The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-07-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs


J.. c. Foster of Lovelock was in
town Tuesday.
C. l.. Dorman of Los Angeles reg
istered at the Europa hotel Monday.
C. G. Wiley of Berkeley, Calf. was
in Eureka a couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Harris left last
Sunday for a visit with relatives at
Ely.
c. o. Bonner, u. s. Internal Rev
enue agent, was in Eureka this week
on official business.
Miss Dorothy Goss was a departure
by to-day's train to join her mother
at Logan, Utah.
Tom Kelley is now driving the
truck running between Eureka and
the Holly mine.
Mrs. Christy MacGillivray and
daughter left by Fridays train on a
vacation trip to California.
Joseph Johnson, engaged in min
ing at Hamilton, was a visitor in Eu-
reka several days this week.
Mrs. James Hunter and daughter
Maud left Thursday for Salt Lake
City on a business and pleasure trip.
Tony Romano and daughter Thel-
ma left Monday for Oakland, Califor-
MIA, on a business and pleasure trip.
DIR. Mabel Young and Miss Alma
Woods have purchased m of the big
Croesus teams for use on their ranch
at the willows,
The Misses Berenyce and Mabel
Moore returned home Wednesday
from a several weeks vacation trip in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Travers are fit
ting up pleasant living rooms in the
bank building, and will occupy them
next week.
Angelo Berolo and daughter Miss
Tranquilla returned Thursday from a
two weeks business and pleasure trip
to San Francisco.
Miss Mabel Spinner returned to her
home at Los Angeles by to-day's train
after a couple of weeks visit with
relatives and Eureka friends.
Mrs. j. e. Josey and daughter vir-
ginia. left on Wednesday mornings
train for Memphis, Tenn, where they
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Joe Rebaleati and children
were departures Friday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. James Reardon,
at their ranch near Shelton, Elko
County.
F. T. Torpey, manager of the Uncle
Sam Con. Mining Co. left by auto yes
terday for Elko, and from there will
make q business trip to San Francis
CO.
James Constable and Dennis Lynch,
who have been examining the Lin
coin mines at Phillipsburg for the
past week, returned to Reno on Tues
days train.
AdoIph Biancani Of the Elko Light
Machinery Repairing Company came
owe from Elko early in the week and
has since been engaged on work In
his line.
Bidart & Florio shipped 10 cars OF
sheep to-day, and will load 10 more
cars tomorrow, for Palisade, where
they will be transferred and sent to
eastern markets.
Mrs. C. NJ. Dull, who has been Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. r. Nc
Charles, left Tuesday for Palisade,
where she will meet her husband and
accompany him to their home in Los
Angeles.
Charley HUI autoed over to Illipah
Sunday with his wife and daughter
Pauline, the ladies going " for a
months visit with Mrs. Hjul's par
ents, Captain and Mrs. William Moor
man at their ranch home.
James Kautx came over from Ely
by auto the first of the week and re-
turned Friday accompanied by his
WIG anu aa6At 6tASA, WhO WAi
now make their home at Kimberley,
where Mr.. Kautz Is employed.
Mrs. George Miner has sufficiently
recovered from the critical operation
she underwent at the hospital here on
July 16 to be removed to her home
in Eureks on Wednesday. where she
has since been gradually improving.
Mrs. L. w. Hope and daughter Har-
riet returned to Eureka from San
Francisco Monday. and r again al
home in their residence at the Holly
mine. Mr.. Hope. who arrived here
last week, and Mrs. Hope. have beer
at their old home In Tennessee fol
the past three months, and on a lei
surely planned return trip visited
New Orleans, Ell Paso, Grand Canyon
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Miss Bertha Knemeyer, principa
OF the Elko high school. has writer
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