The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-17
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Walter Handley autoed over to
Elko last Sunday to arrange for a
shipment of wool to the East.
Mrs. 1T. Handley has been visit
ing in Eureka the past week, the
guest of Mrs. G. w. Leighton.
Tony Frank of Prospect left by
Tuesdays train for Buckhorn, where
he expects to find employment.
Earl Overton and family left Eu-
reka this week to spend the Summer
at his ranch in Fish Lake valley.
Mrs. William Moore. Jr., of
Newark Valley has gone to San Jose,
Cal. for a visit with her relatives.
Miss Sarah ImObersteg left by this
mornings train for a visit with
friends in Pine Valley and at Pail
SADIE.
Miss Adelaide Wilhelm has been
engaged to teach the next term of
the district school at Hill Top. Lam
der County.
Miss Alice Dees of Eureka went
out Sunday to spend several weeks
at the j. P. jacobson ranch in Dia-
mond valley.
w. r. Swicegood this week shipped
a carload of concentrates to the Salt
Lake smelters from the Grand Prize
mine at Hamilton.
Mrs. Nick Modarelli and two young
children went out to the w. A.
Moore ranch in Newark Valley Fri
day to remain for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G., Kitchen and
their two younger children returned
home Thursday evening from a
weeks camping trip in Antelope
valley.
Miss Kathleen Breen. who has
been teaching the school at Iowa
Hill, Lander County, returned home
by Mondays train after visiting
friends along the railroad.
Mrs. Peter Breen and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Kathleen, Geraldine. Iii
leen, Thelma, and Mrs. C. Horn went
out to the Depaoli ranch "Wednesday
for a weeks camping and outing
trip.
Mrs. C. r. Morgan and child of
Boston. and Mrs. r. H. Locke and
two children of Oklahoma, are visit
ing at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. c. C. Whitmore, at Ely,
Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Boston and
their two children left Sunday by
private conveyance for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther l.. Wattles,
Mrs. Boston's parents. at their ranch
in Fish Lake valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tenvoord and
son, Russell, and Mrs. Mary Fine and
her brothers. Alec and Will Fraser,
left here Tuesday for a months
camping and outing trip in the Rob-
erts Creek mountains.
Tom Dixon and Tony Romano this
week accepted delivery at the Sad
Ter ranch in Diamond Valley of SO
head of horses recently purchased
from Charley Allison of Antelope
valley. They now have 100 head OF
horses on hand and are expecting
some horse buyers next week to look
over the stock.
The armored train of automobiles
that passed through Eureka last week
made camp Wednesday on the Elk
position grounds in San Francisco.
These cars we're scheduled to take
part in a sham battle that was to
take place at the Exposition on Lib
erty Bell Day-July 16.
John Northey, who returned to
Ruby Hill during his late fathers
illness and has remained here since
his death settling up his estate. this
week disposed of the Robert Northey
home on the Richmond side of Ruby
Hill to Robert Harvey, and departed
by this mornings train for his for
mer home at Butte, Montana.
Erwin Pogue, and Indian boy IL
years of age, had his right foot
stepped on by a horse last Sunday
morning at the Scott ranch in Dia-
mond valley, and one of his toes so
badly injured that it was found