The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-11-19
LOCAL BRAI.IlEs

Phil Paroni returned home uyester-
day from q several monthsi visit at
San Francisco.
The Schneider Drug Store is Just
In receipt of handsome and appro-
pirate line of Thanksgiving cards.
H. C. McTerney of the tax depart
ment OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany was In Eureka last Tuesday on
company business.
County Treasurer r. Mechanics re-
ports that tax money is coming in
very slowly this year. Taxes become
delinquent on December next.
w. r. Reynolds. Edgar Father and
L. A. Harris left by auto Thursday
morning on a trip to Tonopah. They
expected to return home to- night.
The Freshman Class of the Eureka
County High School has issued invi-
tations to dancing party to be given
at the Eureka Pavilion this evening.
A term of the District Court has
been called to meet in Eureka on
Tuesday, December e. Fifty trial
jurors have been called to meet at
this session.
Louis Gibellini has moved his fam
lily from Prospect to Eureka and they
have taken up their permanent resi-
dence in the Gibellini stone building
on north Main street.
A. Berolo has reopened his meat
market in connection with his general
merchandising business in Eureka
and is now prepared to serve the pub
lie with market products and fresh
fish on Thursdays. !.
Frank Mcbride, who has conducted
the Eureka Garage for the past two
years, has retired from the business
as his lease has expired. and the own
er of the premises, w. H. Russell, is
now carrying on the business.
VIII Flavin of Eureka has gone to
Reno to consult with army physicians
there regarding an ailment that came
upon him while doing overseas war
duty, and which treatment has since
failed to arrest or effect permanent
relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rutherford
autoed up from Currant Creek Thurs
day and remained over until the next
afternoon. While here Mr.. Ruther-
ford arranged for the marketing OF
several loads of dressed pork that he
plans bringing into Eureka.
The cold wave that is now with US
is reported general over the coast.
Eight below was reported here Thurs
day morning and five below Friday.
It moderated during the night but
was still rather sharp this morning.
While two and three inches of snow
is reported in the western portions OF
the State the middle of the week. only
a trace of moisture fell here.
Miss Sylvia Campiglia of Reno.
State Director of Home Economics.
was an arrival here Thursday and
visited the Domestic Science Class Of
the Eureka County High School now
under the supervision of Mrs. l.. A.
Hunting. She was departure from
here Saturday to continue her work
of inspection in the several high
schools of the State in which these
courses are conducted.
The Eureka Base Ball Club prom
ises a good time to all who attend its
Thanksgiving ball at the Pavilion in
Eureka on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber "a. A committee will be in charge
10 look forward the pleasure of all
guests and see that visitors from the
outside are not overlooked in be-
ing introduced and made partici-
pants in all the evenings festivities.
DIR. W. H. Bremen this week re-
moved the tonsils and adenoids of the
three-year-old son, Cedric, of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Moore, and the five-year-
old son, Robert, OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Moore, families OF Newark
Valley, and both children are doing
nicely following the operations. w.
A. Moore came in Thursday and took
his wife and three children and son
George home Friday afternoon.
Eureka County teachers who at
tended the Institutes at Ely and Elko
have all returned and again resumed
their school duties. This years meet
ing together Of Nevada teachers IL
said to have been more beneficial
from an educational standpoint and
more satisfactory in general than
heretofore. The teachers report that
the people of both Ely and Eiko were