The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-23
c BREVITIES.

Will Curto, who has been located
at Ely, Nevada. for several months.
returned to Eureka Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Bergman of Prospect
left by Tuesdays train for Salt Lake
City. where she goesfor a short visit
with friends and relatives.
Dame Rumor says that Hymen and
Cupid are busy again in this section
and that a number of weddings may
be looked for in the near future.
Agent w. r. Reynolds says he has
five tons of coal left from the car
load shipment recently received.
Call him up on the phone if you need
any.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald left by
Tuesdays train on a business trip to
Reno and Carson, and will probably
go on to California before returning
to Eureka.
Mrs. M. M. Horner, who left here
several months ago tn join her hus-
band at Ruth. Nevada. left Ely last
week for New York City. where she
goes to visit her daughter.
Ernest Simonsen brought his wife
and two children and Miss Lily Fine
into Eureka Friday in his auto from
the Simonsen ranch at Cold Greek
for a few days visit in town.
Mrs. John Moyle. formerly of Eu-
reka. was an arrival by yesterdays
train from her home at Ely, Nevada,
for a visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. De Sautels. and other relatives.
Mrs. C. l.. Broy left by Tuesdays
train for Winnemucca, Nevada, for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
German. From there she expects to
go to California for the benefit Of
her health.
p. Paroni and f. j. Anderson
shipped a mixed carload of ore to the
Salt Lake smelters by to-day's train.
The former shipped from the Tam
ietta lease on the Pearl mine, and
the latter from the Bullwhacker mine
on Adams Hill.
Mrs. Angelo Depaoli returned
home by Mondays train from San
Francisco, where she has been under
medical treatment for the past sew
eral months. 1t is understood that
she returns home very much i'm
proved in health.
The outside work of the new gar
age being erected in Eureka by w.
II. Russell has been completed. and
it is planned to have the work shop
and interior parts of the building
finished and ready for business with
in the next week.
T. A. Burdick of Eureka last Sat
urday received news of the death of
his mother, Mrs. Morris Willard, at
at her home at Walworth, Walworth
County, Wisconsin, on May 5. She
wa 81 years of age, and her death
followed a paralytic stroke.
j. X. Linn. a distant relative of
the late Peter Lob. who visited Eu-
reka last Summer and spent several
weeks at the Sadler ranch in Dia-
mond valley for the benefit of his
health, was an arrival here by Fri
days train from San Francisco.
County Treasurer r. Mechanics
says the second installment of taxes
for 1913 are coming in very slowly,
and that unless the same are paid on
or before June /. next. they will be-
come delinquent and an additional
penalty and costs will be added there
to.
The report that the corps of teach
ers for the next term of the Eureka
County High School has already been
elected is emphatically denied by the
trustees, and the SENTINEL has been
requested to state that no official ac-
ton in regard to the election OF
teachers will take place until after
the close of the present term.
James Kautz, John Martin and A.
E. Porch returned Tuesday from a
ten days trip out on the road from
Eureka to Austin, and now report
that the road has been put in good
condition all the way to the Lander