The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-09-29
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1917
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

from a trip 10 EikO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano of
Diamond Valley have been visitors
in Eureka during the week.
Mrs. Walter Johnson of Hamilton
is visiting in Eureka this week. the
guest of Miss Annie Flavin.
Frank Winzell autoed up from
Garden Valley Tuesday to attend to
some business matters in Eureka.
Ed Moyle returned Monday from
Fallon. Nevada, where he visited his
brother, Ben. and took in the State
Fair.
w. H. Russell left for Elko to-day
and expects to return Sunday with a
new Dodge a that has been sold by
the Eureka Garage.
Manuel Olave this week sold his
interest in the Zadow Hotel in Eu-
rekaFto Edward Herrera. who with
Tony Polari, one of the owners, will
conduct the business.
Miss Annie Smith, Past Grand
Chief of the Order of Pythian Sisters
of Nevada. returned by Tuesdays
train from attending the session of
the Grand Lodge at Reno.
Assessor w. j. Hooper returned
home by Tuesdays train from Car
son City, where he has been for the
past month as one of the members of
the State Board of Equalization.
H. r. Amens, a representative of
the Nevada Northern railway of Ely.
was a visitor in Eureka Thursday.
He had been over to Hamilton and
decided to return home in his auto
via Eureka.
Domingo and Peter Recatume,
running several bands of sheep in
partnership. last week dissolved and
Peter Recatume sold all his portion
of the sheep to Bidart & Florio, to
whom delivery was made last Sunday.
j. c. Tyler, in charge of the Eu-
reka County boys that left here last
Saturday for American Lake, re-
ported to Sheriff James Mackey from
Sacramento, saying their train ar
rived there six hours late and all was
well with the party.
w. H. Russell returned home by
auto Saturday night from his trip to
California, where he took his wife
for medical treatment. He left Mrs.
Russell and her mother with rela-
tives at Richmond. California, where
she is rapidly improving in health.
G. F. Bloomfield. engaged by the
Government as a trapper. has been
IL Eureka for a couple of days pro-
curing supplies and fitting up his
camp equipment. He expects to
make his first headquarters in the
vicinity of the Handley Bros. ranch
in Newark Valley.
Thomas Griffin and son. James.
and the latter's wife and baby. au-
toed over from Carlin Tuesday. The
men left Wednesday for Tonkin and
the western portion of the county on
Q cattle buying trip. leaving Mrs.
Griffin here for a visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Morrison.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Burdick of Tono-
pah. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Montague
and three children of Manhattan,
autoed into Eureka last Sunday and
remained until Wednesday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fraser.
The ladies were respectively Marie
and Addie Wittenberg, who spent
their girlhood days in Eureka and
returned here to renew old acquaint-
ances and view the scenes of former
days.
Dave Ogilvie. State Sheep Inspect
Or is still supervising the dipping or
The different bands of sheep in this
section, and he is surely earning his
salary this season.. The State Sheep
Commission has ordered that all
sneep in Nevada be dipped by Oc-
tober Is. and a Federal or State In