The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-03-05

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ern Pacific Railway Company. was an
arrival by Fridays train.
Miss Isabel Meriaido, primary
teacher. was absent from school sew
eral days this week on account of III
ness. Mrs. Fred Father substituted
for her.
Mrs. Mark Cessna, now living with
her husband on the J. p. Raine ranch
In Pine Valley. is visiting this week
at the home of her parents. Judge
and Mrs. Peter Breen In Eureka.
Mrs. Edgar Father underwent an
operation for appendicitis in Eureka
last Monday. DR.. Brennen performed
the operation and Mr& Father is re-
ported to be favorablt recovering.
There will be a business meeting
og Eureka Post No. 20. American
Legion, at the Croesus building. on
Saturday evening, March IL, at 1880
O'Clock. All members are urgently re-
| quested TO be present..
| Word has been received during the
week that Mrs. Ralph Ferguson is
making rapid recovery from the ap-
pendicitis operation she underwent
at the Mayo Bros.'s hospital at Roch-
ester. Minn., on February 22.
DR.. A. E. Belanger. who has been
located in Eureka for the past year
and a half engaged in the practice of
dentistry, was departure this week
on vacation and recreation trip to
California. The Doftor work has
given general satisfaction, and he
has made mani personal friends here.
John Penrose met with a peculiar
and unusual accident last Saturday.
While riding to his home on Ruby
Hill in an auto. his clothes became
saturated with gasoline that leaked
from the tank, and not thinking 1t
necessary to change, wore them long
enough to cause very deep burn
that extends well over one leg above
the knee. He was unable to work in
his butcher shop Tuesday, and Tom
Kitchen has since been in charge.
/ Mrs. Andrew Pastorino was brought
into Eureka several weeks ago suffer-
ing from an attack of appendicitis.
A diagnosis of galtsfones and appen-
dicitis was made, and this forenoon
DR.. Bremen operated. 1t was found
that the appendix was badly infiamed
and it was removed. On opening the
gall bladder seventy-two gall stones
were found and removed. Consider
ing the seriousness of the operation,
the patient came off the operating
table in fair condition.
County Commissioners R. ]. Reid
and E. C. Johnson returned to Eu-
reka Monday after viewing the re-
Gently constructed State Highway
bridge near Beowawe, the location of
which is being protested by a number
of the taxpayers in the north end of
Eureka County. 1t is learned that
following the meeting of the Com
| missioners held at Beowawe Sunday,
a delegation from the north end left
for Carson to present the matter be-
fore the legislative committee now
Investigating the State Highway
| Commission and ask for action look
ing toward the location of this bridge
where 1t will prove of general bene-
fit to the people of the north end of
this county.
Charles L. knight, president and
manager of the Reno Chamber of
Commerce, was an arrival by Fridays
train. Before taking over the man-
agership of the Reno Chamber of
Commerce, Mr.. Knight was Dean of
the Agricultural Department of the
Nevada University for eleven years
and is thoroughly conversant with
general conditions in Nevada. He
comes to Eureka at the solicitation os
our citizens to explain the purposes
and benefit to be derived from Cham
ber of Commerce organizations, and
to assist us in getting one started in
Eureka County. He is an interest
ing and fluent speaker, and his ad-
dress at the meeting to be held in
the Eureka Theatre this evening will
be both entertaining and instructive.
Mrs. C. ]. Travers and Miss Joseph
Inc Foster will contribute several
musical selections at the meeting.