The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-10-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs

LOCAL BREvITIES
Thomas Dixon returned Friday
from a business trip to Elko.
Four new Water Applications"
are published in to-day's issue.
Nelson loft returned by Fridays
train from a couple Of months trip
to California.
Victor venturino returned by FRI
days train from q several weeks visit
with relatives at Napa, California.
The Palisade School Board has an
important notice under New To-
Day" in this issue of the Sentinel"
r. H. Oficer & Co., assayers and
chemists Of Salt Lake City, have a
new advertisement in to-day's Sen
tinel."
Manager F. T. Torpey Of the Uncle
Sam Consolidated Mining Company
left by Wednesdays train on a BUSH
ness visit to the Coast.
The Sentinel completed printing
the ballots for the general election
and turned them owe to County
Clerk Mechanics yesterday.
Mrs. s. Quillici, who has been liv-
ing at Prospect, left by Fridays train
with her five children for Fresno,
California, where she goes to join her
husband.
Granville A. Fletcher was operated
on Monday for appendicitis by DR.. W.
H. Bremen. He underwent the OPP
GRAFTON well and his condition is re-
ported favorable for rapid recovery.
1t is learned that Miss Eileen Nor
rison, who has been seriously i'll in a
hospital at San Francisco, is now
much improved and has been able to
leave the hospital, but is still in the
city under treatment.
The engine pulling Fridays train
out of Palisade met with a mishap
shortly after starting out and was
compelled to return to Palisade for
repairs. The train did not reach Eu-
reka last night until after s o'clock.
The firm of Father & Flavin is un-
charitable enough to complain be-
some one has been pilfering
hay from their stable on Ruby Hill
avenue, and a notice to the party con-
cerned is published in to-day's issue.
The Halloween Masquerade Ball to
he given for the benefit of the Episco-
pal Sunday School at the new Pavil-
ion on Friday evening, October %,
bids fair to be q notable social event.
The attractions offered are varied
and numerous, and all participants
should find ample diversion to fill In
a night of entertainment and pleas
ure.
w. A. Moore and his son George
autoed in Wednesday from Newark
Valley. They returned Friday and
were accompanied by the latter's wife
and children, who have been stop
ping in Eureka for the past several
months. Mr.. Moore stated that the
snowfall during the recent storm was
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than on this side Of the summit.
C. d. Ayres of the Winnemucca
Silver State, who is accompanying
Tasker l.. Oddie and Samuel s. Ar
entz, Republican candidates, in their
campaign tour through Nevada and
in charge of their publicity matter.
paid the Sentinel" office a visit dur
ing his stay here. MI. Ayres is an
all round printer and newspaper man
and the Sentinel" force enjoyed his
visit.
The snow storm that set in here
last Monday night continued at in
tervals for about "a hours and some
six inches fell in this section. The
storm was a general one owe the Pa
cthc Coast and is generally considered
to have been of great benefit. From
three to Eve feet of now is reported
to have fallen in the Sierras. while
most parts Of California received a
good, soaking rain.
A telegram was received in Eureka
Monday announcing the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Joseph Franchi in New
York City, and stating that an oper-
alton would be necessary. Her son,
Weedie Cardinalli, left Tuesdaymorn-
ing for the East to be with his moth
err. Mrs. Franchi has been a suffer-
or from stomach trouble for a num-
Der of years and 1t is thought prob
able that this ailment has now be-
come serious.
Haircut and Shave Prices Falling