The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-08-21
C BREvITIEs.

City.
Mondays train brought in two
carloads of gasoline for Rudolph
Zadow of Eureka.
Commissioner Edgar Sadler autoed
in from Diamond valley this morning
with his family and brought the let
ter mail.
Miss Myra Harris Of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the next term
of the district school at Tenabo, Lam
der County.
James Rattazzi Of Eureka. who
went to Elko last week. is now en-
ployed there by A. Capriola in his
draying business.
John Etchevery returned Monday
from a trip East where he went sew
eral weeks ago with a train load of
lambs for the Chicago market.
Lee and Carl Sepulveda went over
to Elko Thursday evening in the
Swicegood car and will remain until
after the rodeo in September.
In the District Court this week
letters of administration upon the
estate of John B. Caviglia. deceased.
were issued to Mrs. Lena Tognoni.
Miss Alice Dees returned to her
home In Eureka last Sunday from
the Jacobsen ranch in Diamond val
lev, where she has been for the past
month.
Claude Ford returned by Mondays
train from a trip to Bishop, Califor-
MIA. where he went in connection
with the settlement of his late
fathers estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fine of RUBY
Hill returned home Thursday from
the Sadler ranch in Huntington val
ley. Elko County. where they have
been for the past month.
Miss Sylvia Spaulding, daughter
of Mrs. William Evans of Eureka.
has been quite i'll for the past week
at her home on Ruby Hill avenue.
Her condition this afternoon is re-
ported to be quite serious.
Mrs. A. C. Florio and her three
children were departures by last
Saturdays train for Winnemucca.
Nevada. where she went to visit her
sister. Mrs. F.. L. Kelsey. and broth
ers, Leonard and Elmer Rosevear.
Mrs. Mildred De S%autels, teacher
of the seventh and eighth grades of
the Eureka public school, has rented
the Whitmore home on Mob Hill and
will take up her residence there on
her return from her Summer vaca-
ton.
G.. B. Bale and Frank Pastorino
returned to Eureka this week with a
four-horse load of the harness and
saddlery goods they recently pur-
chased at Elko, and are now arrang-
ing the stock in their store on Main
street.
The Eureka Land and Stock Com
pany shipped two train loads OF
lambs last Saturday and Sunday
from Alpha Station to the Chicago
market, and Isadore Sara and Earl
Cobb went out in charge of the
stock.
Art Phillips. who came up from
Los Angeles last week to have some
assessment work done on the Lin
coin mines at Phillipsburg. came in
from the mines yesterday and left by
this mornings train on his return
home.
Harry Hagar autoed in from the
Hagar ranch in Ruby valley Wednes-
day and brought Lawrence Kautz.
George Dees. Peter Merialdo and
Monte Burdick. Eureka boys who
have been working there during the
haying season.
Mrs. Earl Overton and her two
little daughters, who came into Eu-
reka last week to purchase supplies,
left the first of the week for their
ranch in Fish Lake valley. but will
return to Eureka when school opens
In September.
Mrs. Ollie Cox of Antelope valley,
who has been visiting with the family
OF William F. Cox in Diamond val
ley, came up from there last Satur-