The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-10-22
LOCAL BRzvITIES


days visit in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cessna are Wis
.itors in Eureka this week from the
Raine ranch in Pine Valley.
Robert Lucey left Tuesday for
Reno, where he expects to be en-
ployed and remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Piretti and
children autoed in from Three Bar
Monday for visit with their relatives
in Eureka.
Judge Peter Breen returned Mon
day from Austin whese he has been
holding a term of the Lander County
District Court.
Mrs. Earl Overton came into Eu-
reka Thursday from her ranch home
at Indian Creek, Nye County, for q
short visit with friends and to ar
range for Winter supplies.
Many Eurekans report hearing the
purring of an airplane engineover Eu-
reka this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock,
but could not see the plane owing to
the sky being overcast with clouds.
The Justice Court case of the State
of Nevada against Martin Amestoy,
charged with disturbing the peace,
has been again postponed and is now
set for hearing on Monday, October
"a.
A telephone messsye from Pali-
sade at 2:3O this afternoon stated
there were no new developments to
report regarding a settlement of the
impending railway strike called for
October 80.
DIR. Mabel X. Young and Miss Alma
Woods autoed into Eureka Friday
from their ranch at Willow Creek.
The Doctor will remain In Eureka and
resume her dental practice, Miss
Woods returning to the ranch after a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steiner of
Sparks, Nevada, passed through Eu-
reka Monday by auto en- route to the
Handley ranch in Newark Valley,
where they went to visit Mrs. Stein
er's mother. Mrs. Wi.iiezn Potts, and
sister, Mrs. Walter Handley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Morrison
and Harry Fault returned home Mon
day from an auto trip to Melrose.
Montana. On their return they were
accompanied by Mrs. w. ]. Eathorne
and her son William, who have been
making their home in Montana for
the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mackey and
little son returned to Eureka last Sat
urday after about years absence at
Reno and in California. w. F. Loot
bourrow and family, who left here
with them, are again located near
Chico. California, where they are en-
gagged in ranching.
Oliver Johnson returned to Eureka
this week after spending most CT the
Summer with outfits drilling for oil
in Wyoming and Utah. He expects
to leave Eureka in about ten days for
Tuscarora, Nevada, where he intends
doing work on some mining claims
he owns in that section.
w. o. Ferguson, rancher and cat
tleman of the western portion of Eu-
reka County, has purchased band
of sheep and plans to go out of cat
tie as soon as anything like fair
price can be obtained for them. He
was in Eureka yesterday to secure
some bucks recently purchased from
the Eureka Land & Live Stock Co.
George Russell, agent of the Verdi
Lumber Company at Elko. was an ar
rival yesterday on business visit.
Mr.. Russell drove over by auto and
says that he nearly tore off the pan
from under his engine on the high
centers encountered on the road this
side of Railroad canyon, and that
this piece of road is about the limit.
The spell of beautiful Indian Sum-
mer weather that has prevailed in
this section for such a long period
has passed and real chill of Winter
is now with US. The barometer COM
menced falling Thursday night and
is now below the storm point with a
cold wind blowing from the south.
All indications point to an approach
ing snow storm.
Mrs. Jack Mckenzie, former Eu-
reka resident who passed her early
girlhood here, was an arrival Tuesday
from her home in San Francisco. be-
ing summoned by the illness of her