The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-10-01

Mrs. J. Z. Josey left BY Tuesdays
train for trip to Salt Lake City.
J. B. Biale and daughter. Miss Clo-
tide. returned home tuesday from .
trip to California.
s. e. Houseworth. representative
Of the London, Liverpool q Globe In
to-day.
Mrs. Victor Garten and infant son
returned to the winsell ranch in Gar
den Valley Friday. where they are at
present residing.
Mrs. Boletta HUI returned home
Friday from a couple of months Wis
it with her daughter. Mrs. Elwood
Beemer, at Reno.
H. L. >schmidtlein. father of Mrs.
w. H. Russell Of Eureka. was an ar
rival here from Austin Monday for q
visit with the Russell family.
A reading OF the barometer to-day
indicates that storm 10 approaehing
and that our long spell of unusually
fine weather will soon be broken.
Attorneys Joseph Mcnamara and
A. B. Dysart of Elko were In Eureka
several days this week attending to
legal matters in the District Court.
F. L. Torpey. general manager of
the Eureka Uncle Sam Consolidated
Mining Company, was An arrivci by
Fridays train from san Francisco.s
e. r. Berg. representing the Com
mercial Soap Company Of Reno, and
a former residentsof Eureka. was In
town yesterday meeting our local
merchants.
Attention is, called4to the new ad-
vertisement of the Taos. s. Robinson
& Co. brokerage firm. members Of
the San Francisco stock Exchange. In
to-day's Sentinel.
Mrs. Ernest Gorden. daughter Of
the late A. L. Fitzgerald, was an ar
rival here last Tuesday from Los An
geles to attend to matters connected
with the settlement OF her late faith
er's estate.
DR.. A. E. Belanger, dentist. who
left here last April and has been
practicing his profession in Lincoln
County, Nevada, tor several months,
returned to Eureka last Monday to
resume his practice here and will re-
main permanently. He is located at
the Europa Hotel.
The County Board of Education
has been informed by the State Board
of Education at Carson that Miss June
Montieth has been engaged as teach
er of the Eureka Normal School. and
has been advised that 1t is desired to
open the school in Eureka on Mon
day, October 8. Miss Montieth is ex-
pected to arrive by to-day's train.
Ed Schuler, who stopped OF here
several weeks ago for visit with the
T. A. Burdick family, his wife's rela-
tives, while en- route from the East
to California, resumed his journey
Monday accompanied by Herbert Bur-
dick, who goes for a visit with his
| brother, Walter Burdick, at Oakland.
California. They left In the side car
motorcycle that Mr.. and Mrs. Schu-
ler used in making the trip across
the country from New York to Eu-
reka.
The baby contest that has been go
ing on at the Eureka Theatre for sew
eral weeks by votes being given to
purchasers of entrance tickets to the
picture shows to be cast for their
choice of the children between the
ages of three months and four years,
whose pictures were shown on the
screen, closed this week. The final
votes were cast Wednesday evening
and the awards Gwere made, Friday
evening. Annie, feur-year-old daught-
or of John H. Littlefair, received the
largest number of votes and was
awarded the first prize, i've dollar
gold necklace. Edna Morse, two
year-old daughter of Mrs. Edward
Herrera, came second and was pre-
sented with a three dollar gold ring.
The prizes were awarded by Mrs. D.
States, manager of the Eureka The