The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-07-25
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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for a short visit with Eureka friends.
Attorney Sam Belford of Reno
passed through Eureka by auto Tues
day with his family en- route to Ely.
Louis Cohn, an expert chemist and
cyanide man, is here from Chicago
and is now engaged in sampling the
old Windfall mill dumps.
Mrs. L. w. Cromer returned home
Monday from a visit with a sister liv-
ing at Grass Valley, CAL, and a sis
ter and other relatives residing at
Sacramento, Cal.
r. A. Laird took his family out to
Newark Valley Friday where they
will spend several weeks with Mr..
Laird's brother, William Laird, at
the Newark Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison, Miss
Rebecca Eccles and Richard Hooper
autoed down to the Sadler ranch in
Diamond Valley Thursday and spent
the day, returning home that even
ing.
Mrs. r. A. Neilan and daughter,
Geneva, who has been here visiting
the former sister, Mrs. G. A. Fetch
err, for several weeks. returned to
her home at San Francisco by Tues
days train.
Mrs. Walter Bracken, who has
been here for a couple of weeks Wis
iting her father, Hiram johnson, and
brother. Adams, returned by this
mornings train to her home at Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Mrs. James Romano was taken
quite i'll last Tuesday at the Fish
Creek ranch and a messenger was
sent into Eureka for a physician.
She is now reported to be recovering
from her illness.
Ralph Irwin autoed up from Duck
water Monday for a short visit in
Eureka. Miss Mary De Flon. who
has been visiting with the Halstead
family at Duckwater for several
weeks. came up with him.
Miss Rose Curto returned home
Monday from Salt Lake City, where
she went to consult a specialist re-
garding an affection of the throat.
She had her throat treated and re-
turned much improved.
James Morrison autoed in from the
Morrison ranch in Antelope Valley
Friday and brought his sisters. Mrs.
George Englebright and Miss Eileen
Morrison and Evelyn Blair. They
spent most of the day in Eureka, re-
turning home in the evening.
Mrs. |. G.. c. Whitmore was an ar
rival Wednesday morning from Ely,
coming via Hamilton and from there
by auto. She is the guest of Mrs.
H. M. Schneider and will remain sew
eral weeks visiting with her son, Ed,
and old Eureka friends.
Ralph Irwin came up from Duck
water Friday in his auto and brought
his sister. Mrs. Charles Irving and
little son. and Mrs. A. Mckay. Mrs.
Irving expects to remain or a couple
of weeks and give her little boy, who
is not well. medical treatment.
l.. W. Hope, who has been in charge
of the affairs here of the Adams Hill
Mining Company for the past two
years, was a departure by this morn
ing's train for Ymir, British Column
bia. where he will be employed with
the Hobson Silver Lead Company.
While topping out a haystack at
the Winzell ranch in Pine Valley last
Monday. Peter Valerga fell from the
top and sustained a dislocated Shout
der in the fall. He was taken to
Alpha Station and brought into Eu-
reka that afternoon for surgical aid.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boston and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel. of Minneapolis.
MIMI, mother and sister of +. G..
Boston of Eureka, were arrivals here
by Mondays train for a visit with
the Boston family. They expect to
continue their trip to California be-
fore returning East.
1t rained here last Sunday after
noon, and about noon on Monday
there was a young flood in Eureka