The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-09-18
BREvIrIEs.

r.. lmODerStck EcthAhSu "a
Newark valley Tuesday, where he
has been for the past two months.
Domingo Recatume returned by
Fridays train from a business trip
to Elko and other points along the
main line.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bale and John
Repetto returned home by Mondays
train from a visit to San Francisco
and the exposition.
Miss Rose Curto left by this morn
ing's train for Ely, Nevada, for a
visit with her brother, Dominick
Curto, and his family.
Miss Nevada johnson went down
to the Sadler ranch in Diamond val
lev Monday to teach the coming
term of that district school.
Mrs. Mary Fulton. who was called
to Union last week owing to the i'll
ness of her son-in-law, Angus Nc
Gillivray, returned home Thursday.
Attorney Anthony Zurich of Ely
and Charles Minoletti of Hamilton
autoed into Eureka Monday to attend
to some legal matters in the District
Court.
Misses Della Rattazzi and Ada Nc
Bride returned home by Mondays
train from a two months visit in
Elko County with relatives and
friends.
l.. S. Van Leer of Elko, agent for
the Dodge autos. and c. I. Hol-
land of Lamoille valley, autoed into
Eureka last Sunday and remained
here over night.
Mrs. Joseph Frank and son, Guido,
of Prospect left by Tuesdays train
for San Francisco where the former
will consult a specialist regarding an
effection of the throat.
Frank Winzell and Pete Carletti
autoed in from Garden Valley Wed
nesday and remained until Friday
attending to business matters. R.
j. Reid went out with them for a few
days visit at the Winzell ranch.
j. p. Jacobsen and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Crofut of Diamond
valley left by auto Thursday for Fall
lon. Nevada. where they will visit
with Mrs. A. C. Dibble, Mr.. Crofut's
and Mrs. Jocobsen's mother. and
her family.
John Etchevery last week sold a
band of about $500 stock sheep to
the Eureka Land & Stock Company.
He is cleaning up his interests in this
section preparatory to removing to
Utah, where he recently purchased
a ranch and stock range.
A large delegation of Eurekans
returned home the first of the week
by auto. train and private convey
ance from the rodeo celebration at
Elko. All report the rodeo as sur
passing that of last year, and the
average attendance was about 5000
daily.
William Sweet, the mining man
and promoter, was an arrival by
Fridays train from the East. He
informed a SENTINEL representative
that at present he was handling a
mining proposition in another Sec
ton of Nevada and his present trip
was just to pay a visit to the old
camp and to his many friends here.
Mrs. c. l.. Broy returned home by
Mondays train from Portola. Cali
fornia. where she has been visiting
for some length of time with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank German. Mr..
German, who is in the employ of the
Western Pacific railway, recently re-
turned with his wife to Winnemucca
to reside.
K. A. Miles and Fred Grimm are
recent arrivals here from Salt Lake.
They have taken a half interest with
w. R. Swicegood in the lease of the
Bullwhacker mines on Adams Hill
and are now busily engaged in get
ting in water and setting up the jigs
preparatory to the commencement
of working the lead ores of those
mines.
A number of auto tourists that
camped out here last Sunday night