The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES

will be held tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
Sheriff James Mackey, wife and
son, returned Tuesday from a ten day
trip to Carson and Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cockrill OF Gar
den Valley were Eureka visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie B. Shultes has been re-
engaged as teacher of the school at
Beowawe for the coming term.
An Oldsmobile Light Six auto in
first class condition is advertised for
sale in to-day's Sentinel"
A. Howard arrived from Salt Lake
this week to take charge of the Holly
boarding house.
Charles Bremenkampf was an ar
rival here Tuesday from San Fran
cisco for visit with relatives.
A term of the District Court has
been called to convene in Eureka on
Tuesday, September IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Biale returned
Thursday from their wedding trip in
the western part of the State.
A. l.. McGinty, who has the con-
tract for painting the Courthouse
building, commenced the work Fri
day with two ASSISTANTS.
Mrs. Frank Mcbride and Miss Fan
ny Gibson were departures Sunday
for a visit with the family of Arthur
Clayton at North Fork, Elko County.
Assessor w. ]. Hooper left by to-
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the meeting of the State Board of
Equalization that commences its ses-
sions in that city next Monday.
A desirable and well improved
ranching property adjacent to Eu
reka is offered for sale In to-day's
Sentinel. See advertisement In
another column.
w. A. Barnes, general manager of
the EurekaHolly. accompanied by j.
II. Mckenzie, a former Eureka resi-
dent and a well known mining man,
were visitors to Eureka this week.
AT a meeting of the Eureka Base
Ball Team held Monday evening to |
select captain to fill the place of Ed |
Mann. former captain now residing |
at Salt Lake, c. J. Travers was elect |
ed captain of the club.
Thomas Williams, brother Of Mrs.
Thomas Kitchen of Ruby Hill, came |
over from Elko Tuesday for visit |
with his sister. He left Eureka some |
2 years ago, and is now employed as
a salesman with Swift & Co. at Elko.
J. w. Stene. mining engineer. in
the employ of the Eureka-Croesus
and Ruby Hill mining companies for |
the past year, was a departure by
Fridays train for his home at Mime
apolis, where after a short visit he
will depart from New York by steam
er for Peru, to enter the employ OF
the Cerro de Tasoo Copper Mining
Company.
The ladies of st. Brendan's Church |
in Eureka are arranging to give a
concert and social dancing party at
the Eureka Theatre on September 10.
The names OF the committees appoint
ed to perfect arrangements and carry |
it through are published in this issue
of the Sentinel"
Philip Martin of Ruby Hill and his
bride were arrivals Thursday from
Reno, where they were Joined in holy |
wedlock the first of the week-a mar
riage that was the elimination of an
acquaintance and friendship formed |
during the war. while Mr.. Martin was
doing police service on the coast OF
New York, and his bride was Red |
Cross nurse, The groom In hecom-
ing a benedict put one over ON his
friends here, who had him ON the
bachelor list, but are now eager to ex-
tend congratulations and wish him
and his bride happiness and prosper
ity.
In his announcement OF new meat |
prices published In to-day's "Senttn- |
ell" Tony Roman has certainly given
all fortunate enough to possess the
real "mazuma" a chance to eat meat
at least once a week oftener, He
says that live stock prices have fallen
30 that he can now buy all animals
cheaper, and he is going to give the
public a chance to share and share
with him. The Sentinel" is going
to say, "Biess you. Tony" for the
general public,