The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19

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Mrs. M. M. Horner arrived from
Ely Thursday to Join her husband ON
Ruby Hill.
Mrs. M. T. Williams returned by
Tuesdays train from a several weeks
visit In California. N
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Bremen re-
turned home Tuesday from their trip
to Reno and Carson.
No ore was shipped out over the
local railway this week. but the Rich
mond-Eureka Company sent out 1s
cars Of speiss to the Utah smelters.
The American Legion meeting an
nounced to take place at the Court
house last Monday was called on ow-
ing to the illness Of the speaker,
Robert A. lie Roux, National Field
Secretary of the American Legion,
who was taken Ill at Lovelocks, Ne
vada, and teiegraphed he would be
unable to keep his appointment.
The Sentinel Is informed that the
price of wool has advanced so that
sheepmen may now obtain rs cents
per pound for It delivered on the
main line railroads. Those interest
ed may learn more Of the improved
wool conditions by calling at the
Farmers and Merchants National
Bank.
Word has been received of the ar
rival at Rochester. Minn., of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ferguson, and the for
mer's mother. Mrs. w. o. Ferguson.
who accompanied them. Mrs. Ralph
Ferguson, who has been ailing for
some time past, went to the Mayo
Bros Hospital for diagnosis of her
case, and an operation II necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hooking and
Harry Fault arrived from Grass Val
ley. California. by Wednesdays train
and went out to the Morrison q Cox
ranch, IL miles west of Eureka.
Eureka Post No. 20, American Le-
gion. will give a ball at the New Pa
vilion in Eureka on the evening of
st. Patrick's Day. Thursday, March
IT. The advertisement appears in
to-day's Sentinel.
The food waters running In Pine
Valley last Sunday washed out about
500 feet Of the local railway track at
the Jewell ranch and weakened sew
eral Of the bridges in that section.
This damage prevented a train being
sent through from Paiisade and Eu-
reka was without train service Mon
day. While the roadbed is still re-
ported soft In spots. regular daily
service has since been maintained.
The ball given by the knights Of
Pythias and Pythian Sisters at the
new Pavilion on Friday evening. Feb
ruary Is, In commemoration of the
57th anniversary OF the Knights of
Pythias order, was the scene of
happy gathering of the Lodge mem
bers, friends and others, assembled
to participate in the event. The sup
per served by the Sisters materially
added to the occasion and was lib
orally patronized. Good music was
rendered, and this anniversary cele-
bration was both social and finan-
cial success.
The road over Newark Summit
not being broken for auto or heavy
wagon travel. the following Newark
valley residents experienced some diff
fculty In coming into Eureka Friday:
Mrs. Richard Hooper and the Misses
winifred and Thelma Smith. Edward
Turk. Victor Venturino, Angelo Tog-
noni. Dan and Miss Sarah Robinson,
George A. Moore and family, Miss
Carrie Gibellini and VIII Martin.
Most OF the party made the trip on
horseback to be in attendance at the
Knights of Pythias anniversary ball
that evening.
The party given by the Freshman
class of the County High School at
the new pavilion In Eureka Saturday
evening. February IL. to the MEM
bers of the school. all of the faculty
and about en- equal number of friends
was a jolly occasion. 1t was given
as q valentinesparty. and the match
ing of red hearts. upon which senti-
mental verses were found. was the
means taken for the selection Of