and struck on the back of her head.
She was rendered unconscious and
for a time it was feared that her in
jury was of a serious nature. A tele-
gram was received here Wednesday
by her son. Julius. stating that she
was now out of danger.
The telegraph service between Eu-
reka and Palisade was not in work
ing order on Wednesday and Thurs
day and service was not resumed I'M
til Friday afternoon, when "a line
man sent out from Palisade on yes
terday's train repaired the break.
With the great battle now going on
between the Germans and the Allies.
on the French frontier, the daily