The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-03-08
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Constable Earl Cobb OF Palisade
was a visitor here several days the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. Paul Ferrari came up from
Pine Valley by Wednesdays train to
attend to some legal matters at the
county seat.
There will be no sewing at the Red
Cross rooms until further notice as
all work received has about been
completed.
The attention of owners Of Ford
autos are called to the new advertise
ment of the Eureka Garage & Supply
Company in to-day's SENTINEL.
Mrs. John Moyle was an arrival by
Wednesdays train from Ely. being
called here owing to the serious i'll
"a of her father, William E. Harris
of Ruby Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Andrews and
infant son were arrivals here this
week from Ely, Nevada. and expect
to locate here for the present. Mrs.
Andrews was formerly Miss Ehie
Father of Eureka.
All wishing to take First Aid Work
and procure books r requested to
leave their names and one dollar with
the Treasurer. Miss Mary Fraser. by
next Monday night, 30 the books can
be ordered.
Henry Palma and Antoine Tognoni
received three carloads Of hay this
week to assist in replenishing their
fast failing supply. and it arrived
just in time for the last train in
brought no freight.
Attorneys Reynolds & Father this
week received a limited supply OF
Income Tax Return blanks that are
free to the public while they last.
Returns on the Income Tax must be
made on or before March 10 next.
Judge and Mrs. Peter Breen re-
turned home by Fridays train. the
former from Austin where he has
been holding a term of the District
Court, and the latter from a visit al
the Raine ranch in Pine Valley.
Antoine Martelletti, ST.. came in
from Spring valley. about IL miles
west of Eureka. to-day and reports
the snow there is four feet on the
level. He says there is more snow
there now than he has seen for years
William E. Harris of Ruby Hill,
who has been seriously i'll since last
week. is now reported somewhat i'm
proved. Owing to his illness his
daughter, Mrs. John Moyle was
called from Ely to assist the family
in caring for him.
All discharged soldiers are entitled
to a bonus of 500. according to the
new ruling of the War Department
Instructions and blanks have beer
been sent to Bureau Manager, Edna
C. Plummer, and all statements viii
be taken at her Office in Eureka.
F. w. Alters broke a portion OF
his well drilling outfit last week anc
will be unable to continue sinking
the well in Diamond Valley until 6
new part has been received. Wher
the accident happened the well was
down 352 feet and still in a clay for
nation.
Will Flavin of Eureka, mention OF
whose location in a convalescing hos
pital III France was made in last
weeks SENTINEL. reachsd New York
4 this week from overseas. His condi'
ton and probable time of discharge
from service has not been learned
Word has also been received from j
D. Gold announcing his return t.
New York from overseas.
d. Ferovini of Eureka was a de-
parture by Wednesdays train fol-
Stockton, California. where it has
been arranged to have an operation
performed on his eyes for the re
moval of cataracts. On account Of
his impaired sight. he left Eureka il
charge Of Commissioner Fulkerson
who una m ofart him safely from