The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-14
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Mrs. LOUISE LduoW anu ici SUI,
Willie. left by auto Wednesday for a
trip to Carlin, Nevada.
william Mendes and Ralph Irwin
autoed up from Duckwater yester-
dav for a short visit in Eureka.
Mrs. Mary Fine was a departure
Wednesday for a visit with friends
at Reno, Tonopah and Goldfeld.
Ora Lowell returned by yesterdays
train from Nebraska, where he re-
Gently went with a carload of horses.
Will McGarry, a former Eurekan,
was an arrival here Monday from
Utah to attend to some business
matters in Eureka.
Clarence Kind, a native son of Eu-
reka now residing at Tonopah, has
inst been elected to the Legislature
from Nye County.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald left by
this mornings train for San Fran
cisco. where he will spend the Win
ter with his daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pastorino
went out to Newark Valley Monday
and will take up their residence at
the Warm Springs ranch of William
A. Moore.
The Ruby Hill Star Band is adver-
Using in to-day's SENTINEL a Thanks
giving ball to be given in the Eu.
reka Opera House on Thursday even
ing, November 26.
Owing to depressed business condi-
tons in Ely, consequent upon the
curtailment of mining operations.
the Daily Mining Expositor has sus-
pended publication. A weekly issue
of the paper will be published here
after.
A telegram was received in Eu-
reka this morning announcing Mrs.
G. A. Fletcher's favorable condition
for recovery from her recent seri-
Gus illness and operation that she
underwent in a hospital in San Fran
cisco on November a.
Inspector Newgard and Private
Renear of the Nevada State Police
passed through Reno recently on
their way north. 1t is understood
they are in pursuit of cattle thieves
who have been operating on the
ranges north of Flanagan. Humboldt
County.
George B. Russell, who founded
the Elko Free Press. is again in the
newspaper game. having succeeded
II. N. Riddle as editor of the Elko
Independent last Saturday. Russell
says he wandered away into politics
and is sorry for il and ne won't do it
any more.
w. II. Russell of Eureka. who was
in Elko last Sunday on business, re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
death Of his father. w. j, Russell at
Lodi. California. He left on the
first train out of Elko for California
to be present at the funeral and bur-
ial of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson OF
Currant Creek, Mrs. James Rosevear
and her son and daughter of Hamil-
ton, Miss Ella Schaeffer and brother
of Pinto station. came Ito Eureka
Friday by private conveyance and
are visiting with the family of Mrs.
John Flavin on Ruby Hill.
Elko Free Press: A. w. Sewell.
Tuscarora merchant. has been in Elko
for several days arranging to have
all freight IN future 10
him by parcels post. at a cost of Sl.oo
for 100 pounds, which is cheaper than
ne can haul it from the railroad with
out Uncle Sans assistance.
Mrs. William Cox of Diamond VAL
ley came into Eureka Monday from
Antelope Valley where she visited
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Cox, and with the
family of Mrs. Mary Morrison. Dur
ing her visit in Eureka she is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Romano.
William Rowe, who was arrested
on a statutory charge in a rooming
house in Reno recently, where ne is