The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-12-18


J. B. Bale was . departure by FRI
days train on . business trip to Eiko.
Mrs. Thomas Plummer returned by
wednesdays train from q several
weeks visit In California and at Reno
Miss Eileen Morrison returned to
Eureka By Fridays train from San
Francisco to spend the holidays at
home.
Charles Fletcher was an arrival by
Fridays train to look over several
mining properties owned by San
Francisco people.
The Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of Eureka vii be closed
for the Christmas holiday. See no
tice in another column.
A notice of the annual meeting of
stockholders Of the Farmers and
Merchants National Bank Of Eureka
10 published in to-day's Sentinel.
It IL learned that the Misses Fer
linda and Rose Curto recently re-
turned to Reno from San Francisco.
and have decided to locate there for
the present.
Those Wishing shoes repaired. or
work done in the line e upholstery.
can now have this work done In Eu-
reka by Bert Anderson. See adver-
tisement In to-day's Sentinel.
A. C. Florio came up from Duck
water Tuesday and reports there is
plenty Of snow In the southern coun-
try for sheep. and that the white sage
il unusually abundant this Winter.
J. q. Josey returned Thursdayfrom
q weeks visit at San Francisco. He
reports the rainy season now on in
California and says that he was COM
PEELED to remain under cover during
the most Of his stay.
Miss Margaret Kitchen, who has
been attending the University Of Cali
fornia at Berkeley for the past year,
was an arrival by Fridays train to
spend the holiday vacation at her
homo on Ruby Hill.
A telegram received In Eureka
Thursday stated that James Mann.
Jr., who left here last week for Salt
Lake City, underwent an operation
there Tuesday for hernia, and that
his condition was favorable.
Principal L. A. Hunting and Miss
Josephine Foster of the Eureka Coun-
ty High School were departures by
to-day's train for Reno to attend the
State Teachers Institute that opens
its sessions In that city next Monday.
George Winters. formerly Of Eu-
reka. who with his family r max
ing their home at Carbondale. Colo
RADIO, has been appointed Under Sher-
III by Sheriff ELECT H. G. Jessup, who
assumes the duties Of this county Of
nee ON January s..
The annual masquerade ball of the
Mob Hill Fire Company to be given
1T tho new pavilion ON New Years
" u being looked forward to with
anticipated pleasure, and new ideas
in costumes and characters are being
discussed. 90 that there should be
some novel and original ones at this
ball.
The Ruby Hill school. with Miss
Adelaide Jeffries as teacher, closed
Friday afternoon for the holidays.
Appropriate exercises that had been
prepared by the children under their
teacher's direction. yer rendered
and an Xmas tree with gifts for the
children made . happy closing Of the
school work.
Plans and specifications have been
completed and lumber IL already ON
the ground for a dwelling house to
bs erected by Peter Merialdo on lots
ON southeast Main street adjoining
the residence on the north of ]. B.
Rebaleati. It looks good to see the
starting OF . home on some Of Eu-
reka's desirable building lots, and by
some Of our residents who thus DEM
onstrate good faith in the old berg.
The Eureka schools closed Friday
afternoon for the two weeks vaca-
ton. No preparation for special ex-
ercises had been made and school
closed quietly. In the afternoon
there were Q NUMBER OF VISITORS VINO
viewed and inspected various work
that had been done by grade pupils
and placed on display. All Of the
grades had completed some art. me-
ehanical or domestic work. in which
considerable ~cleverness was shown
and was worthy Of being exhibited to
those interested in the work of the
school.
The local railway company's motor
ear has been given q thorough over
hauling By Lester Mars and made .
trial run from Palisade to Eureka on
Thursday. Manager J. =. Sexton and
Superintendent Charles Sexton. with
Mr.. Mars In charge. made the trip
and are reported TO have been we'll
pleased with the showing made by
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