The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-10-26
OCTOBER 90, 1918
BREv1r1Es.

and Mrs. Frank Winzell autoed
sn Alpha last Sunday and re.
a in Eureka over night.
.,day dinners will be served from
$50 on October q at Mrs.
.,mer's on Spring street. -Advt.
Z Agnes Lucey, who has been
mo at Wells, Nevada, returned
nv Fridays train owing to the
Il in Elko County being closed
rount of the epidemic of in
be.
!. and Mrs. 0. T. Bell were ar
here from Elko by Fridays
Mr.. Bell reports that the in
lea epidemic in Elko County con-
ito spread and a number of new
we're reported this week.
! and Mrs. Alfred Chartz of
nm. former Eureka residents. re-
n the news of the death of Carl,
4 Youngest son. at Fort Logan,
Mexico, last week. He was Is
IS of age and his death was due
Influenza.
+. Frank Boskowitz. only son of
nix Boskowitz the we'll known
bmercial traveller who visited Eu-
! about 10 days ago, died at
pp Fremont. California. the first
he week. Deceased was enlisted
he medical army service.
frs. Thomas Kitchen of Ruby Hill
week received word from her
ther, Sergeant Teller Williams,
} has been in training for the past
i at Camp Fremont, Calf, stat
that he passed through Reno
esday en- route East and would
rtly leave for overseas duty.
The cold wave announced by the
|rernment Weather Service due to
lend from the Atlantic to the Pa
h coast the middle of this week,
lived on time and since Wednesday
kre has been a decided chill in the
!. During the past two nights ice
! been formed here from half an
h to one inch in thickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Tognoni and
te son autoed up from Duckwater
Ednesday to secure surgical atten-
b for the little fellow, who the day
evious succeeded in upsetting a
b Of hot water and scalding both
fleet and one of his hands. While
! child was severely burned, it's
is not thought to be serious
1 the parents returned home Thus
J with the child.
The SENTINEL is in receipt of a
gthy political announcement from
Edwards Bray. candidate for
tie Superintendent of Public In
that will appear in next
ek's issue. Mr.. Bray writes that
ing to a stress of business in his
this year on account of War
rk it will be impossible for him to
Ike a regular campaign over the
tie and he may not be able to visit
locality prior to the election.
hopes the voters will make due
of this fact.
were received here the
t of the week announcing that
and Mrs. Isadore Sara and James
Eureka County residents
v at the Mayo Bros hospital at
Mimi, had b e n a t.
ked with influenza. Mrs. Sara's
dition was at first reported seri-
, but later news was to the effect
t the disease had been checked
all were now in a favorable way
recovery. Peter and Leon Ardans,
theirs of Mrs. Isadore Sara, and
yustin Garcia, partner of Mr..
a, were notified of Mrs. Sara's
Gus illness and came into Eureka
wait the news of the outcome of
illness.
nne Martin, who was announced
'old a public meeting in the Eu-
Theatre last Tuesday evening,
nged her plans and Mrs. Charlotte
kins Gilman, the noted author
lecturer, was sent here to repre-
Miss Martin and speak to the
Pile on the issues she advocates in
campaign. Mrs. Gilman discus
Miss Martins platform in a very
manner and gave numerous rea-