The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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she has recently been employed.
Dan Kelly wound up his Lizzie last
Tuesday and struck out for White
Pine County, with view of remain
ing at Ely during the Winter.
1 L. J. Rosenshine, resident manager
OF the Eureka Uncle Sam Mining
Company. returned Wednesday from
a business trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. VIII Rand came up from her
home in Pine Valley Monday for q
visit at the Chris Hildebrand ranch
west Of Eureka. the homo Of her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Moore Of Win
nemucca, Nevada, were arrivals here
by auto Tuesday for . visit It the
family home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Moore. the formers parents.
The business Offices in Eureka Of
the Uncle Sam Mining Company have
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Office stan has moved its headquar-
ters to the new ONCE building erected
at the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Didier of Nina,
Nevada, were arrivals here Wednes-
day by auto for visit with r. c.
Kelley and family and Tom Kelley,
Mrs. Didier being q sister Of the Kel-
ley brothers of Eureka.
Frank T. Torpey, president Of the
Eureka-Uncle Sam Mining Company,
was an arrival from San Francisco
the first of the week and has since
been busily engaged in attending to
matters connected with company af-
fairs here.
]. Fewson Smith, an Official rep
resentative of the United States Min
ing & Smelling Company, has been
in Eureka during the week looking
into matters connected with the at
fairs here of the Richmond-Eureka
Mining Company.
Visitors in Eureka to spend
Thanksgiving were from all adjacent
sections. and the Sentinel will not at
tempt to mention them for the rea-
son that some names would probably
be omitted and we would be credited
with overlooking our visitors.
The attention of the taxpayers Of
Eureka County is called to the fact
that next Monday, December 4, will
be the last day upon which they may
settle with County Treasurer Nc
Charles without paying the addition
al delinquency charge Of Is per cent.
Willis Hooper, who was attacked
with pneumonia last week and has
since been critically i'll. passed the
crisis of the disease Tuesday night.
He has since gradually shown an i'm
proved condition, and his relatives
and friends are now hopeful for his
recovery.
Announcement of the Mob HillFire
Company's annual masquerade ball
to take place at Pavilion Hall In Eu-
reka on Friday evening, December
20, is made In to-day's Sentinel. This
is notable yearly social event in Eu-
reka and looked forward to by pleas
ure seekers, who can now begin prep
arations for this fantastic ball.
The condition of I. H. Rogers of
Ruby Hill, who suffered stroke of
paralysis last week when his entire
left side was affected, has shown
marked improvement during the
week. and If he continues to improve,
it is understood he will shortly be
taken to Salt Lake City where he can
have special medical attention and
hospital care.
The next social event in Eureka is a
dancing party to be given by the Eu-
reka Sagebrush Club of 1922 at Pa
vilion Hall on Friday evening, De-
cember Is. The teachers Of st. James
Episcopal Sunday School will serve
a midnight supper in the hall. and
the funds raised will be devoted to-
ward financing q Christmas tree and
gifts for the children of the Episcopal
Sunday School.
While saving wood at the Russell
Scott home on Ruby Hill avenue FRI
day forenoon Baptista Minoletti met
with a most serious accident. In at
tempting to reach hammer lying
inside the framework of the large
power saw his clothing was caught by
the rapidly revolving saw and his
right arm was drawn into the saw.
cutting cash in the arm above the
elbow. but fortunately Just escaping
the large artery Dr. Rreuneu was