The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-11-13

visit In Eureka.
Thomas Glenn, a former resident,
returned to Eureka by Wednesdays
train from Idaho.
C. j. McFadden, travelling repre-
sentative of the Nevada Industrial
| Commission, was an arrival by Mon
days train.
Mrs. J.. T. BARLEY returned by
Mondays train from a couple Of
months visit with her mother at YER
ington, Nevada.
H. C. McTerney was an arrival by
Thursdays train from San Francisco
to look after some of his mining in
terests in the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plummer re-
turned Wednesday from an auto trip
to Elko.
w. A. Barnes, general manager of
the Eureka-Holly and Bullwhacker
mining companies, arrived by Thurs
days train from San Francisco.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner left by
Tuesdays train to make an extended
visit with her daughters at Salt Lake
| City and Bingham, Utah.
Taxes are now due and payable,
and County Treasurer Mechanics has
a notice in to-day's Sentinel calling
attention to this important matter.
Mrs. T. H. Rea and daughter, Miss
Virginia, sister and niece of L. T..
Herchmer Of Ruby Hill, were arrivals
from Toronto, Canada, by Thursdays
train for a visit here with their rel
atives.
Mrs. j. J. Lucey and her daughter,
Mrs. George Potts and infant son, re-
turned by Mondays train from Reno.
George Potts of Monitor valley met
his wife here and they left for their
ranch home by auto Thursday:
Mrs. Steve Pappas Of Eureka is
rapidly recovering from an operation
recently performed by DR.. Bremen
for an internal abscess. The patient
was operated ON at the hospital.
where she has since been under med
ical attention and nursing.
John Penrose, SON of Mrs. Robert
Harvey of Ruby Hill, was an arrival
by Wednesdays train from Seattle,
Washington. Another son., Edward,
in Alaska, was also notified of his
brothers recent death here and is
now reported on his way to Eureka.
Manager ]. E. Sexton has an inn
portant notice in to-day's Sentinel re-
garding a change in train service in
and out of Eureka. According to the
new schedule, commencing next Tues
day, Eureka will have mail service
from the outside but three times each
week, but a six days service to Pal
isade and the outside world.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Laying of San
Francisco were arrivals on Mondays
train, and are occupying the residence
of the superintendent at the Holly
mine. Mr.. Laying, who was In charge
Of the Holly for some time this Sum-
mer, returns to erect a mill for treat
ing their pres by the volatilization
method, and has already started work
on the building.
A large number attended the Ar
mistice Day ball and entertainment
given by the American Legion Post
| of Eureka at the new pavilion Friday
night. During the evening they were
entertained by vocal solos rendered
by Miss Josephine Foster and Ray
Swick, and Indian Club swinging by
DIR. w. H. Bremen. Everybody had
a good time and the dance terminated
about 2 a. m.
A message has been received from
the Nevada University stating that
the coyote head recently sent there
for examination had been found to
U6 luItClcu WILL ldDlCo. CtCi ASo
mondini, the man who was bitten
about the head by this animal. has
gone under the Pasteur treatment
here with DR.. w. H. Bremen, who
daily receives a consignment of this
serum, which he administers to the
patient.
Hereafter the Europa Hotel in Eu-
reka will be conducted by the Her
rera Brothers. Antonio Herrera hav-
ing this week entered into partner
ship with his brother, Edward Her
rera. The Herrera Brothers are en-
deavoring to make all guests Of the
hotel comfortable, and are steadily
making changes toward this end. The
narlOr Is now being arranged for q