The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-04
LOCAL BREvITIES

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Tonopah last Monday by auto.
The James Hunter property In
Goodwin Canyon is offered for sale in
to-day's Sentinel"
Miss Bereyence Moore returned
Friday to Genoa, Nevada, where she
has been r~e-engaged as teacher for
the ensuing year.
l.. A. Hunting. the new principal Of
the Eureka schools, accompanied by
his wife. arrived in Eureka Thursday
from Astoria, Oregon.
Alex Fraser Of Eureka is making a
couple of weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cockrill at their ranch
home in Garden Valley.
Miss Agnes Lucey was a departure
to-day on her return to Sparks. where
she has been re-engaged as primary
teacher for the coming term.
Miss Miriam Foy. private secretary
of Eugene Davis, was a departure
from Eureka Monday on her return
to her home in New York City.
Mrs. X. Morse has purchased the
interest of her partner, James Last.
in the Europa Cafe, and is now sole
proprietor Of this popular Eureka
restaurant.
The attention of sheepmen is
called to the advertisement of a num-
Der of fine Merino, Blackface and
Cottswold bucks offered for sale in
to-,iay'b Sentinel"
Charles Bremenkampf, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Lewis, and brother, Herman, and
their families, returned to-day to his
home in San Francisco.
j. Sheehan, president of the Farm
ers & Merchants National Bank of
Eureka, was an arrival from Winnie
mucca by to-day's train and will re-
main until Monday.
Mrs. Kate Cicali and daughter, Miss
Gladys, who have been visiting at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Caroline Huebner, in Eureka, re-
turned to Elko Tuesday.
George Wolford, for several months
past meat cutter in Tony Romano's
butcher shop, left last Sunday for
Elko, and William Zadow is now do
ing the cutting in the shop.
Peter Breen has sufficiently recov-
cred from his fractured leg, received
while sliding into a base in a ball
game here on the Fourth of July, to
be down town and around in an auto
this week.
r. j. Reid returned from Elko Sun
day, where he went to pay the last
tribute by his presence at the burial
of his little grandson Robert Ernst.
who was drowned there last week in
the Humboldt river.
Mrs. George Winters and her twin
| sons, Miss Marie Billet and the lat
ter's father, autoed over from La
noble valley Sunday for the purpose
of leaving the young lady here with
Mrs. A. Swick to attend the Eureka
school.
E. Jensen, who spent the Summer
in Eureka with his daughters, Mrs. D.
States and Mrs. ]. H. Fine, returned
Monday to his home at Gunnison,
Utah. Mrs. Fine and little daughter
accompanied him for a visit with 9TH
er relatives at her old home In Utah.
Tom Robinson, one of the large
stockholders in Eureka-Holly, was an
arrival by Fridays train and will re-
main over until Monday. He is on
his return to the Coast from a bust
ness trip in the East, where he says
there has recently been some heavy
trading in Eureka stocks.
Mrs. owen Dougherty, formerly
Rose Coyle of Eureka, was an arriv-
al here this morning by auto from
their ranch In the Tonopah section.
She continued on to the home of her
parents near Hamilton, from where
she expected to take her brother Ed,
who is not well to Tonopah. for med
ical treatment.
A. L. McGinty, the successful bid
der for pointing up and painting the
County courthouse building, has En-
ished the repair work and has sublet
the painting to j. d. Lewis. The sec
ond coat is now being put on and the
building is already presenting a won
dertully improved appearance. 1t is
the general opinion that a good job Is
being done.
Mrs. A. Fletcher and her two
grand children returned Sunday from
a three weeks visit with the formers
sister. Mrs. Dave Morrow In Lamoille
salley. They were accompanied by
Miss Stella Gianoli. whose vacation
was spent in taking the Summer
course at the University of Nevada, a
trip to San Francisco and a visit in
Lamoille.