The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-08-28
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WISH al Ely.
Mrs. Alec Mcbride returned home
by Mondays train from a visit with
relatives in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morrison and
son. James, returned Wednesday
from an auto trip to Hamilton.
William Gibson of Ruby Hill left
bv Tuesdays train to look owe the
new mining strike near Tuscarora in
Elko County.
The statement made last week that
the telephone rate to Palisade was
now 35 cents. was an error. The
telephone rate is Is cents.
Earl Cobb returned by yesterdays
train from his trip to Omaha. where
Isadore Sara disposed of the train
load of lambs he took East.
Isadore Sara and Martin Etche-
mendy returned by Mondays train
from the East, where they each
turned off train loads of this years
lambs.
Mrs. Bertha Rich, who spent the
Summer in California visiting the
exposition and other points of inter-
est, returned to her home in Eureka
by Mondays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plummer,
Mrs. Amos Plummer and her son,
Ross. autoed up from Mineral Hill
Wednesday to attend to some legal
matters in Eureka.
Mrs. A. Mckay. who has spent the
past two months with her son,
William Mckay and his family in
San Francisco, returned to her home
in Eureka by Mondays train.
Paul Irwin was in from Duckwater
twice this week with an auto loaded
with fruit, green corn, cucumbers
and comb honey. He found ready
sale for his ranch products.
Ely Record: Mrs. John Moyle and
daughter, Mrs. De Sautels and son
arrived home last week from a visit
to the exposition at San Francisco
where they spent several weeks.
w. A. Moore autoed in from his
ranch in Newark valley Friday and
brought F. ImObersteg and Mrs.
Nick Modarelli and her three chill
dren, who have been out there dur
ing the Summer.
Mrs. M. f. Smithline and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, mother and sister of
Mrs. w. H. Russell of Eureka, ar
rived here by Mondays train from
their home in Austin for a visit with
the Russell family.
Frank Winzell and his sister, Miss
Katharine, accompanied by Mrs. S.
Cox and Miss Adelaide Spencer Of
Massachusetts, who are visiting at
the WinZell ranch, autoed into Eu-
reka this morning for a short visit.
In the District Court this week an
order was made authorizing Mrs.
Pietrina Damele, IS guardian. to sell
the interests of Marian and Tina
Damele, minors, in the Three Bar
ranch and personal property thereon.
Miss Annie Smith the first of the
week brought in a spring wagon load
of apples and peaches from the Smith
ranch in Newark valley, and We'd
nesday and Thursday she sold a four
horse load. of potatoes and green
vegetables.
Mrs. G. Tognoni and daughters,
Mrs. John Venturino and Miss Rose
Tognoni went over to Goldfeld We'd
nesday with Frank Pastorino in his
auto for a visit with Joseph Tognoni,
Mrs. Tognoni's SON. The party re-
turned to-day.
Miss Jessie |, Diamond. who spent
her Summer vacation in Eureka with
her mother, Mrs. N. Diamond, left
by this mornings train on her re-
turn to Winnemucca, Nevada. where
she is one of the corps of public
school teachers.
Dan Riordan of Hylton autoed
into Eureka the first of the week
with Mrs. Thomas Hicks, her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys. and son, Charlie.
who spent the past two months
with the Riordan family at their
ranch neal Hylton.