The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-03


visitor to Eureka the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Mary Fulton has returned
home from a months pleasure and
recreation trip to California.
Mrs. r. A. Laird returned by to-
days train from a months visit with
relatives and friends at Los Angeles.
Gasoline prices In Eureka we're re-
duced two cents per gallon to-day,
and gas now retails for 4S cents a
gallon.
j. B. venturino has a new adver-
tisement in to-day's Sentinel and Is
offering some real bargains in several
lines of ladies' wear.
Ed. Bergman, u and Charles
Treloar were departures last Satur-
day for Eureka. Utah, where they ex-
pect to engage in mining.
Miss Marie CulleRe has been en-
gagged to teach the Ruby Hill district
school and is expected to arrive here
to-day from San Francisco.
Frank Mcbride returned Wednes-
day from a weeks business trip in
the western portion Of the State, that
covered Reno, Carson. Virginia City
and Fallon.
Thirty>four cars of lambs for the
Eastern market went out over the
local railway this week. Eleven cars
OF Palma lambs were loaded at Eu-
reka. and 23 cars Of Uhalde lambs
from Diamond Station.
The Sentinel has been informed
that the Eureka Ball Team has ar
ranged to play the Lund Ball Club at
the grounds in Eureka on Labor Day,
and the game will be called at o.
clock Monday afternoon.
Dave and Harry Morris are con-
templating an addition to their cabin
at their mine on the west side of
Prospect mountain. with the inten-
tion of continuing work steadily
through the coming Winter.
Walter Harvey Weed, the mining
engineer, returned to Eureka last
Monday and was engaged here sew
eral days in looking over some devel-
opment work in the Eureka-Croesus
mine that he had commenced about
a month ago during his former visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cockril1 passed
through Eureka Monday on their way
home from an auto trip to California
They returned by way of Tonopah
and Duckwater and report having had
good trip. Frank Winzell, who re-
Gently purchased a ranch near Santa
Cruz, California, returned home with
them.
Eureka has been visited with show
ers of rain nearly every day this week
and early Friday morning an unusu-
ally heavy wind storm was followed
by a heavy rain that continued fol-
more than an hour. This brought a
young flood of water into town, but
no material damage was done. This
storm brought cold wave and Pros
pect mountain and the Diamond range
now show a covering of snow.
Mrs. Jay Freeman. wife of the man
| ubn mos hold boro to onSwor in III @
District Court to a statutory charge
arrived from Ely last Monday and
furnished the $4,000 cash bail under
which he was being held. He was
then released, and is to appear in the
District Court for arraignment when
so ordered. 1t is now thought he
will be called next week. at the COM
ing term of the court.
Principal and Mrs. L. A. Hunting
| returned to Eureka Wednesday from
their vacation trip. They Travelled
by auto and their trip extended to
Astoria, Oregon. En- route there they
visited the Yosemite Valley and diff
ferent points of interest in California
On their return they came by way OF
Crater Lake, Oregon, one of the plac-
es of particular interest and now Wis
tied by many who enjoy viewing the
wonders of nature.
Bear in mind that you are assured
an evening of real enjoyment at the
Eureka Theatre Monday evening In
the presentation of 1.-The Deacon En-
tangled" by local talent. 1t is com.
edy in three acts filled with mirth
and unusual happenings, and If you
want to have a good. hearty laugh
don't fail to attend. This entertain
ment is given for the benefit of st
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