The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-10-20

the 1fSt VI thC Wtcn'
Pete Carletti came up from Alpha
Friday for a few days visit in Eu-
reka on business matters.
Miss Kitty Winzell of Garden VAL
lev left Friday for Elko. and from
there will continue on for a visit in
California.
Miss Fife Gather left Tuesday for
Ely. Nevada. to spend the Winter
months with her sister. Mrs. Lew
ellyn Pedlar.
Rev. E. H. Price of Elko will hold
services at the Episcopal church in
Eureka Monday evening, October 20.
at 7:30 o'clock.
G. /. Martin. travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Western Pa
cifc Railway. was an arrival in Eu-
reka by Tuesdays train.
Earl Overton of Eureka has been
appointed a Government trapper
and expects to Don receive his in
structions as to the territory in
which he is to operate.
Alfred Sadler. connected with the
United States Surveyor Generals Of
fee at Reno, spent several days in
Eureka this week attending to bust
ness matters and visiting with his
many friends in this section.
Mrs. Annie Mcbride and her cous-
10. Miss Mary Kane. who have spent
the past two months at Mrs. Nc
Brides's home in Eureka. left by to-
days train on their return to Mar
tinez. California, Miss Kane's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Handley. and
the latter's sister. Miss Irene Potts.
left by to-day's train for the West.
Mr.. Handley has recently suffered
several attacks of appendicitis and
their trip is to consult a specialist
IckdIuiHg MS case.
J. F. Miles, County Assessor of
White Pine County, accompanied by
his family. remained over night in
Eureka Thursday en- route home.
When the State Board of Equaliza-
ton closed its session at Carson. Mr..
Miles and family autoed into Califor-
mia and are now on their return to
Ely.
The SENTINEL is just in receipt of
a post card from DIR. w. H. Nix, who
was in charge of DR.. G. M. Roberts
practice in Eureka early this Sum-
mel during the latter's absence in
the East, and who is now one of 1900
medical officers stationed at Fort
Benjamin Harrison. Indiana. The
Doctor reports being well and
frisky," and sends regards to Eu-
reka friends.
A decided change in the weather
took place here Wednesday night.
and early Thursday morning the
thermometer dropped to 20 degrees
below the freezing point. 1t caught
some vegetables and apples that had
not been gathered, but little damage
lie reported. Several water pipes in
Eureka we're frozen up. The nights
still continue cool. but the weather
during the day is just about perfect.
Frank Sigarini of Pinto Creek.
about IA miles east of Eureka, had
On exhibition at the B. Merialdo
hotel in Eureka last Monday a va
nety of vegetables raised on his
ranch this season that had grown to
an unusual size and were perfectly
natured. In the lot were included
. mangel wurzel beet weighing 10
pounds, a sugar beet 8 l-2 pounds.
pinkeye potatoes from one and a half
|" two pounds. and a rutabaga
weighing five pounds.
Leandro Oroz, who recently sold
out all his property interests here.
consisting of a ranch and several
bands of sheep at Indian Creek. about
~ miles south of Eureka. left by
wednesdays train for California.
'"here he intends seeing the country
and looking over business conditions.