The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-01-02
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SATURDAY. JANUARY .. 1915
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

Miss NINA Ooh -.
teacher, returned to Eureka oy FIJI
day'strain.
Miss Mabel Kiehm. teacher Of the
Ruby Hill school, returned from Salt
Lake by Fridays train.
Miss Ella Hildebrand of Eureka
left by Tuesday train to spend New
Years with relatives in Elko County.
Sheriff elect James Mackey re-
turned by Fridays train from a trip
to the north end of the county and
to Elko.
Mrs. M. Delaney and her daughter,
Miss Celia. who have been visiting in
Eureka this week, returned home
Friday.
Spencer Reynolds, Assemblyman
elect. who has not been well for the
past few weeks. left by Tuesdays
train for Reno to consult physicians
there regarding his health.
Commissioner Edgar Sadler brought
his family up from Diamond Valley
Thursday to spend New Years with
Mrs. Sadler's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Eccles, on Ruby Hill.
The long spell of unusually fine
weather for this season of the year
continues. and New Years Day and
to-day were as warm and clear as
prevails in the middle of Spring.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of two serviceable 1915 office
calendars one from the Henderson
Banking Company and one from the
First National Bank of Elko. Nevada
DIR. Mable K. Young, the dentist
and her assistant, Miss Alma Woods
returned to Eureka by auto Tuesday
from Austin. The Doctor is here
prepared to resume her dental prac-
tice, and her advertisement will be
found in another column of the sen
TINEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Cox of Antelope
Valley have been in Eureda for the
past week. Mr.. Cox recently had his
right hand injured and came into
town for medical treatment. Mrs
William Cox of Diamond Valley came
into Eureka Thursday for a visit with
her son.
John and George Potts, accom-
panied by their sister. Miss Irene,
autoed in Thursday from their home
in Monitor Valley. Miss Potts left
by this mornings train to resume
teaching her school in Elko County.
and the boys returned home to-day
accompanied by Miss Agnes Lucey,
who is teaching near Austin.
The old Board of County Commits
sioners held its last meeting or
Thursday, December 81, and passed
on all bills presented against the
County. 1t also approved the bonds
of seven recently elected county of
icials and township officers. A list
of the bills passed and the other pro-
ceedings of the Board will be pub
lished in next weeks SENTINEL.
G. w. Ham and Miss Sarah I'm
Obersteg have been in charge of the
Semi-annual Teachers Examination
held in the public school building here
this week. The following students
took the examination for teachers
certificates: Geraldine Breen. Althea
Gather, Maud Harris, Vencent Meri
aldo and Ray Swick. Several other
wrote the papers for practice.
The SENTINEL wishes its readers
all prosperity and happiness for the
New Year. The year 1915 in Eureka
began with unusually fine weather,
the day being an ideal one, and as
there IA plenty of good cheer pass
ed around and friendly greetings ex-
changed, everybody seemed happy
and hopeful that 1915 would bring a
renewal of prosperity to the old camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson.
Sr., who have been in San Francisco
for the past two months with their
son, Fred. who they have had in a
hospital there under medical treat
ment, returned to Eureka by Mon
days train. They brought their son.
who is somewhat improved, home
with them, and on Wednesday they
continued on to their ranch in New
ark Valley.