The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Swicegood
autoed over from Hamilton Tuesday
for a couple of days visit in Eureka.
John Pastore. who has been en-
ployed in the mines at Union for the
past several months, returned to Eu-
reka by Mondays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Irwin autoed
ND from Duckwater Monday and
spent the day in Eureka, returning
home the same evening.
Judge Peter Breen. accompanied
by his son. Peter, were departures
by Tuesdays train for a trip to Cali
fornia and to visit the exposition.
To allow the SENTINEL force to
take part in the three-day celebra-
ton now under way. this issue of
the paper is being published on Fri
day this week.
Charley Ruben is making a ship
ment of ore to the Salt Lake smelters
from his mines at Silverado and
came into Eureka with one of the
teams Thursday.
William Yates, the Pine Valley
rancher. is reported i'll in a hospital
at Reno, and Mrs. Yates made a trip
tn Elko Tuesday to arrange for a
haying crew.
Mrs. M. Farlinger. a former Eu-
reka resident now living at Carson
CITY. underwent an operation there
last week, and letters received here
this week state that her condition is
now serious.
Sheriff Joe Harris of Elko County
autoed over to Eureka Monday for
.J.J. Miller, arrested here last week
and held for defrauding ar Elko no.
tel keeper. He left here with his
prisoner the same evening.
Tom Hunter and d. McElroy of
Elko were arrivals here by auto
Thursday after a business visit to
ranchers and stockmen in the north
ern part of this county. They left
here to-day on their way home.
Attorney S. T. Quale of Ely passed
through EurekaWe dnesdayafternoon
in a big Thomas car with his wife
and two children homeward bound
from a months visit at the exposi-
ton and a tour along the coast.
Lyman Fulton and Will Zadow
autoed down to Union district Thurs
day morning and returned in the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
McGillivray. who came up for a
short visit with the latter's mother
and other relatives.
Weather Observer Clay Simms in.
forms the SENTINEL that last Tues
day the thermometer vas up to SO,
the warmest day so far experienced
here this Summer. The early morn
ings this week have been unusually
cold for this season of the year.
The Eureka Baseball Club has been
doing considerable work on its dia-
mond south of town. The infield
has been smoothed up and a big
frame covered with wire netting has
been erected for a back-stop. Other
improvements have been made and
the grounds are now in good order.
Joe Arthur. a former Ruby Hill
boy who is now a half owner in a
good producing silver property in
the Broken Hills country near Fal-
Ion, was an arrival in Eureka We'd
nesday by auto en- route to Salt Lake
City for a visit with his mother. He
remained over night visiting his
many friends here and on the Hill.
George Moore brought his bride in
Wednesday from the w. A. Moore
ranch in Newark Valley for a visit
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Il. A. Laird of Eureka. This is
their hrst visit to town since their
recent marriage and they are receiv-
ing the congratulations and glad
nand OF their numerous Eureka
friends.
The Ruby Hill public school closed
Thursday for the Summer vacation.
A programme of exercises by the
scholars was held in the schoolhouse
IN the afternoon. which was followed
oy dancing and social enjoyment.
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