The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs

returned to Eureka Sunday from
Wendover, Utah.
Miss Esther Fiester left by Thurs
days train to spend the holidays with
relatives at Salt Lake City.
Miss Eileen Morrison returned to
Eureka by Fridays train from a sew
trail months visit in California.
Notice OF the annual meeting Of
the Stockholders of the Farmers q
Merchants National Bank Of Eureka
is published in to-day's Sentinel.
Miss Addie Merialdo, who is at
tending the University Of Nevada at
Reno. returned home Sunday to spend
the holidays.
Miss Stella Gianoli came up from
the Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley
yesterday to spend the holidays in
Eureka.
Mrs. j. w. Wilcox was an arrival
by Fridays train from Leadville. Me-
vada, to spend the holidays with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fra
ser.
Marcos Legarra returned by Thurs
days train from trip to California.
Mrs. Legarra and her mother, Mrs.
M. F. Williams. are expected home
tho 6rot of uovt UooE
No Christmas tree or exercises will
be held at the Presbyterian Church in
Eureka this Christmas Eve. but all
members of the, Sunday School have
been presented with a Christmas gift.
Father w. F. Kennedy arrived
from Battle Mountain last Sunday
and has since been holding religious
services and assisting and supervising
the Christmas tree exercises and 9TH
er church activities.
Ok. the wash Chinaman, has asked
the Sentinel to state that Health Of
ficer DIR. Bremen has thoroughly fum-
igated his laundry and that there Is
no danger now of contracting the
smallpox in having clothes laundried
by him.
1t is learned that Will Flavin Of
Eureka, who has been in Reno under
medical treatment. is now at the Gov
ernment Base Hospital at San Diego.
California. and writes that HIS physie-
al condition is improving under the
treatment there, and that he feels
greatly encouraged and hopeful Of
being permanently benefited.
Fred d. Crofut of Birch, Govern
ment trapper covering the Diamond
Valley district, owing to illness failed
to get his report into Government
headquarters in time to appear in the
official report of the number of pred
atory animals killed in November.
The average catch per man figured on
the S0-day basis was 17.S animals.
Mr.. Crofut exceeded this, having
killed 81 animals in November.
Mrs. Chrystye MacGillivray and
daughter Inez arrived in Eureka by
auto this morning at 2 o'clock from
Round Mountain. Nye County. Mrs.
acGillivray who is engaged in teach
ing there, left yesterday afternoon for
her home here to spend the holidays
and experienced a hard trip. When
near the Holly mine in Austin canyon
they encountered snow drift that
took them two hours to shovel
through.
Principal and Mrs. L. A. Hunting
left by auto Friday morning for q
trip to Carson City, where they will
spend the holidays with w. ]. Hunt
ing and family. Owing to the general
storm and bad road conditions 1t was
thought they would have considerable
difficulty in reaching Austin, but 1t
is learned from Mrs. MacGillivray.
who reached Eureka early this morn
ing, that the hunting auto tracks
were within 20 miles of Austin yes
terday afternoon when they struck
the Lincoln Highway.
Ed vanover brought State Sheep In
spector Dave Ogilvie into Eureka
Tuesday from Duckwater. He met
with little difficulty in getting over
Pinto summit with his truck on the
trip in. but was unable to get over
the summit Thursday on his return
home. Another attempt was made
Friday. and with Russ Scott's team
assisting the truck and some shovel
ing, he got through. Isadore Sars
also made the trip to the company
Fish Greek ranch and returned t
Eureka. last night. He reported onl,
about two inches of snow In that val
ley, but said the snow was deep ant
badly drifted over the road from En-