The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-09-26

rival by Fridays train from Cedar
station.
John Sri, Jr., came up by Mon
davis train from Palisade for a short
visit with Eureka friends.
Thomas Hunter and Ed Litton
autoed over from Elko Friday on a
short business visit to Eureka.
Mrs. Chris lverson came up from
Palisade by Mondays train for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Parmigini.
l.. F. Clar, interested in placer
mining at Manhattan, arrived by
Fridays train for a few days visit
in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Simonsen
autoed in Wednesday from their
ranch in Newark Valley for a short
visit in Eureka.
John Boitano and James Valerga
were in town last Saturday complet-
ing the transfer of the Boitano ranch
and live stock at Alpha to Pete Car
lett.
Mrs. Flora Morris was a departure
for San Francisco by Tuesdays train.
where she was called on account of
the illness of her daughter, Miss
Dora.
Thomas Griffin and son, James, ac-
companied by w. c. Owens and John
w. Scott of Carlin. autoed into En-
reka Monday afternoon and remained
over night.
Miss +. Koontz, in charge of the
County Normal Training School here
last year, viii have charge of the
Normal Training School at Yering-
ton. Lyon County, this year.
w. II. Russell went over to Reno
Thursday to secure n Of the new
1915 Ford touring cars. He will bring
the auto overland under its own
power and expects to return here the
first of next week.
J. B. Rebaletti, Robert Kelly and
John Merialdo. interested in a lease
of the California mine on the east
side of Prospect Mountain, made q
carload shipment of ore this week to.
the smelters of Utah.
The political announcement OF
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald of Eureka,
candidate for election to the office OF
District Judge of the Third Judicial
District. embracing Eureka and Ian
der Counties, appears in to-days
SENTINEL.
Mrs. C. M. Dull has purchased the
property known as the Ed McCormick
home on South Main street. Eureka,
and has given it to her mother. Mrs.
r. Mechanics. for a home. The Nc
Charles family moved into their new
residence this week.
The SENTINEL was in error last
week in stating that the carload OF
ore shipped to the Salt Lake smelt
ers by Robert Harvey was from the
Hamburg mine on Prospect Noun
tain. The shipment was made by
Mr.. Harvey from the Dunderburg
mine.
Mrs. George c. Englert of Elko,
who has been visiting her sons, En-
nest and Otto Simonsen at their
ranch in Newark Valley. came over
to the Hildebrand ranch, about q
miles north of Eureka. this week for
a visit with her brother, Chris Hide
brand. and his family.
The SENTINEL has been requested
to inform the party who recently en-
tered Mrs. M. Delaney's home on
Atlas Hill and removed from there
two pairs of curtains, one book. one
glove box, a picture and half adozen
dinner dishes, that they will save
themselves considerable trouble by
returning the above mentioned ar
ticles.
Bernard Damele this week pur-
chased from p. H, HUI the residence
property on Edwards street, opposite
the Presbyterian Church, that has
recently been renovated and lU-
proved. On Friday Bernard brought
his mother, Mrs, John Damele, and
the family of his brother, Antoine,
into EuraLo opd thpv pxDect to