The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-05-14

Thomas Barry was brought into
Eureka wednesday seriously Ill with
an attack of influenza. He 10 now
favorably recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kautz and
daughter, Ethel. returned home Tues
day from Ely. Nevada, where the
family has been living for the past
year.
The Eureka ball team plans to
have q practice game on its ball
grounds next Sunday. and invites all
fans and those interested to be on the
grounds by l p. m.
E. J. H. Druhe, representative OF
the Board of Fire Underwriters of
the Pacific, was in Eureka Monday
and Tuesday surveying. mapping and
rerating property fire risks.
w. r. Scott, in charge of the min
ing plant of the Eureka-Holly Extern
sion Company. returned from Elko
Friday evening and was accompanied
by F. H. Bird. president of the COM
pany.
It is learned from Eurekans re-
turning yesterday from Ely that Cap
tain william Norman of Illipah was
taken to Ely the first of the week
very seriouly Ill. and that slight
hopes of his recovery were held out.
County Treasurer r. Mechanics re-
quests the Sentinel to remind tax
payers who have not paid their Sec
ond installment of 1920 taxes that the
time of delinquency is fast approach
ing and 1t behooves them to get busy.
C. w. Ruben, administrator of the
estate of the late Paul Pedrioli, will
sell the real and personal property
of the estate on the premises ON Mon
day, May 16, at one O'Clock. The
ranch contains 100 acres of patented
land.
Joseph Data, a merchant of Riep-
town, adjacent to Ely, was a visitor
in Eureka several days this week. He
was accompanied from Hamilton by
Charles and julius Minoletti. who
came over for a visit with relatives
and friends.
G. C. Hunting. Bishop OF the Epis-
copal church in Nevada. will hold re-
ligious ~sesvices in the Episcopal
churcn In Eureka on Sunday, May
15. The morning service will be at
IL o'clock, and the evening service
at 1880 o'clock.
DR.. Bremen was called to the Nor
rison Hay ranch last Sunday to at
tend the five-year old daughter of
Mrs. Mary Cox. and finding the child
suffering with erysipelas. brought her
into Eureka for further medical at
tention. The patient is now much
improved.
Deputy School Superintendent G.
A. Whiteley, whose district includes
White Pine, Eureka and Lander
Counties. spent a few hours visiting
the Eureka schools Thursday after
noon before leaving for the western
portion Of the county. He plans to
| return to Eureka about the middle OF
next week.
DR.. Henry Hagar, his sister, Mrs,
Laura Hoegh and son. Tracy. arrived
in Eureka last Sunday by auto from
| Puente, California. where the Doctor
has been visiting the Hoegh family
| They were en- route to the Doctors
ranch in Ruby Valley, Elko County
where Mrs. Hoegh and Tracy will
make an extended visit.
L. Brooke, superintendent of the
Eureka-Holly Mining Company. was
a departure by Wednesdays train FOL
| Chicago, where. the Sentinel learns
he goes to be married to Miss Vir'
ginia Rae, the wedding to take place
at the home of the bride in that city
| on May 20. The bride-to-be is
niece OF L. T. Herchmer, and with
her mother visited the Herchmel
family here last Summer.
J.. A. Atchison, president Of the Eu.
reka Prairie Mining Company. who
has been in Canada for the past two
months on business. was an arrival
here last Saturday. He spent sew.
eral days looking over the company's
mines and other properties in the dis
trict and reported that he was well
! pleased with the general mining out
look Of the Eureka mining district
He left for his home at Los Angeles
by Wednesdays train. but expects to
return to Eureka in about two weeks
to remain permanently.
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