The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs

was In Eureka yesterday attending 10
business matters
d. e. Nostrosa and son Gilbert re-
turned Wednesday by auto from a
business trip to Elko.
ID p. Malloy. representative of the
Wingeld banks. has been in Eureka
for several days this week.
Edward Herrera of the Europa Ho-
tel has notice "To Whom 1t May
Concern" in to-day's Sentinel.
Miss Eileen Morrison and Miss Vel
ma Reynolds were departures by
Wednesdays train for a trip to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Kate Dull was an arrival from
Los Angeles by ThSrsday's train for
visit home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Mechanics.
w. P. Pearce, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Western Pa
cific railway spent several days in I 4
reka the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Amenda re-
mained over Thursday night in Eu-
reka en- route to the oil wells at Illi-
pah from Winnemucca.
Will Mcbride returned Tuesday
from a trip to Reno and Virginia
City. He reports meeting many for
mer Eureka residents in both locali-
ties.
Frank Mcbride autoed over to Elko
Tuesday and was accompanied by
Mrs. Eureka Kopps who went over
for a visit with relatives in Elko
County.
Miss Elwood Beemer returned
home Thursday accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Boletta HUI, who went
to make visit with the Beemer fam
lily at Reno.
Commissioner F. A. Fulkerson
came up from Beowawe by Thurs
days train to attend the meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
held Friday.
Attention is called to the announce
ment of the Quality Market made in
to-day's Sentinel. Commencing next
Monday this business will be conduct
ed on a cash basis.
Jack BARLEY has taken over the
soft drink department in the Europa
Hotel. Mr.. BARLEY is connoisseur
in this business and will undoubtedly
receive his share of the Eureka trade.
Mrs J.. L. Wilcox left Tuesday to
join her husband at the Leadville
mines near Gerlach in Humboldt
County, where Mr.. Wilcox is super
intendent of the milling property
there.
George Mcqueen of Duckwater ar
rived here Wednesday night with 80
head of stock cattle he recently sold
to the Winzell ranch in Garden Val
ley. He left the next day with the
stock for delivery at the ranch.
Joe Sweet, who has been a resident
of Eureka for the past two years and
engaged in mining, left Sunday for
Salt Lake City and will look over
some of the Utah camps before re-
turning to Eureka.
l.. A. Harris, Ed Bergman, Jr.,
Mrs. j. e. Josey, and Miss Annie Har-
vey returned Tuesday from an en-
campment of the Nevada American
Legion at Lake Tahoe. They report
an exceptionally pleasant time at the
resort, with no punctures or other
car trouble to mar the trip.
Major Henry G. Catlin. consulting
engineer of the Eureka-Croesus Min
ing Company, arriHd from New York
City by Mondays train. He was ac-
companied by Russell Smith. min
ing engineer of Calumet, Michigan,
who is superintendent of the Ahmeek
mine, one of the subsidiaries of the
Calumet and Hecla Company. Mr..
Smith is here to make an examina-
ton of the Eureka-Croesus and other
properties in which Detroit capital is
interested.
Mrs. Theresa Florio, who made Eu-
reka her home for a good many years,
but who has recently been living with
her daughter. Mrs. Nick Moderelli,
at their ranch near Alpha, was a de-
parture from there Monday for Elko
accompanied by her daughter. From
there Mrs. Florio will continue on
east en- route to her native Italy,
where she goes for an extended visit.
Mrs. Magda States this week sold
to C. j. Travers the former J. H. Fine
residence on Mob Hill. Mr.. Travers