The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

District Attorney N. p. Morgan
left for the north end of the Coun-
ty by to-day's train on an official
trip.
Isadore Sara brought his wife and
children in from Roberts Creek FRI
day afternoon for a short visit in
Eureka. +,
The attention of those interested
is called to the DAY Old Chix" ad-
~vertisement published in to-day's
SENTINEL.
County Treasurer R. Mechanics
has a notice in to-day's SENTINEL re-
earding the payment of the second
installment of taxes.
James Buckskin was a passenger
on Fridays train from Mineral Hill
to make some purchases and to at
tend to some business in Eureka.
Miss Agnes Lucey returned home
by Fridays train from Nye County,
where she has just completed teach
ing a term of the Potts district
school.
Charley Depaoli started off the
the Summer season by bringing in a
two-horse load of ice from the ranch
this morning for distribution to Eu-
reka customers.
John Roberts, a brother of Mrs.
Ed Bergman of Prospect, was an ar
rival by Fridays train from Eureka,
Utah, and expects to remain here for
some length of time.
Mrs. C. E. Morse completed teach
ing the present term of the Prospect
district school on Friday of last week
and the school has now been dismis-
sed for the Summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano. AL
bino Romano and Eugene johnson
autoed up from Diamond Valley
Thursday for a short visit with
relatives and friends in Eureka.
Pearl Flavin. the little daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Rosevear of White Pine
County, came up from White River
with Ed Bergman Saturday for q
visit with relatives on Ruby Hill.
John Northey of Ruby Hill was a
departure for Butte, Montana, by
Tuesday train. He was called there
to attend to some business matters
that will claim his attention for a
couple of weeks.
Judge Peter Breen returned home
by Mondays train from Austin. where
he has been holding a term of the
Lander County District Court. He
was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Geraldine. who recently finished
a term of teaching in Lander County.
Hiram johnson, Eureka's well
known merchant, returned home by
Mondays train from a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Walter Bracken of
Las Vegas, Nevada, and other rela-
tives in California. During his alb
sence he visited both the exposition
at San Diego and at San Francisco.
Miss E. La Veta Mayberry, daugh-
ter of A. P. Mayberry and a former
resident of Ruby Hill. has graduated
as a trained nurse from the Hospital
of the Good Samaritan at Los An
geles. California. The graduation
exercises were held in that city on
Monday evening, May II, when a
class of II young ladies graduated.
Charley Greenwood, a former res
ident of Eureka and the discoverer
OF the Windfall mines here. is nov
reported to be seriously i'll at his
home at Auburn, California. follow
ing an extended period of illness
from rheumatism. Dan Morrison of
Eureka. a former mining partner,
left here by Tuesdays train to visit
Mr.. Greenwood and his family.
Henry Wedekind was in town Mon
day from his ranch in Newark VAL
ley. He said that the fruit in that
section had not been hurt by the re-
cent cold snaps and gave promise of
a bountiful crop. He reports a fine
stand of alfalfa on his place. 1t al
ready shows a growth of from ID to
l5 inches in height and is considered
as fine a stand of alfalfa as has ever
been grown in Nevada.
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