The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-30

Write 1t 1893.

Rcnafu 0ioson tett to-oay on q
business trip to Elko.
We wish you much Joy In the hol-
iday season. and . New Year full OF
happiness.
FfSd Bartine left to-day on q busi-
ness TIM to the western part of the
State ant to California.
Judge Peter Breen was q depart-
ure for California ON Thursday, and
win remain there during the Winter.
Miss Stella Minoletti, teacher Of
the Antelope Valley district school,
IL spending the holiday vacation at
her home In Eureka.
Miss Dorothy Goss, teacher of the
district school at Cherry Greek, White
Pine County, II spending her holiday
vacation at her home at Prospect.
: John Gibellini, who has been en-
ployed In the mines at Tonopah for
the past year. has returned to Eureka
for visit with relatives and friends.
Walter and Lawrence Schmidtlein
OF Lander County, cousin of Mrs.
W. H. Russell Of Eureka, autoed over
from Austin Thursday to spend New
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lily.
A purse was found at the Christ
mas tree gathering In the Episcopal
church last Sunday evening, and the
owner may receive same by applying
to Mrs. Grace Anderson and Identity
ing the property.
Chester and Miss Helen Clenden-
uf01 Upo udocn and ~ron "A a q wwh<.~ -
Mrs. H. N. Schneider of Eureka, au-
toed over from their home at Tono-
nah last Sunday for short visit with
Mrs. Schneider and her daughter.
Mrs.. c. 8. Batchelder.
Ernest Affranchino. who il inter-
eeted In some mines at Mountain
City. near Tuscarora, Elko County.
rstnrned this week to spend the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. .tAffranchino, Of Prospect.
r. H. Strickland. general manager
OF the Macintosh Mining Company.
returned from business trip to Salt
Lake yesterday. He was accom-
panied by . bookkeeper and q me-
chanic who will join the company
forces at the Diamond mine.
On Sunday evening a Christmas
tree with gifts and candy for the
children of the Sunday School was
held at st. James Episcopal church
and q short program of exercises ap-
propriate to the occasion carried out
by the children pleased the audience.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
had no Christmas tree this year on
account OF the church being used for
school purposes, however the child
rem were all remembered with their
customary presents and candy, which
they received at the close Of the
school session on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. F. Williams was q de-
parture for San Francisco to-day and
will be absent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcil Cazier of Cur
rant Creek were arrivals this week
to spend the holidays with their
daughter. Miss Grace, who is a stu
dent In the Eureka County High
School.
A Christmas tree and social good
time was enjoyed by the children,
their parents and teachers of the
Catholic Sunday School and few in
vited friends at the Odd Fellows and
Masonic hall Saturday evening. Fol-
lowing the distribution of gifts by
Santa Claus, games were played and
a lunch of sandwiches, cake and cof-
fee was served.
The present Board of County Com
missioners is holding its final regular
meeting to-day and closing up all Eu-
reka County business matters. The
new Board will meet next Monday for
organization and to act ON any new
business presented. The only change
in the personnel of the Board is the
retirement of r. J. Reid. the new