The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
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local BREvITIEs.

TX FIOSL W0o
eaple Of mornings.
A and Joe Bailey of Garder
E.,Isv we're in Eureka Friday attend
"a business matters. They re.
4 no illness in that section.
qhomas Clifford autoed over the
! Of the week from Tonopah fol
!ISsit with his wife and her family
1, and Mrs. Abram Laird.
Roger Bruffey came up from the
nth end of the county Wednesday
a spent a couple of days in Eureks
|Hending to business matters.
The Peerless Mining Company this
eek shipped four carloads of ore
|tom the Connolly mine on Prospect
nountain to the smelters at Salt Lake
The little three year old daughter
4 Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pieretti Of Three
Rsr had its left forearm severely
xalded Friday with hot coffee and
VAS brought into Eureka to-day for
treatment.
Last Saturday Tony Depaoli brought
10 the the SENTINEL Office six pink
bye potatoes that averaged nearly
1.-Two pounds each and were perfect
|pecimens of we'll formed tubers of
|anusal size.
R, A. Scott of Duckwater has de-
|dded to locate in Eureka for the
Winter. He has rented a house on
Mob Hill and left Friday for. Duck
water to bring his wife and three
children here.
DR.. Mabel Young, the dentist, ap-
reared Friday with the first influenza
mask worn on Eureka streets. Post
Master Hoegh and A. C. Harris, the
~ansorial artist, have been wearing
he masks for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Florio, who
ave been at Rochester, Mimi, for
everal weeks, returned from the
last the first of the week and are
ow visiting relatives at Winnie
lucca, Nevada.
John Repetto returned by Wed
train from California. He
,und the bay climate there did not
zree with him and decided to re-
i'm to Nevada. He is just recov-
ring from an attack of influenza
nd does not look quite his former
If.
R. C. Kelley of Eureka received a
the first of the week stat
that his sister, Miss Ruth, had
cen attacked with influenza at her
ONE at Bishop, California. Another
ire Friday informed him that her
was then favorable for an
arly recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Morrow of La
loille Valley, Elko County, autoed
YER to Eureka Sunday for a visit
18th Mrs. Amelia Fletcher, the lat
sr's sister. They recently sold their
anch in Elko County and have not
determined where they will
'cate.
The SENTINEL, with a number of
Their State papers, was in error last
eek in stating that Captain George
son of Frank Boskowitz
le we'll known commercial traveller,
as dead. A telegram from a Coast
camp on Monday states that
re young man is now much i'm
roved from a serious attack of in
uenza.
Thomas Clifford, Albert Laird
nd James Morrison went deer hunt
lg Thursday and succeeded in kill
* a fine two year buck near the
chaefer ranch at Pinto, about seven
llles south of Eureka. A band OF
Velve deer have been seen in that
eighborhood several times within
he past month. but this is the first
eer killed in this>section this season.
Their Eureka parties report finding
'any fresh tracks of deer in the hills,
so far have not been able to Sc
are any.
LAST weeks SENTINEL stated that the
'ndition Of Mrs. Isadore Sara, who
ad been severely attacked with in
uenza at the Mayo Bros hospital
! Rochester. Mimi. had improved.
telegram was received from Mr..
ara Sunday summoning her broth.