The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-04-02

turned to their home at Ely. Nevada,
to-day. L. T. Herchmer took them
over in his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mackey and
little son left Thursday for Reno. and
may decide to locate in the western
part Of the State.
Clarence Johnson returned home
Monday from Canyon City. Oregon.
where he was summoned by tn Q
death of his daughters husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Loofbourrow
and children were departures for
Reno by Thursdays train, where the
family plans to locate permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Romano and
children were departures by to-day's
train for Fallon, Nevada. for visit
with relatives, and they may decide
to locate there permanently.
County Recorder Edgar Father has
been confined to his home during the
week with a severe attack of tonsil-
tits, but is now reported to be Inn
proving.
d. d. Muir, general manager of
mines of the United States Mining &
Smelling Company, was in Eureka a
couple of days this week looking af-
ter company interests here.
J. r. Tognoni was up from Duck
water Thursday for supplies and ar
ranging for shearing his sheep. He
will shear this season at the Bidart
& Florio pens near the Pogue place.
F. ]. Brossemer has reopened his
soda water factory at the corner of
Main and Gold streets in Eureka, and
makes an announcement in to-day's
Sentinel regarding his prepared soft
drinks and prices.
Will d. Robinson and family this
week returned to Hylton. Elko Coun-
ty, where they expect to remain.
Charley Minoletti took them and their
household effects over Thursday with
his truck.
The Eureka Land & Stock Com
pany has about completed arrange
ments for shearing their bands of
sheep at their pens at Oak Station
and the work will start on the arriv-
al of the shearing crew some time
next week.
Father Kennedy received a sick
call from Austin Thursday owing to
the serious illness of Mrs. Chattelle.
a woman of mature years. He re-
turned here Friday evening and re-
ports that no hopes are held out for
the woman's recovery.
A sheep trespass case is on trial in
the Justice Court to-day that is cre-
ating considerable interest. ]. p.
Jacobsen is suing Uhalde & Palma
for trespass and damages amounting
to $500. The case is being tried be-
fore Justice T. A. Burdick.
A. r. Carville, representing the
Standard Oil Company, and A. r.
Carville, attorney In case now being
tried here. were arrivals by auto from
Elko Friday. They report the road
between here and Elko to now be in
very fair condition for travel.
Angelo Depaoli arrived home Mon
day from a several months visit at
his native home in Italy. On his re-
turn trip he was taken i'll at Chey-
enne, Wyoming, with what developed
to be influenza and has confined him
to his home here since his return.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner left Thurs
day for Elko, where she went to be
with her daughter, Mrs. Kate Cicali,
who has been seriously i'll for the
past few weeks in a hospital there.
Her condition is now SO much i'm
proved that 1t is thought she can soon
be removed to her home.
Joseph Flynn, Jr., arrived in town
Wednesday from the Flynn ranch in
the north end of Diamond Valley with
a six-horse load of potatoes. He hit
the local market just right and had
disposed of his load of four tons by
noon the next day. The potatoes
sold for $3.50 per 100 pounds.
The law firm of Reynolds & Father
has purchased the law library OF
Judge Peter Breen. consisting OF
some 400 volumes, the most of which
are new and up-to-date works and
editions. The. work Of transferring
the library to the offices of the pur-
chasers In the Courthouse building IL
now under way.
l.. z. Peters. superintendent of the