The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-09
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indicate that a storm is approaching.
KEENAN, c. Herrick was a depart
ure for California by this mornings
train.
Pete Carletti of Garden Valley has
been a visitor in Eureka since last
Monday.
John f. Donohue returned here
Monday to attend to a legal matter
in the District Court.
Baptista Minoletti shipped two
carloads of range horses to Chicago
to-day from Diamond Station.
Mrs. G.. M. Roberts, who has been
quite ill for the past week, is 10Y
reported to be onsiderablyimproved.
Ed Halstead, Charles De F1on and
Robert Mckay came up from Duck
water Thursday to attend the High
School ball.
August Hintze was a departure by
Tuesdays train for San Francisco,
where he expects to make a several
weeks visit.
Charles Pedlar left this week for
Kimberley, Lander County, where
he has secured employment in the
mines there.
Justice of the Peace c. C. Van Lam
ingham of Buckhorn made a flying
trip into Eureka last Monday on Of
fetal business.
Mrs. Louise S. Zadow was ar ar
rival by Mondays train from Grass
Valley, California, for a visit here
with relatives.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned
here by yesterdays train from a sew
eral months visit with relatives and
friends in the East.
DR.. Mabel X. Young, the dentist,
and her assistant. Miss Alma Woods,
left by this mornings train on a pro-
fessional visit to Buckhorn.
Mrs. |. T. Handley, who has been
in a hospital at Salt Lake City under
medical treatment for several
months, returned home by Fridays
train.
Angelo Berrolo on Thursday took
his wife and baby to Elko. They
went by auto with Earl Cobb. Mrs.
Berrolo going there for consultation
and medical treatment.
The condition of Peter Lob, who
has been laid up at his home for the
past few months, is said to have
taken a turn for the worse and he is
now confined to his bed.
James Kautz, John Martin and A.
f. Porch left here this morning with
the latter's team to repair the roads
and bridges in the west end of the
county, along the road to Austin.
Frank Winzell and his sister, Miss
Catharine, of the j. ID. Ranch, were
in Eureka several days the first OF
the week attending to the settlement
of the estate of their mother, the
late Margaret Winzell.
Mrs. H. M. Schneider was taken
suddenly i'll at her drug store on
Thursday afternoon and had to be
taken to her home on Mob Hill. Her
illness is not of a serious nature and
she is reported much better,
The following visiting attorneys ar
rived in Eureka last Monday and were
present at the sessions Of the District
Court here this week: Judge A. r..
Cheney of Reno. and Judge b. r.
Curler and Charles A. Cantwell OF
Elko.
District Judge E. j. l.. Taber came
over from Elko by auto Monday and
presided in the District Court here
on Tuesday and Wednesday for Dis
trict Judge Peter Breen, who is now
in California recuperating from a
severe illness.
Attention is called to the adver=
tisement in to-day's SENTINEL of an
entertainment and dance to be given
by the Normal Training School of
Eureka at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, May 20. The entertain
ment will consist of a Memorial Day
programme of patriotic songs and
readings by the Normal Glass, and