The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-10-16

Miss Winifred Smith has been re-
engaged to teach the Newark Valley
district school.
Miss velma Reynolds, who has
been visiting in Palisade since her re-
turn from Colorado. arrived home
Thursday.
Tony Depaoi left Thursday for
California. where he will be employed
as a stenographer in the office OF the
shipbuilding plant at Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman re-
turned Monday from q trip to their
ranch at White River. White Pine
County, and a visit to Ely.
F. A. Morris. q member Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee.
was an arrival In Eureka last Satur-
day In the interest of the Republican
party.
Jess Knight was in Eureka sever
al days this week. coming up from
his ranch in Garden Valley to attend
to business matters and visit with
old time Eureka friends.
Miss Thelma Romano returned
home last Saturday from Oakland,
California, where she has been since
last Summer for the benefit Of her
health. She returns much improved.
Mrs. James Williams, who has been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Kitchen, for the past five weeks, left
for Elko to-day on a visit to her son,
Thomas Williams, before returning to
her home at Reno.
Mrs. Katherine Gerard has been
succeeded by Miss Florence v. Will
SON as field representative of the
American Red Cross in Nevada. and
the latter visited in Eureka last week
en- route from Austin to Ely.
A. r. Carville, representative Of
the Standard Oil Company, autoed
over from Elko Tuesday with par
ty of friends and they remained a
couple of days looking over the dis
trict and attending to business.
]. A. Zunino was adeparture Thurs
day for New York City, where he will
join Angelo Depaoli and Mrs. Joseph
Franchi. who were departures from
Eureka last week, and they will all
journey from there together on trip
to Europe.
Supt. G. B. Sexton of the local rail-
way has been giving his attention to
matters at this end of the line during
the past week in preparation for the
approaching Winter months. Repairs
to the water tank and pipes at Tyrone
were completed yesterday.
st. James Episcopal Sunday School
makes announcement in to-day's is
sue of an evening of pleasure that
will be offered the general public at
the Rescue Hose Company's new pa
vilion that Is now fast nearing COM
pletion. Further announcement COW
ering the event will be made next
week.
j. Emmett Walsh. candidate for
Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court,
was an arrival in Eureka last Satur-
day on his campaign trip over the
State and spent a day here with Eu-
reka people. Judge Walsh is at pres
ent the District Judge of Esmeralda
County, and 10 emminently qualified
for the high position to which he is
aspiring.
Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Huebner left
Eureka Monday on their return to
Bishop, California. During their re-
cent vacation trip. they purchased an
improved farm in that vicinity, where
they intend to make their future
home. 1t is particularly adapted to
the raising Of fowls and has already
about 500 growing ieghorn chickens.
They intend to increase the number.
and engage In the production of
chickens and putting up eggs for the
market, They seemed highly elated
over their prospective change to the
rural line of life In the Golden State.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hope and little
daughter, Harriet. are leaving by to-
LUZ SndtlduQQKd,
Tennessee, their former home. Mr..
Hope goes East to accept the position
of manager OF the Ocoee Copper Com
pany's mines. which are located In
the Tennessee Copper fields In the
near vicinity of Chattanooga. Mr..
and Mrs. Hope have been residents Of
Eureka at Intervals for the past eight
years. and have made many warm
friends here who will regret their de-
parture, They seem strongly i'm
bued with the spirit and call of the
West. and it is very probable it will
claim them again at later day,
Captain Frank MilAer, brother of
George Miner Of Eureka. was an ar
rival frem England by Fridays train.
His brother went down and met him
at Palisade. Captain Milner has just
completed 20 years Of service with
the British army. entering as q pri-
vate and retiring as \ captain of the