The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-06-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.

tiers, on MONDAY evening, June ~,
for practice.
Handley Bros. brought the first
load of their new clip of wool into Eu-
reka Thursday for shipment out over
the local railway.
AL Dees, who has been working on
his mines at Bald Mountain for sew
eral months, is making a visit with
his family in Eureka.
Mrs. Rose Davis and her three
children went down to the Sadler
ranch Monday. where they will
spend the Summer.
Mrs. Bertha Rich returned Thurs
day from her visit at Duckwater, and
Mrs. Mckay came up with her for a
short visit in Eureka.
Miss Caroline E. Melody closed her
term of school at the Italian Creek
district Friday, and left by Tues
days train for Berkeley, California.
1t will be e from a church no.
tice published in another column that
Rev. Father w. H. Corcoran will
hold Catholic services in Eureka on
July a., 5 and 6.
Frank Lewis has been engaged
this week in constructing new coal
bins at the railway depot and in ar
ranging to supply this market with
a first-class article of coal.
Mrs. Lena Genoli of Goldfeld, a
former resident of Eureka, was an
arrival here by private conveyance
Wednesday for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Stella, and son, Siglio.
Assessor H. C. McTerney who has
been over in the western part of the
State and on an assessing trip in the
northern portion of Eureka County.
returned home by Fridays train.
Ed L. Loomis of San Francisco.
CAL. who has taught the last term
of the Antelope district school. COM
pleted his term Friday and left by
Tuesdays train to return to his home
in California.
1t is learned that Ned Clarke. the
veteran Duckwater stockman. who
has recently been making his home
at Preston. White Pine County. was
taken to Ely early this week for med
ical attention.
J. X. Linn of San Francisco. who
has been here for the past month for
the benefit of his health. left by Mon
days train for Elko. where he ex-
poets to spend several weeks at the
Elko hot springs.
Mrs. Elwood Beemer and infant
daughter. who spent the past month
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. HUI of Eureka,
returned to her home at Sparks, Ne
vada, by Mondays train.
A. B. White. who has been visit
ing in Eureka for the past two weeks
with his cousin. Judge L. w. Cromer
and the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kautz. returned by to-day's
train to his home at Sacramento,
California.
Isadore Sara left Thursday in his
auto for Elko on a business trip.
He was accompanied by w. H. Rus
sell and Joseph Tognoni who also had
some business matters to attend
there, and j.. L. McVey. who was en-
route to Ely, Nevada.
The Handley Bros. have purchased
a Ford automobile from the Eureka
Cash Store, agents in Eureka County
for the Ford cars, and w. H. Russell
drove the car over from Elko yester-
day under its own power, arriving
in Eureka last night about 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Agnes Morrison and her son,
James. autoed in from their ranch
in Antelope valley Tuesday. A crew
of five men commenced shearing their
sheep this week and they found it
necessary to make a hurried trip
into Eureka for some things they
needed.
Spencer Reynolds of Eureka, who
represented Bullion Encampment at
the recent session of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows at Reno. and was
elected Grand Patriarch of the Grand