The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-06-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs

cal road.
Antonio Tognoni is offering his
two ranches on Italian Creek for sale
See advertisement.
r. j. Harris this week moved his
family from Ruby Hill to Eureks- &c
1 reside.
John Spencer and ION. Bert, OF
Austin, were visitors in Eureka sew
eral days this week.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Rodeo Association in
to-day's Sentinel"
F. T. Torpey left Monday on a bust
ness trip to the oast and expected to
be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Skillman went down to
the Winzell ranch in Garden Valley
Monday for a short visit.
Delightful showers of rain Tuesday
afternoon and evening laid the dust
and proved most refreshing.
Miss Agnes Lucey, teaching in the
grammar school at Sparks. arrived
home by Wednesdays train.
A special train carrying a party of
Eastern Eureka-Croesus stockholders
arrived here at midnight Tuesday.
r. T. Walker, ore purchaser for the
United States Mining G. Smelling
Company. is here looking over the
district.
Mrs. Otto Mau and daughter Viola
were departures Thursday for Grass
Valley, California, for a visit with
relatives.
Charles Holloway. owner of e v
eral mining claims at Spring valley,
was an arrival from Healdsburg, CAL,
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Cicali was an arrival
from Elko Monday and will spend
part Of her vacation with relatives in
Eureka.
Miss Stella Gianoli was a departure
by to-day's train for Reno to attend
the Summer session of the Nevada
University.
l.. F. Clar and H. G. Clinton, min
ing men of Manhattan, were arrivals
Tuesday to look owe some proper
ties in the district.
s. F. Stolenwerck has returned to
Mineral Hill after a several months
visit to the coast. He was a visitor
in Eureka Monday.
Letters received this week IN
nounced the safe arrival Of j. B.
Merialdo and his son, Peter, at the
Mayo Bros hospital at Rochester,
Mimi.
Olney Leighton has not been in
good health for several months, and
he left here by Fridays train to take
a course of treatment at a sanitarium
at Auburn, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Esterly, former
Eureka residents, were arrivals by
Fridays train from Butte. Montana,
for a visit with old time friends and
to look over the old camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raine. Peter
Breen, Jr., and Harry Lorrigan were
arrivals here Monday by auto from
Los Angeles, and will be here for sew
eral weeks visiting with relatives.
The new concrete sidewalk in front
of the Courthouse is about completed,
and when the debris and litter has
been cleared away that edifce should
yea a decidedly improved appear
ance.
Mrs. Kate Cicali of Elko, daughter
of Mrs. c. Huebner of Eureka, was
summoned to Salt Lake City this
week to be with her sister. Mrs. An
drew Anderson, who had gone from
her home at Bingham, Utah, to un-
dergo an operation In that city.
w. H. Russell returned home Mon
day from Prescott, Arizona, where he
has been since last Fall engaged in
highway work for one of the big min
ing companies. He has Just COM
pleted his contract, and Is glad to be
back home and again in the noun
tains.
Miss Jean Elizabeth Wier Of Reno,
Secretary of the Nevada Historical
Society, and Professor of History 1t
| the University of Nevada, who istour-
ing the State organizing War History
Committees in all counties. arrived
in Eureka Friday. She began her
mission at Elko and al accompan-
led here by Mrs. Fanny Meyer Bangs
| Of that city. the ladies returning
there this afternoon.
Joseph Dickinson. principal Of the
Eureka County High and District
| Schools for the term just ended. de-
clined to accept the position for the
ensuing year and was a departure
from Eureka Friday for Reno. from
where he intends to go to San Fran
| cisco before deciding on more definite
| plans for the future. His relations
ur;&h the hoard IN orhnol Work In gen.