The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-01-03
SATURDAY. JANUARY 8. 1914
BREvITIES.

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with his family in Eureka.
Miss Emma Regli, a teacher in the
Lovelock, Nevada, public school, re-
turned home by last Mondays train.
Angus McGillivray returned to
Buckhorn by to-day's train from a
couple of weeks visit with friends in
Eureka.
William Gibson, who has been en-
gagged in mining work at Tuscarora,
Elko County, for anumber of months,
returned here by Mondays train.
Miss Vevia Brown returned by yes
terday's train from her holiday va
cation to resume her work as teacher
of the Cottonwood district school.
Thomas Dixon was a departure for
California by this mornings train,
where he goes for medical treatment.
He has been in poor health for sew
eral weeks.
Judge B. f. Curler, Jr., made a
flying trip into Eureka Monday to
attend to some legal and business
matters. He returned down the
road by Tuesdays train.
Miss Rose Curto, teacher of the
Pine Valley district school, who has
been spending her holiday vacation
at her home in Eureka, returned to
Pine Valley by this mornings train.
Miss Jessie |. Diamond, who spent
her holiday vacation visiting with
relatives in Eureka, left by to-day's
train to resume her duties as a
teacher in the Winnemucca public
school.
l.. A. Pettibone, manager in charge
of the Mineral Hill Mines Co. at Min
eral Hill. came up by Mondays train
to attend to some business matters
in Eureka. He was accompanied by
A. X. Dean.
Mrs. Herman Bremenkampf and
children left by Tuesdays train for
Mineral Hill, where Mr.. Bremen
kampf is a Waterman for the mining
company, and his family expect to
take up their residence.
Miss Rebecca Eccles returned by
to-day's train to resume her schoo'
duties at Cherry Greek, White Pine
County. after spending her holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Eccles of Ruby Hill.
George w. Shultes and his bride,
formerly Miss Mamie Breen of Eu-
reka, were departures by to-day's
train for Beowawe. Eureka County
where they will visit Mr.. Shultes'
parents before taking up their resi-
dence at Cortez,
New Years day passed off quietly
In Eureka. Nearly every one at
tended the masquerade ball AND
started off early the first day with q
care-free spirit and a feeling of gooo
will and comradship for what the
New Year will bring to each and all.
The Mob Hill Fire Company has
requested the SENTINEL to extend
its thanks to the public for its gener-
patronage to their annual New
Years eve masquerade ball. and also
to the committee of gentlemen who
acted as judges and awarded the
prizes.
puckwater was well represented
at the New Years v masquerade
ball, the following residents of that
section being visitors in Eureka:
Mrs. Joseph Birch and daughter,
Miss Laura, Miss Elma Elliott, John
Williams. Barney Hedges, Ed Hal
stead and Ralph Irwin.
Conductor Will Hawkins says it
has been raining at Palisade off and
on since Tuesday, The storm is gen
eral and reaches through to the
Coast. Nearly all trains are late and
No. 6, due at Palisade Wednesday
about 6 p. M, arrived next morning
nearly IL hours late.
From the train men who arrived
yesterday from Palisade it is learned
that the power line of the new mill
at Buckhorn has been tested out
satisfactorily, and that different
parts of the mill machinery are now
being given a try out. 1t is expect